Pop it ups cardmaking winter 2016

Fran Sabad X Kelly Booth X Sandy Diller X Caz Counsell X Karen Aicken Shelly Hickox X Raquel Mason X Frances Byrne X Summer Hills-Painter

10 step-by-step card projects by Karen Burniston and the design team

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a letter from KarenBack in the early nineties, before the turn of the century, I decided not to travel home for a college summer break. I reasoned that the drive from New Orleans to my home state of Oregon would take several days and my cheap car wasn't likely to survive another trip across the Rockies. I applied for a summer job as a lifeguard and spent

my days off with one of my engineering classmates, John, who had also stayed in town for the summer. Little did I know how much that summer would influence my future life. John had a part-time job doing contract CAD work after hours for a drafting company and since my rattletrap car was still better than the bus, he talked his boss into hiring me, too, so he always had a ride to work. Four years later John and I were married. We rented a duplex apartment in the Lakeview area of New Orleans, a three-bedroom, which meant I could have my first dedicated craft room. I was an avid rubber stamper back then, and would seek out local stamp stores whenever I traveled. In one such store I saw a pop-up card on display. It was just a simple box pop-up, but for me, it was a spark. I dusted off my CAD skills from that summer job and started drafting pop-up templates. I started teaching my card designs to my local stamp club and sending handmade pop-up cards to all my friends and family. The Lakeview apartment was eventually traded in for our first house and sadly, many years later, it was flooded and destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. Eventually my pop-up templates turned into steel-rule dies and then further evolved into wafer-thin designs called Pop it Ups. I've expanded the brand to include companion products, such as embossing folders, clear stamps and stencils. Pop it Ups products are licensed and distributed worldwide by Elizabeth Craft Designs, a family-owned Colorado-based company. If you are either a seasoned or a budding crafter and have access to a personal die cutting machine you have what you need to get started with Pop it Ups dies. The members of my Design Team are talented, creative and all-around lovely people who have been on this journey with me for years. They come from four countries and five states and do an excellent job keeping the internet stocked with Pop it Ups inspiration. Check out the blogs of these talented crafters and you'll see what I mean! I invite you to try your hand at the projects in this book and see if this will be your spark to enter the exciting and fascinating world of handmade pop-up cards.

Pop it Ups cardmaking | Winter 2016. Copyright ©2016 by Karen Burniston. All rights reserved. Contributed projects and photos are used with permission. Readers are permitted to make the projects contained herein for personal use and to teach as class projects with proper credit given to the designer in the class description. Any other commercial use of the projects, such as selling at a craft fair, requires prior permission from the designer. Every effort was made to properly credit product names and manufacturers. The information is presented in good faith, however, no warranty is given on the accuracy or results of the instructions.

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Pop it Ups dies have alignment nubs to place anywhere along the fold of any size card. Use Pop it Ups in all major die cutting machines that can accommodate a wafer thin die.

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Oval Pull Card ........................................ 4

Cup Pop Stand Card .............................. 6

Pull Tab Card .......................................... 8

Oval Pull Card ...................................... 10

Butterfly Pivot Screen Card ................12

Cake Pop up Card .................................14

Barrel Basket Card ............................... 16

Oval Landscape Accordion Card ....... 18

Hot Air Balloon Card ...........................20

Hanging Charm Pull Tab Card .......... 22

we should hang outKelly Booth

Sandy Diller

Raquel Mason

Karen Burniston

Shelly Hickox

Caz Counsell

Fran Sabad

Frances Byrne

Karen Aicken

Summer Hills-Painter

steampunk coffee

what's up?

what's up?

cheeky monkey

farm fresh

woodland animals

adventure awaits

bonjour

happy cake day

table of contents


we should hang outOval Pull Card

CARD DIMENSIONS

closed: 5” X 5.5” (12.7 cm x 14 cm)

open: 8” x 5.5”(20.3 cm x 14 cm)

http://cruzinkellster.blogspot.comKelly Booth

by Kelly Booth

The Oval Pull Card die set includes slot and slider dies that can be used (optionally) to create fun movement inside the card. As this card opens the monkey slides across the card and reveals an area for a personal greeting.

Hi, I’m Kelly Booth, from Arizona, where I live with my husband Dale and new Shih tzu puppy Sassi. I have been a stamper and card maker for over twenty years and I love using Pop it Ups dies to add an extra element of surprise to the cards I send. When I’m not in my craft room coloring up a storm with my Copic markers I enjoy camping, traveling, spoiling my grandkids and adding to my owl collection.

http://cruzinkellster.blogspot.com


3. Die cut the following pieces: (1) large oval and (1) palm tree trunk from brown. For the palm tree, use the stencil feature with a brown marker before removing the paper from the die to add markings to the trunk; (1) small oval, (1) large oval and (4) bananas from Soft Finish white; (1) palm tree leaves from green; (1) slider arm from red. Stamp the greetings onto the white oval in black ink. Color the bananas with markers. (see image 2)

4. Place the brown oval centered over the red oval and mark through the slot with a pencil onto the back of the brown oval. Repeat with the white sentiment oval. Line up the slot die over the pencil marks to cut slots into both decorator ovals. (Hint: the die set comes with two identical slot dies to streamline this process) Adhere the white oval to the brown oval, lining up the slots, and then add the ovals to the card, again lining up the slots.

5. Add 64mm Double-Sided Adhesive tape to a 2.5” x 4” (6.4 cm x 10.2 cm) piece of brown cardstock, peel up the liner and pour Chocolate glitter over the piece, polishing well with your fingers to set the glitter into the adhesive. Die cut the monkey detail layer and tail detail from the glittered piece. Retain the nostrils.

