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Tutorial: Make a pop up card!

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Pop Up Workbench Card by Annie Williams - Front, WM

What a special way to show your appreciation for all of Dad’s hard work! Send him a fun pop-up card made with the ‘Just For Men‘ papercrafting collection and The Big Score! This is perfect not just for Father’s Day, but for birthdays and other special occasions throughout the year! You know you will have lots of fun making one of these cards!

Make a workbench card for the men in your life that love DIY

Crafter’s Companion Supplies:

Other Supplies: Cardstock, Silver Embossing Powder, Embossing Ink, Brown Ink and Black Ink

Looking for a special way to show your appreciation for all of Dad’s hard work? Send him a fun pop-up card made with elements from the new Just For Men papercrafting collection and the Big Score.

Directions:

Step 1 - Pop Up Workbench Card by Annie Williams, Cut Materials

Step 1: Trim a piece of navy cardstock to 10” x 7”, silver cardstock to 4.75” x 6.75”, patterned paper from the Just For Men Urban Collection 6×6 pad to 4” x 5.5”, and white cardstock to 3.75” x 2.5”.

Use the Big Score to make a pop up card.

Step 2: Align your navy cardstock at the left side of the Big Score, score at 5”, and burnish at the crease to create a basic top folding A7 cardbase.

Emboss and stamp your male sentiments for this Father's Day card

Step 3: Stamp the sentiment from the Rock Star stamp set onto the lower right corner of the inside of the cardbase with embossing ink, add silver embossing powder, and melt it with a heat tool.

Use the Big Score for your crafty projects.

Step 4: Align the white cardstock at the left side of the Big Score and score at 0.5”, 1”, 1.5”, and 2” to create a slatwall. Ink the edges with brown ink if desired.

Pop Up Workbench Card - Step 5

Step 5: Place the short side of the patterned paper against the left edge of the Big Score and score at 0.25”, 3”, 3.5”, and 5.25” (score lines have been digitally enhanced to aid in visualization).

Step 6 - Pop Up Workbench Card by Annie Williams, Score Workbench 2

Step 6: Rotate the paper counter-clockwise and score at 0.5” and 3.5” up to the second horizontal score line (score lines have again been digitally enhanced to aid in visualization).

Inky fun with your Father's Day card

Step 7: Trim out the area shown using scissors (created by the vertical score lines and the second horizontal score line). Crease the patterned paper at the first, third, and fourth horizontal score lines and ink all workbench edges with brown ink.

Have fun making a pop up card.

Step 8: For perfect alignment of the pop-up element on the cardbase: add adhesive to the long ¼” tab (pattern side), fold the workbench flat at its third score line as shown, line the workbench up with the top edge of the inside of the card, and press the tab against the top half of the card to adhere.

Workbench tutorial

Step 9: Next, add adhesive to the two small bench leg tabs and simply fold the bottom half of the card base up to shut and adhere.

Father's Day tutorial

Step 10: To decorate the front of the card, emboss the silver cardstock panel with the Checkerplate Embossing Folder and ink the surface gently with black ink to enhance the texture.

World's Best Dad pop up card

Step 11: Add colourful layered die-cuts to the cardfront using the Superstars and Male Sentiments dies (Tip: liquid glue works better to adhere die-cuts on top of deeply embossed surfaces like this).

Make a pop up card for the men who love DIY

Step 12: Die-cut and emboss the tools out of silver cardstock and other colourful cardstock to fill your workbench. Be sure to hang one or two from the slatwall!

Have lots of fun making this! The possibilities are endless!

We would love to see what you make! Share your projects and cards with us on our Facebook page, tag us on Instagram (#crafterscompanion), on Pinterest (@CraftersCompUK) or on Twitter (@CraftersCompUK)!

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