Video Friday | Pop-Up Card with Frame Dies with Olga
Hello crafty friends and thank you for joining me on Spellbinders blog! Today I am going to create a pop up card with some ornate frame dies from Special Moments collection by Marisa Job. I will only be using white and ivory cardstocks to create a very subtle variation of color plus some gold mirror cardstock for sentiments.
The dimensional pop-up circle card is created with Miss You Swirl die set and I have "love you" written on the one side and "miss you" on the other. There is also some additional space at the horizontal part of the card to write or stamp the message to the recipient.
Although there is some bulk added on the inside of the card it closes up perfectly and lays flat - all thanks to the double fold on a card base (watch the video tutorial for more details). I have used the same die set, Special Day Frame, to decorate both the inside and the outside of the card.
VIDEO TUTORIAL
Watch the video tutorial below or on YouTube for beginning to end guide on how to make this card. I will also be sharing some useful tricks and techniques along the way.
I hope I have inspired you to try and create a pop-up card - they are really easy to make and it's a great way to surprise a recipient. Have a wonderful weekend!
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Love your card. It’s obvious that you gave this card a lot of creative thought.
Beautiful new die and card!