Daffodils Double Pop Out Card Kit with Pyramage
This kit creates a pretty floral 3d double pop out card.
Features painted daffodils and butterflies.It is very easy to cut out and make up and will be suitable for a wide variety of occasions, including, birthday, Mother Day, Thank You, Sorry, Get Well Soon, Retirement Easter etc.The completed card folds down to 7 by 5.Kit includesInstructions with diagrams1.
Card Base with scoring guide2. Side and front toppers3. pyramage & blank sentiment panel4. optional backing paper5. Optional envelope front6.
Optional envelope back.To create the card, simply score and fold the base card, using the guidelines provided for ease of scoring on your scoreboard.Apply double sided tape to the front and pop out sides, and apply your toppers.Attach the pyramage, optional embellishments & sentiment panel, or add your own.
Photographs from the Community
I printed onto 200 gram smooth card and printed the backing onto the reverse of the main card so there was no white showing.
I cut scored and folded the card base and added my writing panel to the back.
I added the side parts, the main topper and all the pyramid layers using sticky pads. I finished off with just 2 of the butterflies and shaped the wings outwards.....The finished result is simply stunning. This design is so bright and cheerful and would make a great get well card
I printed the base design onto white card then fed it back into the printer to print the backing paper onto the reverse.
This gives the design on both sides. I cut, scored and folded the base design as instructed.
I printed the remaining sheets onto good quality 255gsm photographic paper and cut these out. I assembled the pyramid using thin foam tape. I added the pyramid and the side panels using strong double sided tape. I attached the butterflies using thin foam tape under one wing and a blob of silicone glue under the other to give more definition.
The side panels tuck neatly behind the front panel and fit nicely into a 5x7 envelope or the matching envelope if required.
Such a pretty card! I printed the card on to good quality white card, cut out all the elements and inked the edges. I then assembled it following the easy-to-follow directions!