PopStand Card Video Tutorial

Hello!
I'm super excited to share this video tutorial with you today! I have called it a PopStand card 'cause it pops up and it stands by itself too. You can see my first version HERE using the "Lift Me Up" bundle.
For this video tutorial (please scroll down) I decided to use "Nailed It" to make a more masculine card....

 ...but I think you could use sooooo many different stamps with this card design. You'll hear me mention these stamps/dies in the video including Birthday Fiesta, Umbrella Weather and No Bones About It, to name just a few!

No Bones About It Photopolymer Stamp Set

Birthday Fiesta Photopolymer Bundle

Weather Together Photopolymer Bundle

OK, back to this card ;-) I used the Serene Scenery DSP pad as I like the parquet flooring effect but it would look great made using the matching Urban Underground DSP pack too.

 I like adding the tools on acetate (window sheets) so they have a little wobble to them. Check out my Insta feed for a boomerang ;-)

 And of course, it's easy to post!

#tips...

So, here's the video for you!

Please do watch the video for instructions on construction and tips but here are the measurements for you as promised 

Metric:

1st sheet: Cut to 14.8cm x 17.8, score at 14.8cm.

2nd sheet: 14.8cm x 21.8cm. Score at 18.5cm, 15.8cm, 14.8cm, 13.8cm.

Measure  across and mark on 13.8cm score line at 1.5cm, 3cm, 4.5cm, 10.3cm, 11.8cm, 13.3cm. Repeat along 15.8cm score line.

Imperial (this will be a slightly larger card)

1st sheet: Cut to 6" x 7"

2nd sheet: 6" x 8. Score at 7.5", 6.5", 6", 5.5".

Measure  across and mark on 6.5" score line at 5/8", 1+1/4", 1+7/8", 4+1/8", 4+3/4", 5+3/8". Repeat on 5.5"

And please, feel free to "Pin" this picture so you can find this tutorial again easily :-)

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Products Used to create this project:

Nailed It Clear-Mount Bundle	Nailed It Wood-Mount Bundle	Serene Scenery Designer Series Paper Stack	Crumb Cake A4 Cardstock	Multipurpose Liquid Glue	Stampin' Trimmer (Metric)	Stampin' Trimmer Cutting Blades
Whisper White A4 Thick Cardstock	Copper Stampin' Emboss Powder	Aqua Painters	Lift Me Up Clear-Mount Bundle	Lift Me Up Wood-Mount Bundle

Using SU! Lift Me Up Bundle for a Jems Blog Hop Day

Hello and welcome to today's post which is also part of the Jem's Blog Hop Day. Yay!
That means loads of fabulous inspiration and the theme this month is "Hearts - not just for Valentines".
Now, I don't know about you but Valentines is not really a big thing in our house. Granted, that's mostly because we have three birthdays during February here :-)

**EDIT: VIDEO TUTORIAL CAN BE FOUND HERE**

So, I have a subtle use of hearts for my card today using the very lovely 'Lift Me Up' bundle to make this card. I was totally inspired by a Christmas card I received (designed by Tesco) and just had to make my own version and I thought these balloons were perfect for this design.
 I have called it a "Pop Stand Card" as it's part pop up and part stand up ;-) but it may be known by another name??? Let me show you......

 The balloons are held up with window sheets.

 and I used the matching (FREE SaB papers) Carried Away and stamps from the bundled set across the bottom.

 You can see here this card stands on it's own and folds flat for posting, fitting in a regular 15cm square envelope.

  I am so pleased with this card today and I will definitely be making a video to share with you exactly how to make it in the next week :-) Watch this space!
**A VIDEO TUTORIAL IS NOW AVAILABLE HERE**

Well, it's time to hop forward to see what delights the lovely Linda has created for you or you can go back to see Julies wonderful ideas.

     

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Products Used to create this project:

Lift Me Up Clear-Mount Bundle	Lift Me Up Wood-Mount Bundle	Carried Away Designer Series Paper	Blushing Bride Glimmer Paper	Window Sheets	Multipurpose Liquid Glue	Whisper White A4 Thick Cardstock
Stampin' Trimmer (Metric)	Silver Stampin' Emboss Powder