Thursday, February 11, 2021

Pop- Up Flip Card

Yesterday's newsletter from Splitcoaststampers had a tutorial for a fold I had never tried, a pop up flip card.

I had colored the image from February's Imagine That DOTM Challenge the day before and thought I could use it to make this special card design for my granddaughter's upcoming birthday.  Unfortunately, it was too big for an A2 card.  I began adjusting the measurements in the tutorial to make an A6 or 4.5x6.25 inch card.  Everything was going according to plan until I tried putting in the pop-up flip gizmo.  I cut a lot of paper in a lot of different sizes and just couldn't get it to work.  

I decided to just finish the A6 card as an aperture card with the image on the inside of the card but showing through to the front.

The image was colored with watercolor pencils and markers, then fussy cut.  The spray of strawberries is an old digi from Becci's Place, colored with markers and a green glitter brush.  The sentiments were part of the Imagine That! DOTM, Birthday Bunny, available at a discount this month.  This is a Progressive Challenge.  If you use this month's digi set and enter the challenge, you will receive next month's digi set for free.  Imagine That! is also having an 8th Birthday Celebration and you might want to check that out as well.  

 

 

Having failed in my attempt to make the Pop-Up Flip Card yesterday, mastering it became my goal for today.   Sometimes you just have to walk away and come back at another time.
That's really all it took, and reading the directions very carefully.  I thought it best to follow the tutorial as written this time and make an A2 version. 

Here is my very first, successful Pop-Up Flip Card!

Card front. CTMH paper. Fussy cut SU stamped flower and leaves.
Inside of card.  Sentiment from MFT.


side view

Challenges:

Mix It Up Challenge #46 - AG + Fancy Fold ; Die Cut Divas February Challenge - Fun Fold; Dream Valley Challenge #241 - Add some Green; Through the Craft Room Door Challenge for Feb 9th - AG; Crafty Creations February Challenge #418 - AG; Addicted to Stamps and More Challenge #398 - Birthdays; Aud Sentiments Challenge #268 - AG with a sentiment.



10 comments:

  1. Both of these cards are great! The fancy fold is perfectly done. Great colors, too. Thanks for joining us at Addicted to Stamps and More!

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  2. A fab design of card. I am always looking for something different. Thanks for joining Aud Sentiments challenge. Elaine

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  3. That blue card fold is very cool-love the paper choices! Thanks for joining us at Die Cut Divas!

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  4. Both are super cute and very different. LOVE THEM! I'm gonna have to try that pop up dealy :) Thanks so much for playing at Imagine That Digistamp this month!

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  5. Love both cards. Thanks for playing along with us at Aud Sentiments.

    DT Stacey
    www.butterflycreations.blog

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  6. I love how you saved the day with your first card even though it didn't work as a pop-up flip card - love the aperture card.

    That pop-up flip card is fantastic! Something for me to try in the future. So glad you joined us at Die Cut Divas for our “Fold It” challenge this month.

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  7. What a fabulous design Deb. I must have a go at this one.
    Thank you for entering our Anything Goes Challenge at Through The Craft Room Door this week. Looking forward to see you again next challenge.
    Hugs Sheryl xx
    TTCRD DT

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  8. Well done on the pop up flip!!
    Two brilliant cards!
    Thank you for sharing with Addicted to Stamps and More!
    Susan
    Addicted to Stamps and More
    Calling All Crafters! – My Blog!

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  9. These are so FABULOUS! Thanks so much for playing in our challenge at Mix It Up!
    Darlene
    Mix It Up
    DAR’S CRAFTY CREATIONS
    Please stop by for a visit.

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  10. Sweet card!!! Thanks so much for participating in our IMAGINE THAT! PROGRESSIVE challenge!!! Can’t wait to see you participate again in our next challenge!!Deanne at A Little Bit O’ Paper

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