6. Cut the monkey and tail shadow layers from kraft cardstock and set aside. Add Double-Sided adhesive tape to a piece of kraft cardstock and cut the monkey face, belly and the ears of the detail layer. Also die cut white eyes and a red mouth. From a scrap of red cardstock with Double-Sided Adhesive applied to the back, die cut a pair of

Pop it Ups™ by Karen Burnistonfor Elizabeth Craft Designs

Elizabeth Craft Designs

Other Supplies

DIE SETS X 1109 Oval Pull Card X 1110 Pull Card Edges X 1107 Jinks the Monkey X 987 Palm Tree and Pail X 914 Outdoor Edges X 911 Props 1CLEAR STAMPS X CS013 Cheeky Monkey

CARDSTOCK X PSF102 White 100lb Soft Finish

Cardstock CLEAR DOUBLE-SIDED ADHESIVE X 508 Tape, 64 mm X 506 Tape, 6 mmSILK MICROFINE GLITTER X 607 Chocolate X 639 Warm Diamond

X Red, Kraft, Brown, Lime Green cardstock

X Markers (for bananas) X Die cutting machine X Liquid Adhesive X Acrylic block & black ink

YOU WILL NEED

INSTRUCTIONS1. Cut a piece of red cardstock to 8” x 5.5” (20.3 cm x 14 cm) and score in the center at 4” (10.2 cm). Place the Oval Pull Card die over the center fold with the alignment nub even with the top of the card. Secure the die with removable tape and die cut. Fold the card in half and then back fold around the oval to create the flip card.

2. Open the card flat and face down. Place a slot die toward the top of the oval, approximately an inch from the center fold. Secure with removable tape and die cut. (see image 1)

Props 1 lips and add Warm Diamond glitter, polishing the glitter well. Assemble the monkey with the tail at the top. For added dimension, inlay the glittered nostrils.

7. Add 6mm tape inside the red slider arm, fold over and seal. Thread the slider arm through the slot from inside the card and adhere the end under the front fold of the card. Cut a piece of kraft cardstock to 4.75” x 5.25” (12.1 cm x 13.3 cm) and mark the center at 2.375” (6 cm) with a pencil. Place the Pull Card Edges die (oval shape) with the straight edge on the pencil line and die cut. Flip the die to the other side and repeat, creating the frame pieces for the card. Use a scrap of kraft cardstock to die cut the wavy edge die from the Outdoor Edges to be the sand below the tree. With adhesive only on the sides of the piece, attach it to the bottom of the left frame and trim to fit. Adhere the large kraft frame pieces to each side of the oval using 6mm double-sided tape. Assemble the palm tree on the front of the card, tucking the trunk under the sand and placing the leaves in a location where they will not impede the flipping oval when the card is opened. Add bananas to the tree and the sand. (see image 3)

8. Add the finished Jinks the Monkey to the slider arm inside the card using liquid adhesive under his hand and tail Test the location first to make sure he looks good in both the closed and open position. Add a banana to his hand. Add the decorator white oval inside the card.


steampunk coffeeCup Pop Stand Card

CARD DIMENSIONS

closed: 5.5” X 5.5”

(14 cm x 14 cm)

open: 5.5” x 11”(14 cm x 28 cm)

http://www.sandydiller.blogspot.comSandy Diller

by Sandy Diller

Pop Stand dies create standing pop-ups that are viewed with the card opened up to 180º. The Cup Pop Stand die is perfect for coffee, tea, hot chocolate and more!

Hi, I’m Sandy Diller and I’m happily retired living in sunny Arizona with hubby, Mac. We like spending our summers in the RV traveling around the US and Canada. When we’re not traveling I like spending time with friends & swimming. Since starting my blog in 2011, card making and mixed media have been my focus. I enjoy all styles when it comes to cards and the Pop it Ups line sure makes it easy to be creative.


4. Cut a 5.5” x 11” (14 cm x 14 cm) piece of Steam Engine paper and score in the center to create a square top fold card. Cut the upper edge using the oval Pull Card Edges die and stamp the word “Coffee” on the front of the card. Cut a 2” x 5.5” (5.1 cm x 14 cm) piece of brown cardstock and emboss with the Coffee Bean folder. Add the panel inside the card at the bottom edge. Create the front of the card by placing the clock around the stamped word and filling in with gears.

5. With the card open fully flat, adhere the two half circles meeting at (but not crossing) the fold. Add the two cups to the tabs in the saucer, handles toward the right. Attach the steam to the back of the front cup and then run a thin line of glue along the inside rim of a cup and attach the cups to each other. Finish the interior decoration with the coffee beans and the spoon.

above and below the handle, (2) half circles, (1) spoon, (4) coffee beans. Measure the height of the trimmed cup and cut a piece of cardstock to that height. Cut the sides at an angle to create a trapezoid that is 1 5/8” (4.1 cm) at the top and 0.75” (1.9 cm) at the bottom. Die cut the following pieces using the Clock & Gears die set: (2) clocks, (2) large gears cut from the centers of the clocks, (2) small gears, cut while nested into the small circle die from the Ring Accordion, (1) small gear, (1) small clock hand. Tape the two half circles together with removable tape and then die cut the Pop Stand die into them, lining up the alignment nubs over the seam. Before removing the die, run back through the die cutting machine with an embossing sandwich to highlight the score lines in the saucer. Die cut the steam. (see image 1)

2. Paint all pieces with a combination of Antique Bronze and Vintage Photo. Apply the paint with a flat stencil brush or a blending tool. For the clocks, gears and coffee beans, sprinkle copper embossing powder over the pieces while the paint is still wet and then heat the powder until it bubbles to create texture. When cool, edge the pieces with black archival ink. (see image 2)

3. Cut one of the clocks in half and add each half to one of the half-circles. Fold the tabs up. Sponge embossing ink over the spoon, cover with silver powder and heat until it bubbles. When cool, edge with black archival ink. Ink



Other Supplies

DIE SETS X 1103 Cup Pop Stand X 1110 Pull Card Edges X 917 Clock and Gears X 904 Ring Accordion (for small circle die)CLEAR STAMPS X CS010 Coffee & TeaEMBOSSING FOLDER X KB107 Coffee Bean

X PSF102 White 100lb Soft Finish Cardstock

X Kaisercraft Steam Engine paper X Mini brads and metal gears X Brown cardstock and Vellum X Heat tool & embossing powders - Copper and Silver X Ranger Distress Paint - Antique

Bronze and Vintage Photo X Ink pads: Ranger Vintage Photo

Distress Ink, black Archival ink, Watermark (embossing) ink.

