POP-UP BOUQUET CARD TUTORIAL - STEPHANIE DONNINI

February 10, 2025 2 Comments

POP-UP BOUQUET CARD TUTORIAL - STEPHANIE DONNINI


To recreate this gorgeous pop-up card created by Design Team member Stephanie Donnini you will need the products listed below:


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 Uniquely Creative Products Used: 

UCP2879 Serenity 12x12 Collection pack
UCP2894 Serenity Creative Cuts
UCP2895 Serenity Vellum Creative Cuts
UCD2177 Pop-up BoxCard maker Die


Other Products Used:

        Double sided tape 
PVA glue 
Clear acetate 
UC Avocado cardstock 


     

    Instructions:

     

         Step 1:
    Using the pop-up box die set, cut two of the square frames out and one set of strips.Cut this out from heavyweight cardstock.  


    Step 2:
    To assemble the box, start by glueing the two main square pieces together by one of the tabs. Fold back three of the box flaps and leave the back flap straight. Enclose the box by gluing the second tab. Lastly, glue all the strips across the top of the box 

    Step 3:
    Cut three stitched squares from patternedpaper and glue to the front three flaps. Fussy cut a decorative panel from the Serenity collection pack.  To give the back panel extra heightglue this to a strip of heavyweight cardstock 6.4cm x 12cm. Insert this strip and glue to the back of the box.  

    Step 4:
    Fussy cut flowers from the collection pack to form a full bouquet.  Attach clear acetate strips (these were sourced from packaging scraps) to the flowers using double sided tape.  


    Step 5:
    Adhere the flowers in the pop-up box onto the three strips.  Start building your bouquet fromsmallest to tallest to createextradepth and dimension.  

    Step 6:
    Finishing touches are to add a Happy birthday sentiment to the front panel, along with some vellum butterflies.  Keep the plastic backing on the butterflies, fold the wings in half and they will hold their position beautifully.  








    2 Responses

    Karen
    Karen

    March 19, 2025

    Love this box card. Especially the green base. It really gives it a pop of colour and it is so full. TFS

    Eva
    Eva

    February 12, 2025

    Thanks so much Stephanie for sharing this beautiful pop up box and showing how you make the flower clusters. xx

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