27.5.18

Pop Up Floral Card Tutorial

Pop Up Garden Card Tutorial
Hi friends, Sharing my DT project for Crealies showcasing their gorgeous rubber stamps.I made a Pop Up Box card  with more than a dozen  stamped flowers swaying beautifully in a burlap covered Pop Up Basket !
Pop Up Garden Card Tutorial

When  you want to quickly color a bunch of images without spending hours together watercoloring is a fabulous option! And heat embossing the images before watercoloring makes it even easier to keep the colors within the lines.
I stamped and heat embossed the images in gold  and watercolored them using Zig Watercolor Brush Pens .
These are the Crealies stamps I used. I love the delicate designs and quality of the Crealies stamps!
Pop Up Garden Card Tutorial
 Later fussy cut out the flowers ...you dont have to be super accurate when making such a card as you can use a bit of green between the leaves and flowers to mimic foliage.
Pop Up Garden Card Tutorial
Pop Up Box Cards are fun designs you can adapt to suit your theme. I conceptualized a basket of flowers with a rustic look and so made a horizontal boxthe Here are the dimensions on instructions to make this one.
You will need Card stock :two pieces 7 x 2 inches and two pieces 5.5 x 2 or slightly less than two inches

Score the long 7 inch strips at 1/2  and 2.5 inch from one end

Score the short strips at 1/2 and 5 inch

Pop Up Garden Card Tutorial
Fold the long pieces as shown below.
Pop Up Garden Card Tutorial
Stick the short tab as shown- use good strong adhesive.
Pop Up Garden Card Tutorial
Stick the short tab of the other strip to complete a box.
Fold the box down to make sure your gluing is correct and you have a structure which folds perfectly flat
Pop Up Garden Card Tutorial
Take the scored short strips and fold the side tabs in opposite directions- this tiny step will  make your Pop Up Card more sturdy.
Pop Up Garden Card Tutorial
Glue one tab inside the box as shown , apply glue to the other tab



Pop Up Garden Card Tutorial
Before the glue dries, fold the box flat so that the tab will stick perfectly to the opposite side
Pop Up Garden Card Tutorial
Stick the other strip in the similar way 

Pop Up Garden Card Tutorial


Your Pop Up Card is ready to embellish!
You can use strips of acetate to stick the flowers and add them to your Pop Up Card dividers. The pearl sprigs were simply wound around the dividers and sway beautifully as the card folds and unfolds!
Pop Up Garden Card Tutorial
Here are the list of supplies used 
Crealies Stamps/stempels:

26 comments:

  1. Another beautiful card. Not only are your cards fantastic but your tutorials are always so easy to follow.

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  2. What a gorgeous card and super easy tutorial as well! Love your pretty pop-up box of flowers!

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  3. WOW!! GORGEOUS Sonia!! I love the assortment of colors for the flowers and all that gold just POPS!!! Beautiful 3D box card and I love how you made it from scratch! I'm lazy and just buy the dies! Your way is much more creative!! Have a great weekend!

    Theresa

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  4. I love the burlap box and all those beautiful flowers are perfect. Another delightful creation. Hugs Mrs A.

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  5. Oh my goodness Dr. Sonia, this is such a beautiful pop up card! I just love the flowers and the gorgeous colors you used to color them! I love the burlap as well! Thank you so much for stopping by my blog. I haven't done a lot of crafting lately (since my father passed away and I have had some medical issues). I do have to get started on some things soon.
    Hugs,
    Pam,
    scrap-n-sewgranny.blogspot.com

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  6. Wow! Your pop up card is awesome, I love your beautiful flowers!

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  7. Wow!! This is absolutely stunning, Sonia!! The flowers are gorgeous!! I love the colors!! Your tutorial is fabulous, too!! Love, love this, my friend!! So spectacular!! Have a great weekend!! Big hugs :)

    Lisa
    A Mermaid's Crafts

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  8. Another amazingly beautiful card. Love the colors.
    Hugs,
    Myrna

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  9. Fabulous pop up card, love this basket full of gorgeous flowers!! Love the choice of that burlap ribbon, too!!! Amazing inspiration as always!

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  10. Gorgeous pop up box! Just love all the different colours of flowers filling the box and the pearl sprays too, soooo lovely. The burlap is such a wonderful idea, really makes it rustic looking. Another easy to follow tutorial as always :). Debra x

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  11. Beautiful box card!! Love the burlap touch!
    Have a great day!
    Marilyn❤

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  12. Stunning. Love how you embossed the images in gold and then coloured them.

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  13. So GORGEOUS! LOVING those flowers!!!!!!!!!!!

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  14. I love pop-up cards and this one is absolutely adorable!

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  15. I loved this basket of beautiful flowers !

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  16. Beautiful pop-up box! I made one for my Mom and she loved it!

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  17. Amazing! Thanks for sharing - it's gorgeous!

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  18. This is gorgeous Sonia, beautiful colours - so bright and cheerful.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
    x

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  19. Stunning pop up box,Sonia.Love the beautiful flowers too.Great design.

    Gr,Sylvia.

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  20. This looks awesome !! Love the color combination.

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  21. This is so so so pretty. The colour combo and the pretty flowers make my heart sing. Burlap looks perfect.

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  22. Anonymous31/5/18

    such a beautiful creation, dr. sonia, i can almost smell those flowers! thank you so much for playing along with us at the penny black and more challenge.
    linda

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  23. Wow Dr. Sonia. This is so pretty & easy to make! Thank you for sharing the tutorial. Your projects are so bright & full of beautiful colours that it brightens our day! And your lovely garden adds a further beauty & freshness to your pictures!

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  24. Your so innovative with your designs, I love the pearls "dancing" when the card is opened, such beautiful colour combo and flowers, as always your tutorial makes it seem achievable LOL.
    Faith
    x

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