X Acrylic block X Die cutting machine and embossing mat

YOU WILL NEED

1. Use vellum for the steam and Soft Finish Cardstock for all other pieces in this step. Using the Cup Pop Stand die set, die cut the following pieces: (3) cups, trimming one cup horizontally

the clock hand lightly with Vintage Photo Distress ink. Decorate one of the cups with the trapezoid, die cut gears, clock hand, metal gears and evenly spaced brads to resemble rivets as shown. (see image 3)


what’s up?Pull Tab Card

CARD DIMENSIONS

4.5” X 5.5”

(11.4 cm x 14 cm)

http://raquelmason.blogspot.comRaquel Mason

by Raquel Mason

The Hanging Charm Pull Tab die set has many assembly options. Four small charm dies come included with the set and can be hung in the frame. Another option is to use the frame to animate an object, as Raquel did here with the hot air balloon. When oriented as a rear pull, the die reveals an area for a hidden greeting.

My name is Raquel Mason and I live in Sunny Florida. I was introduced to stamping and card making 10 years ago by a friend who convinced me I’d be good at it. My friend was right and I also enjoy teaching others how to make cards. I love to make pop up cards because they give that little extra something special.


2. From the Hot Air Balloon set die cut a gray solid balloon, an orange detail piece, a red scalloped stripe, a blue hanging basket and a gray hanging basket. Also die cut (2) large white clouds and (3) small white clouds. Highlight the clouds with black pen detailing. (see image 1) Assemble the balloon as shown here, starting with the gray solid balloon, then the orange detail piece. Add the blue hanging basket by adhering the scalloped section to the front of the orange piece and tucking the two center strings behind the balloon. Trim the gray basket and glue over the blue. Use a black pen to trace the orange stripes before adding the red banner stripe. Add five black glitter dots to the red piece as shown.

3. Peel up the tape liner at the base of the orange pull tab and adhere it, centered, to the bottom of the red card base. To make sure the orange piece is centered, first weave the pull tab through the slot on the red piece and make sure an equal amount of space is visible on either side of the tab. Stamp the “flying by” stamp in black ink onto the orange piece. (see image 2)



Other Supplies

DIE SETS X 1104 Hanging Charm Pull Tab X 1106 Hot Air Balloon X 1111 Trellis Wavy FramesCLEAR STAMPS X CS012 What’s Up?


Cardstock CLEAR DOUBLE-SIDED ADHESIVE X 506 Tape, 6 mmPEEL-OFF STICKERS X 7018 Black/Silver Glitter Dots

X Red, Gray, Blue, Orange cardstock X Colored markers & black pen X Die cutting machine X Liquid Adhesive X Acrylic block & black ink

YOU WILL NEED

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Cut a 4.5” x 5.5” (11.4 cm x 14 cm) piece of gray cardstock, a 3.5” x 4.5” (8.9 cm x 11.4 cm) piece of blue cardstock and a 3.25” x 4.25” (8.3 cm x 10.8 cm) piece of white Soft Finish Cardstock. From the Trellis Wavy Frames set, die cut a blue spotted frame and (4) orange corners. From the Hanging Charm Pull Tab set, die cut a red card base and an orange pull tab. Turn the red card base over and add 6mm tape to the sides of the piece. Also add 6mm tape to the bottom center section of the orange pull tab making sure there is no tape in the wing tabs that will slide behind the red. (see image 1)

4. Peel up the tape liner behind the red card base and attach it, centered, to the white cardstock panel. Pull the orange tab and find the location of the center mountain fold in the red card

6. Adhere two small clouds to the hot air balloon and then add the finished balloon to the blue frame at an angle, referring to the photo for placement and using adhesive only where the balloon will touch the frame. Add a large cloud and small cloud to the left side of the frame, making sure to place everything in a location where the “flying by” greeting can still be read. Add the final large cloud to the end of the pull tab as a handle.

7. Adhere the interactive card to the blue panel and then to the gray panel. Add the orange corner pieces and embellish with black glitter dots.

base. Pinch the fold to make a crisp mountain. Locate and work the valley fold near the bottom of the card base that starts the mountain shape. Stamp the “what’s up?” greeting in the revealed white area. Color the letters

with markers. (see image 3)

5. With the tab still pulled, place the blue frame against the front half of the mountain to determine where to

stop the adhesive. Mark in pencil on the back of the blue frame and then add

liquid adhesive to the frame in all areas below the line. Attach the blue frame to the red mountain,

making sure the base of the frame does not cross the fold at the base of the mountain. (see image 3)


happy cake dayOval Pull Card

CARD DIMENSIONS

closed: 4.25” X 5.5”

(10.8 cm x 14 cm)

open: 7.25” x 5.5”(18.4 cm x 14 cm)

http://alteredscrapbooking.blogspot.comKaren Aicken

by Karen Aicken

The Pop it Ups Character die sets all feature easy assembly with a shadow layer, detail layer, signature big eyes and accessory pieces. Baker the Beaver works perfectly sliding across the Oval Pull Card and embellished with the baking-themed Props 8.

Hi, I’m Karen Aicken, from Alberta, Canada. I bought my first rubber stamp (a PSX rose) 26 years ago and was hooked! I have made every one of our family’s cards since then. I love it all - stamps, stickers & Peel-Off’s, paper, cardstock and DIES! I especially like making pop-up and interactive cards. We have 2 furry kids and 4 wonderful grandchildren who we love to spend time with. We also enjoy getting away to the mountains.


