“Hello Gorgeous” Pop Up Card

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Hello everyone,

I hope you’re all doing well.

Today I am showing you my second project using the “Hello gorgeous” kit.

Recently I have been obsessed with making pop up and fun fold cards. This kit was perfect for creating a fun and stunning card.

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I was inspired by Sam Calcott (Mixed Up Craft) and her stunning pop up cards.

I started off with 5×7 inch card blank. I then created the inside pop up part and covered each section with the beautiful papers from the kit.

I created two small panels for the center and used a Sizzix Embossing Folder for some texture.

I used stickers and the small journal cards to embellish the inside of the card.

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And finally I created a belly band that holds the card together.

I cut the large heart from the post card and attached it to center of the belly band.

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I also used the cute wavy trim to add some texture and interest.

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I hope this post inspired you today.

Check out Sam’s YouTube channel if you’re interested in learning how to create pop up cards.

Nadine xx