Art supplies to decorate with (markers, glitter)ġ.Pop up card printables (or extra paper if you’re designing the art yourself).2 pieces of cardstock or construction paper.In ten minutes, you’ll have a card that’s sure to impress. We’ll show you how to make a pop up card in six simple steps, plus provide themed printables to get your creative juices flowing. Even better, they’re surprisingly simple to create. Watch the YouTube video for Assembly Instructions.Want to make your message really pop? That’s where a pop up card comes in! Pop up cards are great for any occasion, and they’ll make your gift and message stand out from the rest. Mix it up and see how you can make it yours. TIP: You can cut the base pieces from colored cardstock or a thicker pattern paper to add more “style and pizazz”. If you plan to use rub-on stickers or anything that requires your card to lay perfectly flat, do this before you add the insert. I didn’t add sentiments or embellish the front of my card before adding the insert. Your birthday slice pop-up is ready to go! Line up the score line on the base piece (while the insert is folded) and then line that up with the score line of your card. Squish it into more of a “diamond” shape and relieve the tension on the cut lines. If you need to remove a panel and reposition an element, the piece should slip back in easier than during assembly. When you have it secured to the base and the tabs are inserted into the hearts, you can fold it and open it a few times to make sure all your pieces are working and nothing is catching. Place the end tabs into the heart tabs on the base paper with a score line. Also, if you slant the pieces like the design should be when it is flat, that sometimes makes it easier to get things lined up. As you get one piece in, most likely, another will slide out.
You will have to fiddle with the pieces to get them lined up and where they should be.
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