(1) large oval, (1) Baker shadow layer and (1) set of whiskers from brown cardstock; (2) cupcake frosting layers, (1) cupcake base, (1) spatula, (1) Chef's hat, (1) Baker detail layer, tail, nose, and feet, (1) smaller oval, (2) scalloped frosting pieces, and (1) cake stand from cream cardstock; (1) set of eyes and (1) set of teeth from white cardstock; both cake layers from polka dot patterned paper; (1) slider arm from teal patterned paper, (1) large oval from patterned paper. (see image 1)

3. Add Double-Sided Adhesive tape to the slider arm and fold it over and secure, making a sturdy arm. Using a foam applicator with PanPastels, lightly add pink and brown to Baker the Beaver's pieces and color his nose with a black marker. Assemble Baker as shown leaving his front paws free from adhesive. Use a fine point marker to add freckles and pen detailing to the ears. Also add pen detailing to the Chef's hat and adhere it to his head. Apply pink and brown PanPastels to the cupcake frosting pieces and base. Add pen detailing to one cupcake frosting piece, assemble the cupcakes, and adhere one under Baker's paws. (see image 2)

4. Stamp the greeting onto the cream oval by selectively inking the "happy cake day" words one at a time to stack them. Color "cake" with colored pencils. Apply pink and teal PanPastels to the spatula. Adhere the cream oval to the brown oval and adhere the spatula as shown. Add glitter glue over the word "cake" and set aside to dry.



Other Supplies

DIE SETS X 1109 Oval Pull Card X 1101 Baker the Beaver X 1102 Cake Pop Up X 1100 Props 8 CLEAR STAMPS X CS011 Just a Note

PAN PASTELS X 30117 Susan’s Garden PanPastel

Flower Coloring Kit #3CLEAR DOUBLE-SIDED ADHESIVE X 508 Tape, 64 mm X 506 Tape, 6 mmSILK MICROFINE GLITTER X 639 Warm Diamond

X Brown, White, Cream cardstock X Carta Bella Home Sweet Home

Patterned Cardstocks X Colored pencils (for greeting) X Die cutting machine X Liquid Adhesive X Acrylic block & black ink X Fine point black marker X Glitter glue X Foam tape

YOU WILL NEED

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Cut a piece of patterned cardstock to 7.25” x 5.5” (18.4 cm x 14 cm) and score at 3.5” (8.9 cm) from the left side. Place the Oval Pull Card die over the fold with the alignment nub even with the top of the card. Secure the die with removable tape and die cut. Fold the card on the score line and then back fold around the oval to create the flip card.

2. Using dies from all four die sets, cut the following pieces: (1) cupcake base,

5. Adhere the patterned paper oval to the front of the card. Lay the cake pieces onto the oval to determine the position of the slot. Tape the slot die in place with removable or washi tape. Remove the cake pieces, open the card up flat and roll through the die cutting

machine to cut the slot through both layers. Adhere the cake pieces onto the oval, adding a trimmed top portion of a

cake stand behind the bottom layer and using foam tape under the upper tier for dimension.

Add the scalloped frosting pieces, top with the cupcake, and embellish with glitter glue. (see image 3)

6. Thread the slider arm through the slot from inside the card and use Double-Sided Adhesive tape to secure it under the left flap of the card at a

slight angle as shown. Open the card, add tape to the

other end of the slider arm and adhere Baker the Beaver. As the card opens, Baker will slide across the card. Position the greeting oval inside the card in a position that is hidden when the card is closed.


what's up? Butterfly Pivot Screen Card

CARD DIMENSIONS

closed: 4” X 6”

(10.2 cm x 15.2 cm)

open: 12” x 6”(30.5 cm x 15.2 cm)

http://1craftypainter.blogspot.comSummer Hills-Painter

by Summer Hills-Painter

Summer puts a unique twist on a screen card by cutting a Pivot Card into the interior pages. This card blueprint can be used with any of the Pivot Cards in the Pop it Ups collection.

Hello everyone! My name is Summer Hills-Painter and I live in South Carolina. I am a mother to three spirited and handsome little boys and wife to a wonderful husband, Shawn. I have been crafting all of my life in some form or another. My passion for crafting started with my very talented and creative mother. She helped me to see past what things are and envision what they can be. I began paper crafting in 2000 and immediately became addicted. Things have certainly changed since then and using Pop It Ups line allows me to easily take my projects to the next level.


X Heavyweight shimmer cardstock X Cardstock colors: light pink, lime

green, aqua, dark pink, woodgrain, and silver

X Patterned papers - geometric plaids/stripes, light blue

X Vellum X Acrylic block and black ink X Markers or colored pencils X Brown and blue ink X Die cutting machine

2. Using the dies in the Barrel Basket set, die cut a basket, bands and hand grip from woodgrain cardstock. Ink the hand grip and bands with dark

brown ink. Die cut a handle from silver cardstock.

Assemble the basket by adhering the bands to the

basket first, then the handle and then the hand

grip. Fill the basket with all the small butterflies.

3. Accordion fold the card closed and use a decorator label die from the Fancy Accordion set to cut the legs of the card by aligning the center points of the label along the bottom edge of the card. Roll through the machine. Repeat the process to cut the decorative edge at the top of the card, using the smooth edge die from the Agatha Edges set. Add two paper panels to the card using a temporary adhesive. Center the Butterfly Pivot die over the fold of the card, secure with removable tape and die cut the butterflies through both layers. Remove the blue paper panels and carefully snip out the butterflies from both blue panels. Adhere the paper panels back onto the card, taking care to line up the butterfly holes perfectly with the butterflies in the card. (see image 2)

4. Refer to the large photo for placement of the decorator pieces. Add the three flourishes across the top of the card and embellish with glitter dots. Add the two largest layered butterflies to the large butterflies in the card.

