Popup card in a few simple steps, make your own quirky version

ding a great twist to generic greeting cards, pop-up cards are fun and quirky, giving an extra kick to recipients of those s of cards. You can create one from scratch or even make a popup card from a reyme card by sprucing it up with custom -me tabs. When you want to emphasise your message, nothing does it better than a pop-up card. person on receiving end is sure to literally ‘pop’ ir eyes out when y open it.

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What you will need to make a DIY pop-up card

• Two pieces of hard chart paper or construction paper
• Markers
• Glitter
• Glue
• Pop-up card printouts (or only paper if you want to make pop-up tag yourself)
• Scissors

How To Make Pop-Up Tag From Scratch

easy way to create a pop-up tag is by buying a reyme printable one from a stationery store. However, if you do whole thing by yourself, your recipient will likely appreciate it more. To make your cards pop, make tag yourself by following se simple steps. 

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1. Cut out piece of paper to size that you wish to make pop-up in.
2. Draw; You can also d glitter and stickers on tag.
3. Use markers to write down any message you want person to re first as soon as y open card.
4. Once you have pop-up tag rey, you can get on to your main task of making greeting card in its entirety. Follow steps mentioned below:
5. Take chart paper and fold it in half. If you want to make a smaller card, now is time to cut it before going ahe with entire card. A3 is an ideal size
6. Cut slits of different sizes (1.5-inch slits) with folded side of paper facing you
7. paper that is formed between se slits will become tabs, which can be whatever size you like
8. Take your DIY pop-up tags and ensure that you have me slits same size on m as well
9. Open card now, and fold tabs inwards
10. Now you can draw, paste glitter, or colour on se tabs
11. Take your second piece of paper and stick it to second paper so that it makes final outer part of your card, hiding creases
12. Decorate outer part of your card by writing a message, greeting, or ding stickers. You can also save a few of those DIY tags and slip it into small pockets (which will also need to be me and stuck to front of card).

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