Pop-Up Fun

[BekiWard@msn.com]

That made me smile, Jill. Thanks!

[nchoney]

Fun cards!! All of them!!

I'll get my slimline dies ready for February!!

[BekiWard@msn.com]

Thanks, Debi!

[paddlegal]

Beki you’re the one that ROCKS! These are jaw-dropping-fabulous and so clever and beautifully executed as well. Your boss’ wife is a smart lady. These will make her look good too.

[BekiWard@msn.com]

Thanks, Farley!

When he took them home, she called and said she didn't want to give them away. That's was awesome!

[Monica]

Those are fabulous cards, Beki!!

[BekiWard@msn.com]

Awwwww! Thank you, Monica!

[mpizzazz]

Those are all super, Beki!

[BekiWard@msn.com]

Thank you, Marianne!

[pamcook]

Beki - I've never attempted one of these. Is there a standard template for them? (don't laugh at me!)

[BekiWard@msn.com]

I wouldn't laugh! But, we can make one/some at re(create) because I've become rather addicted.

These are done with Karen Burniston dies; the woman is a genius AND creative. However, they can be done without dies...especially something like the drum card. The inside has a "platform" cut into the fold of the interior liner, then the drums are simply adhered to the various levels of that platform...I did add a little extras (from Karen's dies) for the extra cymbal, drum & sticks.

Here's a very simple example... https://youtu.be/JK542t3W8Hs?list=PL2vt ... cBPl07vvG6

BUT, if you're interested in a simple "starter" platform set, I use this set a lot, and it's the one I used for the drums. The great thing about Karen's sets are, she has an assembly video for every single one and the sizing makes it easy to interchange sets, using them together! Disclaimer - I am not affiliated, just an addict that wants others to enjoy, too! https://karenburniston.com/mini-pops-pop-up/

[BekiWard@msn.com]

Another nice tutorial for a simple pop up: https://www.splitcoaststampers.com/reso ... blockcard/

[pamcook]

Thanks Beki!

[BekiWard@msn.com]

I happened to think about another very simple option, Pam. You can fashion a strip of cardstock into a square and glue two sides in the fold of the card, then attach whatever you want to be raised to the outer portion of that square. I made a very primitive example using what I had at my desk at work!