5. Stamp the "flying by to say" greeting in the lower right corner of the final panel of blue paper. Adhere it to the card. Attach the Barrel Basket to the left of the greeting. Add the two medium layered butterflies above the basket. (see image 3)

6. Stamp the "what's up?" greeting in black ink in the lower right corner of the final page. Color the word with markers or colored pencils.

7. Train the Pivot Card by bringing the center fold (where the butterflies join) into the card, causing the butterflies to pivot at their pivot points. This will send the outer wings through the holes in the card. Carefully fold the card closed, making sure that the large butterflies are pivoting correctly.



Other Supplies

DIE SETS X 767 Butterfly Pivot Card X 771 Accordion Fancy Label X 782 Agatha Edges X 1105 Barrel Basket X 773 Butterfly AccessoryCLEAR STAMPS X CS012 What's Up?

PEEL-OFF STICKERS X 7018 Transp/Silver Glitter Dots

YOU WILL NEED

1. Cut a 12" x 6" (30.5 cm x 15.2 cm) strip of heavy shimmer cardstock and score for folding at 4" (10.2 cm) and 8" (20.3 cm) to create a tri-panel card. Also cut three pieces of light blue patterned paper to 3.75" x 3.5" (9.5 cm x 8.9 cm) and ink the edges with coordinating blue ink. From the various colors of cardstocks, patterned papers and vellum, die cut numerous butterflies, layer them using adhesive in the centers and embellish with Glitter Dots. From aqua cardstock, die cut three flourishes from the Agatha Edges set and trim off the outside swirls to shorten the flourishes to fit the panels of the card. (see image 1)

INSTRUCTIONS


cheeky monkeyCake Pop up Card

CARD DIMENSIONS

closed: 4.75” X 6”

(12 cm x 15.2 cm)

open: 4.75” x 12”(12 cm x 30.5 cm)

http://stampowl.blogspot.comFrances Byrne

by Frances Byrne

From birthdays to weddings you’ll reach for the Cake Pop Up die set for dynamic celebratory cards that are sure to impress. The die set includes candles and strawberries perfectly sized to top the cake.

Hi, I’m Frances Byrne from ‘downunder’ Australia. I live with my wonderfully supportive husband of over 40 years; Phil. My blog’s name StampOwl is not because of any late night stamping sessions (although I have been known to do that at times), but rather it combines my two favourite hobbies - stamping & collecting owls. I started stamping and card making over 25 years ago and have always enjoyed creating cards that do something special. I love using Pop it Ups as they make it so easy to create amazing cards. Phil and I also enjoy record collecting and spoiling our two grandchildren.


7. Add Double-Sided Adhesive to the various cardstock colors for the Props 2 birthday hat and die cut. Use light green for the solid

hat, green for the spotted hat and pink for the pom pom. Assemble

the monkey. Add the banana to his upper hand and the hat on his head

as shown. Adhere the finished monkey to the

front of the card.

X Crate Paper designer paper X Cardstock colors: black, brown,

yellow, peach, light green, green, pink, tan

X Ink colors: black, light brown X Foam tape or pop dots X Acrylic block X Die cutting machine

on the tan cake and add it over the patterned cake to change the color. Cut a 4.75” x 3.25” (12 cm x 8.3 cm) piece of yellow cardstock and place the oval edge die from the Pull Card Edges set approximately 0.25” (6 mm) from the top of the piece and die cut. Emboss both yellow pieces with the Bananas Embossing Folder and then lightly sponge them with light brown ink. Highlight the bananas using a Copic E31 marker. (see image 2)

3. Repeat the embossing process from Step 2 with a 4.75” x 2.25” piece of yellow cardstock to create an embossed panel for the front of the card. Attach the embossed panel to bottom of a 4.75” x 6” (12 cm x 15.2 cm) piece of decorator paper. Cut a 4.75” x 12” (12 cm x 30.5 cm) piece of green cardstock and score in the center to create a top fold card. Attach the pop-up card inside the green backing card adhering one side at a time and avoiding the pop-up areas with adhesive. Add the front decorator panel to the card.

4. Stamp the “I am bananas for you” greeting in black ink on Soft Finish cardstock. Also stamp the “Happy Birthday” greeting by masking off the “to ewe” portion and then stamp “cheeky” and “monkey”. Die cut the stitched oval die around the greetings. Sponge the edges of the ovals with light brown ink and add the ovals to the front and inside the card with foam tape or pop dots.

5. Add Double-Sided Adhesive to the back of the following: X 2.5” (6.4 cm) square of yellow polka dot designer paper X 2.5” x 1.5” (6.4 cm x 3.8 cm) piece of brown cardstock X 2.5” x 1” (6.4 cm x 2.5 cm) piece of yellow cardstockDie cut the Cake rectangles from the polka dot paper, the icing strips from brown cardstock, and the candle flames from yellow cardstock. Die cut the cake stand and the candles from pink cardstock. Decorate the cake referring to the photo for placement Add the embossed bananas panels inside the card.

6. Add Double-Sided Adhesive to the various cardstock colors for Jinks the Monkey and die cut. Use black for the body and tail shadow layers, brown for the body and tail detail layers, peach for the face, belly and ears (use the detail layer die to cut the ears), white for the eyes and yellow for the banana. (see image 3)



Other Supplies

DIE SETS X 1102 Cake Pop Up X 1110 Pull Card Edges X 1107 Jinks the Monkey X 1108 Oval Landscape Accordion (for stitched oval die) X 949 Props 2 (birthday hat)CLEAR STAMPS X CS002 Homegrown Greetings X CS013 Cheeky MonkeyEMBOSSING FOLDER X KB106 Bananas

CARDSTOCK X PSF102 White 100lb Soft FinishCLEAR DOUBLE-SIDED ADHESIVE X 508 Tape, 64 mm

