ufdev.blogg.se - Witty bunny pop ups

As this was the first card I made, I was improvising as I went. I added the grass to hide the bottom flap of the image. To make pop-up any of these elements you will need to create more pull-up tabs that can be glued to the image behind them or to the back of the front panel when possible. You can add extra pop-up elements like the grass in the picture.

In this way that pull-up tap was adhered in the right place at the back of the front panel of the card. I hold the paper down while I closed the card and I wait for the glue to dry a few seconds. I added glue to the bottom flap of the pull-up tab … Next, I glued the pull-up tab behind the image ( see picture below) It really doesn’t matter the orientation of the die-cut image. The edges of the die-cut piece need to be inside the edges of the card base. I placed the die-cut image facing down as shown in the picture below to find the correct placement. Then, I fold and burnished over the scoring lines.This measures 2-1/2″ x 1/4″ inches and I scored it at 1/2″ inches from both ends.To affix the image to the card base and to make it pop-up, I made a pull-up tab.Next, I glued the colored die-cut image onto the blank piece.The flap is about 1/4″ of an inch by 1-1/2″ inches. Then I trimmed down the flap as shown in the picture below.To make the flap, I simply scored and fold a line as close to the bottom of the image as possible.So this piece is partially die-cut at the bottom and this allowed me to create a flap to glue it onto the card base.

Using the same bunny die I applying a partial die cutting technique to die -cut a blank piece for the pop-up inside the card.

Next, I die cut the images using the bunny die ( shown in the picture above).

I applied colour to the images using Nuvo Alcohol markers.

Then, I stamped the images using Memento ink on Neenah Classic Crest 80lb.

First, I made the card base as shown in the video here but instead of a heart die, I used a circular die.