Cricut Pop Up Cards Instructions Recipes

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HOW TO MAKE EASY CRICUT POP UP CARD TEMPLATES FOR FREE

Web Jun 3, 2020 How to make pop up cards with Cricut Design Space As I mentioned earlier, you can do this in any graphics editor. Even word …
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3D CRICUT CARD SVG TUTORIAL | HOW TO MAKE POPUP …

Web Jan 2, 2023 Once your mat is loaded with your colored cardstock you can start the cut job by clicking the flashing Cricut button on your machine and watch it do it’s thing! Next, remove it from the mat and grab your white …
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HOW TO MAKE A POP UP CARD FOR BEGINNERS ON CRICUT …

Web Jul 26, 2022 Basics of Pop Up Cards Materials: Paper - I use 65 lb weight in most of my designs when crafting - the higher the weight, the thicker the paper. Glue - I use Bearly Arts (use this link for 10% off or my Code: …
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HOW TO CREATE EASY POP UP CARDS WITH YOUR CRICUT!

Web Feb 5, 2021 If you want to learn how to create easy pop-up cards with your Cricut, you're in for a treat. This video will take you through step by step and provide you with a craft tutorial showing you...
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POP-UP PAPER APPLE TREE CARD (3D SLICEFORM)

Web Apr 29, 2017 Glue the two pieces of white 8.5″ x 11″ cardstock to the underside of either half of your base to form the card. Finally, add the two pieces of 9.5″ x 12″ cardstock to the outer sides of the card for a more …
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HOW TO MAKE POP-UP FLOWER CARDS WITH FREE TEMPLATES …

Web May 4, 2020 View the video tutorial for full setup details. Use scrapbook tape to tape the mirrored counterparts back to back with the color side visible. Repeat with all the pop-up flower card pieces. Starting with the …
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HOW TO MAKE A POP-UP BIRTHDAY CAKE CARD - JENNIFER MAKER

Web Jun 10, 2017 STEP 2: CUT OUT YOUR CARD STOCK. After attaching the score layers with the cut layers, you can click Make It and proceed to cutting. Load your fine-point blade and cut your cardstock (I use Medium …
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EASY BUTTERFLY CARD: DIY POP-UP TUTORIAL - JENNIFER MAKER

Web May 6, 2017 Finished Size: 5” x 7” folded card. How to Make the Pop-Up Butterfly Card. First, cut out your cardstock for the version you wish to make (review my video linked above to see all three versions). If you use a …
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EASY DIY POP OUT CARD - CRAFT WITH SARAH

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Print/cut the template. Open the Design Space project and cut the design with your Cricut machine. Cut and score all lines where shown in the template.
Create the base card. Take the 5×7 inch rectangle which you cut from the first page of the PDF and fold it down the central score line to create the base of your handmade card.
Fold the pop out insert. Fold the pop out insert along all of the cut and score lines as shown below. The black lines are score lines that need to be valley folded, green lines are score lines that need to be mountain folded and pink lines are the cuts.
Stick the insert into your card. Fold your popup piece in half. When it’s folded, it should look like this: Press firmly down to make sure all your creases are nice and crisp.
Add decorative pieces. Stick on the decorative squares, rectangles and shapes that you cut out earlier. If you are using patterned paper (like I did), be warned that if you stick them ALL on, there isn’t anywhere to write your message!!
Decorate the front of the card. Now that the popup section of the card is complete, it’s time to decorate the front! You can do this however you want, but I like to use the same style and papers that were used for the popup, to keep a bit of consistency flowing throughout the finished card.

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