YOU WILL NEED

1. Cut a 4.75” x 12” (12 cm x 30.5 cm) piece of designer paper and score in the center to make a top fold card. Place the main Cake Pop Up die so that the alignment nubs of the die are directly over the fold, secure with removable tape, and run through a die cutting machine. Cut a 3” x 5” (7.6 cm x 12.7 cm) piece of tan cardstock and cover the back with Double-Sided Adhesive. Die cut the cake and snip at all the connection points to isolate just the cake area from the tan cardstock. (see image 1)

2. Following the package or video instructions, work the folds to create the pop up cake on both the pop-up card and the tan piece. Peel up the liner

INSTRUCTIONS


farm freshBarrel Basket Card

CARD DIMENSIONS

closed: 4.25” X 5.5”

(10.8 cm x 14 cm)

open: 4.25” x 11”(10.8 cm x 28 cm)

http://fransabad.comFran Sabad

by Fran Sabad

The Barrel Basket is a simple country basket with lots of possibilities. Position the handle upwards, downwards or not at all. Fill the basket with fruits, vegetables, flowers, hearts or try one of the Character dies peeking out. Use the basket with or without the included pop up die.

Hi everyone! My name is Fran Sabad and I live in Lexington, Kentucky. I have 3 grown children, 2 dogs, 2 cats and a bunny! I’ve been stamping and scrapbooking for almost 20 years and have been a demostrator for Stampin' Up! for the last 14 years. I simply love Pop It Ups dies! There is nothing better than a card with a surprise in the middle!


the green flowers and place the flowers, eggs, apples and carrots in and on the basket as shown. (see image 2)

3. Cut a strip of vegetable patterned paper to 4" x 10.75" (10.2 cm x 27.3 cm) and score in the center. Cut two squares of purple checked patterned paper to 2.75" x 2.75" (7 cm x 7 cm), and adhere one centered over the fold of the card using no adhesive under the front corner. Using the pop up die included with the Barrel Basket set, line up the alignment nubs directly over the fold of the card, secure with removable tape and roll through a die cutting machine. (see image 3)

4. Cut a piece of purple spotted patterned paper to 2" x 4" (5.1 cm x 10.2 cm) and cut one edge with the pointed edge die from the Agatha Edges set. Adhere the piece to the top edge of the vegetable paper. Cut a 3.25" x 3.25" (8.3 cm x 8.3 cm) square of Soft Finish cardstock and stamp the greeting in black ink near the top of the square. Color the greeting with three shades of yellow-green markers. Adhere the white stamped piece inside the card tucking the top edge under the purple checked piece. Fold the card in half and then, while folded, locate the pop up platform and fold it one way and then the other to work the creases where the



Other Supplies

DIE SETS X 1105 Barrel Basket with pop up X 1099 Props 7 X 1095 Gift Card Accordion (stitched label) X 782 Agatha Edges X 1097 Lucky the Rabbit (carrot)CLEAR STAMPS X CS011 Just a Note


Cardstock

X Green, Kraft, Brown, Purple, Yellow, Dark Red, Orange cardstock

X Stampin Up! patterned papers X Small pearl gemstones X Brown ink X Foam tape or pop dots X Colored markers X Die cutting machine X Liquid Adhesive X Acrylic block & black ink

YOU WILL NEED

INSTRUCTIONS1. Using the Barrel Basket die set, die cut a basket and handle from Kraft cardstock and the basket bands and handle grip from brown cardstock. Using the carrot dies from Lucky the Rabbit, die cut (3) orange carrots and (3) green carrot tops. Using the dies in the Props 7 set, die cut (3) white eggs, (3) dark red apples, (4) purple flowers, (4) yellow flowers and (8) green flowers. (see image 1)

2. Ink the edges of the basket, handle and eggs. Assemble the basket and add pearls to the centers of the purple and yellow flowers. Layer them with

platform connects to the card. Return the platform to the center position and open the card. Invert the pop up platform so it folds into the card and creates a simple box.

5. For a backing card, cut a 4.25" x 11" (10.8 cm x 28 cm) piece of green cardstock and score in the center for folding. Working one half at a time, adhere the pop up card inside the backing card, lining up the center folds and avoiding the pop-up areas with adhesive. Attach the basket to the front of the pop up platform.

6. For the front of the card, add a strip of vegetables paper 2.5" x 5.25" (6.4 cm x 13.3 cm) next to a strip of

green plaid paper 1.5" x 5.25" (3.8 cm x 13.3 cm) and cover the seam between them with a 0.25" (0.6

cm) strip of purple patterned paper. Add

the other square of purple checked paper and trim the overhang. Die cut the small stitched rectangle from the

Gift Card Accordion set, stamp the sentiment and adhere to the front of the card using foam

tape or pop dots.


woodland animalsOval Landscape Accordion Card

Caz Counsell

by Caz Counsell

The Character dies can be transformed in all sorts of ways. Caz shows an easy way to convert Dutch the Fox and Honey the Bear into sleeping woodland animals. The Oval Landscape Accordion provides the perfect backdrop.

I am Caz (Caroline) Counsell and I live in Surrey in the UK. I fell in love with papercrafting over 20 years ago, initially starting with rubber stamping and then moving on to using die cuts as well. I live with my 2 boys, husband and an array of animals and can be found most evenings in my garden inside my Crafty Palace.

http://www.stampingcaz.blogspot.com

CARD DIMENSIONS closed: 5.25” x 4” (13.3 cm x 10.2 cm)

open: 10.5” x 4” (26.7 cm x 10.2 cm)


5. Using the All Seasons Tree die set, die cut the top of the tree from woodgrain paper. Sponge brown ink on the branches to further highlight them. Use the triple flower die from the All Seasons Tree set on white cardstock four times to create 12 white flowers. Shape the flowers and add orange gems to the centers. (see image 3)

6. Add the finished sleeping Dutch the Fox and Honey the Bear to the green ovals on the pages, referring to the photos for placement. Draw grass around the Characters with green colored pencils.

7. Trim the tree into five sets of branches and layer the branches over the sleeping Characters, referring to the photos for placement. Add the flowers to the branches and one to each Character's head.

