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Easy Pop Up Card Tutorial: Words

This tutorial teaches how to create pop-up words with creased letters on a square box, building on skills from Lesson 1. It includes instructions for cutting, scoring, and folding the template, as well as tips for achieving a clean finish on the card. Examples of completed cards are provided for inspiration.

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Easy Pop Up Card Tutorial: Words

This tutorial teaches how to create pop-up words with creased letters on a square box, building on skills from Lesson 1. It includes instructions for cutting, scoring, and folding the template, as well as tips for achieving a clean finish on the card. Examples of completed cards are provided for inspiration.

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Pop Up Card Tutorial Lesson 7

POP UP WORDS 1 (creased letters on a square box)

Level of Difficulty: Easy, if you have completed Lesson 1

Before starting this lesson you will want to review Lesson 1, the box.

This type of pop up word has a crease across the middle of the letters. The letters are formed
by the front and top (roof) of the pop up box.

Print out (or draw your own) copy of the template below.

Cut on grey lines. Do not cut around the letters yet (black lines and blue lines). Score and
mountain-fold green lines. Score and valley-fold red lines. Use your finger, pushing from the
back, to pop the box out, as in Lesson 1. Notice how the letters are positioned so that half is
on the front, and half is on the top of the box.
Now cut around the letters (blue and black cut lines) to complete pop up word.

The grey lines on the sample are optional. You may prefer the framed look that you get when
they are cut, or the letters-only look when uncut.

Important! These samples have the printing on the front of the cards for clarity. You will
want to create a reverse of your pattern and print or trace it on the back of the card. It's a nifty
way to make sure your cut and fold lines won't show on the "good" side!
Examples

Congrats card by Ashley. Soon to be on Etsy as "Milis Creations."

Cards from Imagination Gallery

Check out A Monthly Rubber Stamps Club (AMRSC) for a technique using brass stencils.
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