8. Train the outer frames to fold as a valley fold and bring the two ovals to each other. Add a strong liquid glue to the side tab on the Fox page and attach it behind the Bear page,

holding it until the glue sets. Trim off the small tab on the oval with the bear. Train the inner ovals to pivot with a mountain fold between them.

8. Write a personal greeting on the back of

one or both ovals. If desired, a greeting can be written or stamped

on the honey pot that comes included with Honey

the Bear and tucked under his hands.

side tabs on the right green page. On the two yellow pages, use scissors to remove all tabs and interior parts leaving just a yellow frame. Add orange/silver Glitter Dots in the centers of some of the flowers. Glue the frames to the back of the green pages.

3. Using the Dutch the Fox die set, die cut the following pieces: (1) orange shadow layer (trim on the pencil lines shown), (1) orange detail layer (trim away the head, legs and retain the eye circles), (1) white tail/face/collar, (1) black set of legs/nose. Using the Honey the Bear die set, die cut the following pieces, all from brown cardstock; (1) shadow layer, (1) detail layer (retain the face piece), (1) snout, (1) set of feet. Ink the pieces with brown ink and a sponge dauber. Use a black pen to draw in the the eye details. From black, die cut a nose. (see image 2)

4. Referring to the photos for placement, assemble both the sleeping Characters. For Dutch the Fox, use a sponge dauber to add orange ink around the edges. Also add the tail defining line with an orange colored pencil. Add the orange circles back into the eye holes and draw the sleeping eyes with a black pen.


Other Supplies

DIE SETS X 1108 Oval Landscape Accordion X 946 Dutch the Fox X 948 Honey the Bear X 781 All Seasons TreeSTAGE IT STENCILS X S002 Flower

X Green, Yellow, Orange, Brown, White cardstock

X White stencil paste and palette knife X Black Pen X Brown & Orange inks plus

sponge daubers X Colored pencils X Orange gemstones X Die cutting machine X Woodgrain patterned paper X Liquid Adhesive

YOU WILL NEED

INSTRUCTIONS1. Die cut (2) green and (2) yellow Oval Landscape Accordion pages. Use removable tape to secure the Flower Stage it Stencil over an accordion page and add white stencil paste through the holes onto the outer frame area using a palette knife to scrape off the excess and return it to the pot. Repeat with the other three pages. Set the pages aside to dry. Wash the stencil and knife with water. (see image 1)

2. Once the paste is dry, use 6mm Double-Sided tape on the two side tabs on the left green page and attach it to the right green page. Trim off the

Elizabeth Craft DesignsCLEAR DOUBLE-SIDED ADHESIVE X 506 Tape, 6 mmPEEL-OFF STICKERS X 7018 Orange/Silver Glitter Dots


adventure awaitsHot Air Balloon Card

http://shellyhickox.blogspot.comShelly Hickox

by Shelly Hickox

The sky's the limit with the Hot Air Balloon die set. Style the balloon bold, colorful, vintage, soft, sparkly or pretty - whatever you dream up! Use the balloon for flat card fronts or animate it on the included two-tier pop-up die with clouds.

Hello! My name is Shelly Hickox and I live with my husband, chickens, and cats in the country, just south of Memphis. I’ve been a paper crafter for as long as I can remember, and was introduced to rubber stamping about 15 years ago. When I discovered Karen’s dies, a whole new world opened up for me! I love making interactive cards - they look so complicated, but Pop it Ups dies make creating them so easy. When I’m not making a mess in my stamp shack, I love gardening and photography.

CARD DIMENSIONS

closed: 4.25” X 5.5”

(10.8 cm x 14 cm)

open: 4.25” x 11”(10.8 cm x 28 cm)


Wavy Frames die set, cut the following pieces: (1) patterned rectangle; (1) aqua decorative-edged panel. (see image 2)

3. Assemble the bunting by folding the banners over a piece of twine and securing to themselves. Assemble the balloons by adding the detail layer over the solid layer. Next, add the basket by adhering the scalloped trim piece over the balloon and the two inner strings behind the balloon. Add the large scalloped trim piece across the balloon. For the interior balloon, trim just the basket from the burlap piece and glue it over the glittered basket. Add decorative pearls. Assemble the front decoration by adhering the patterned rectangle to the aqua rectangle and then adding the hot air balloon with pop-dots. Tie a piece of ribbon through the hole in the tag. (see image 3)



Other Supplies

DIE SETS X 1106 Hot Air Balloon with pop-up X 1111 Trellis Wavy Frames X 778 Lots of Pops X 973 Tags Pivot CardCLEAR STAMPS X CS012 What’s Up?

CLEAR DOUBLE-SIDED ADHESIVE X 505 Tape, 3 mm

X Oatmeal and Aqua cardstock X My Mind's Eye Up and Away pat-

terned cardstock X Burlap and pearls X Coordinating ribbons & twines X Die cutting machine X Liquid Adhesive and pop dots X Acrylic block & black ink

YOU WILL NEED

INSTRUCTIONS1. Using the Hot Air Balloon die set, cut the following pieces for inside the card: (1) patterned balloon base; (1) aqua detail layer; (1) glitter paper balloon basket; (1) burlap balloon basket; (1) glitter paper balloon trim; (3) patterned cardstock clouds. Using the Lots of Pops die set, cut the following pieces: (10) patterned banners. Also die cut a tag using the Tags Pivot Card set. Gather coordinating ribbons, twines and pearls. Stamp the sentiment on the tag with black ink. (see image 1)

2. Using the Hot Air Balloon die set, cut the following pieces for the front of the card: (1) patterned balloon base; (1) glitter paper detail layer; (1) aqua basket; (1) burlap trim. Using the Trellis

4. Cut a 4.25” x 11” (10.8 cm x 28 cm) piece of oatmeal cardstock and score in the center for folding. Cut two pieces of patterned cardstock to 4 1/8" x 5 3/8" (10.5 cm x 13.7 cm) and adhere the pieces inside the card, butting them together at the crease. Using the pop-up die included in the Hot Air Balloon set, place the alignment nubs over the fold of the card and die cut. Work the folds to create the two-tier pop-up platform.

5. Refer to the photos for placement when creating the card's interior. Start by attaching the bunting to the

inside of the card across the back

wall. Add a piece of ribbon trim across the top edge. Adhere the assembled balloon to

the upper pop-up platform.

Adhere the three clouds to the lower

pop-up platform using pop-dots for dimension. Add the tag to the bottom half of the card.

6. Cut a panel of patterned cardstock to 4 1/8"

x 5.5" (10.5 cm x 14 cm) and score at 1.5" (3.8 cm) from the top. Adhere the cardstock as a backing card, using the

larger panel on the front of the card

and the shorter panel on the back of the card. Work one half at a

time and avoid the pop-up areas

with adhesive. Add a patterned cardstock

strip measuring 4 1/8" x 1.5" (10.5 cm x 3.8 cm) below the panel to complete the patterned background. Add the decorative balloon panel

to the front of the card using pop-dots for dimension.


bonjourHanging Charm Pull Tab Card

http://karenburniston.comKaren Burniston

by Karen Burniston

Hi, I'm Karen Burniston from Katy, Texas, where I live with my fellow-engineer husband, John, and our teenage twins. We have two incorrigible pug-beagle mixes (Puggles) who we jokingly attempt to send home with anyone who visits. I enjoy product design, papercrafting, puzzle-based apps and teaching. I don't enjoy cleaning! Pop it Ups dies are my way of recruiting more folks to the fun world of interactive cards. They're fun to make, fun to give and fun to receive . . . a little bit of magic in a card!

CARD DIMENSIONS

5.5” X 6.5”

(14 cm x 16.5 cm)

The Hanging Charm Pull Tab die set is a perfect choice for a simple hello. The included charm dies include an Eiffel Tower, a butterfly, a heart and a coffee cup. You'll find greetings to match the charms in coordinating clear stamp sets.


2. Using the Hanging Charm Pull Tab die set, cut the following pieces: (1) dark rose card base; (1) pink pull tab; (2) frames cut into the adhesive side of the white and black cardstock; and (2) silver Eiffel Tower charms (use the metal adaptor plate). Stamp the charms with the Eiffel Tower stamp in black Staz-on ink. Cut a 4.5" x 4" (11.4 cm x 10.2 cm) piece of dark rose cardstock and cut the left edge with the lace die and the right edge with the postal die using the Paris Edges die set. Use the small arrow die from the Rectangle Pull Card die set to cut an arrow at the top of the pull tab. Stamp the "just a note to say" sentiment on white cardstock and trim into a banner shape. (see image 1)

3. Assemble the Card Base/Pull Tab combo using 6mm tape and following the package or video instructions. Adhere the card base to the edged piece. Pull the card open, stamp

"Bonjour" and emboss with white powder. Adhere the two tower

charms back-to-back and add a jump ring through the hole. Peel

up the liner on the black frame and hang the charm with fishing

line through the ring and press the ends into the adhesive. (see image 2)



Other Supplies

DIE SETS X 1104 Hanging Charm Pull Tab X 978 Eiffel Tower Pop Stand X 979 Paris Edges X 974 Rectangle Pull Card (arrow)CLEAR STAMPS X CS011 Just a NoteSTAGE IT STENCILS X S006 Swirly Flourish

CARDSTOCK X PSF102 White 100lb Soft FinishCLEAR DOUBLE-SIDED ADHESIVE X 508 Tape, 64 mm X 506 Tape, 6 mmPEEL-OFF STICKERS X 7010 Black/Silver Glitter LinesSILK MICROFINE GLITTER X 617 Vintage PinkSHIMMER SHEETZ X SS0211 Silver MetallicTOOLS X 803 Metal Adaptor Plate

X Dark Rose, Black and Pink cardstocks X Black spray ink X Metal Jump Ring X Coordinating ribbon X Die cutting machine with embossing sandwich X Liquid Adhesive X Clear fishing line X Staz-on black ink X Pink ink and blending tool X Acrylic block and black ink X White embossing powder and heat gun

YOU WILL NEED

INSTRUCTIONS1. Cut a 2.5" x 3.25" (6.4 cm x 8.3 cm) piece of Soft Finish Cardstock and back with 64mm Double-Sided Adhesive tape. Create the same size piece with black cardstock. Cut a 2.5" x 5" (6.4 cm x 12.7 cm) piece of silver Shimmer Sheetz and back with 64mm tape. Using the metal adaptor plate and the Eiffel Tower Pop Stand die, die cut a silver tower, leave it in the die, switch to an embossing sandwich and emboss. Remove from the die and brush the top with black Staz-on ink.

4. Add the white frame, adhesive-side-up, over the black frame. Peel up the liner on the white frame and cover with Vintage Pink glitter. Polish the glitter well with your fingers. Add adhesive to the front of the "mountain" card base and attach the finished frame to it.

5. Cut a 5.25" x 6.25" (13.3 cm x 15.9 cm) piece of Soft Finish Cardstock. Spray black ink over the Swirly Flourish stencil onto a paper towel to catch the ink spraying through the holes. Press the cardstock face down onto the wet stencil to transfer the negative version of the stencil to the cardstock. (see image 3)

6. Use pink ink and a blending tool to tint the white cardstock pink. Cut an 11" x 6.5" (28 cm x 16.5 cm) piece of dark rose cardstock and score in the center to create a side fold card. Attach the background piece to the front of the card.

7. Refer to the photos for placement when adding the completed Hanging Charm Pull Tab and greeting banner. Add black glitter lines across the large tower at the three decks. Die cut a black tower and attach the silver one to it for dimension. Tie a piece of sheer pink ribbon through the tower and tie in a bow. Attach the completed tower to the front of the card.

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