Butterfly Pop-Up Box Card created by Sarah Phelan from Sarah's Stampin Retreat using the Painted Flowers Paper Pack from Prima Marketing
Hello Crafters! How are you? I’ve got the most gorgeous Butterfly Pop-Up Box Card to share with you today!! It’s sooo easy to make, and doesn’t use a whole tonne of products! I actually bought this beautiful Prima Marketing 12″x12″ patterned paper pad last year, but it’s sooo pretty that I’ve been putting off cutting into it! But I decided enough was enough, I NEED to cut into it, and I’m sooo pleased with the result! There are 4 sheets of those gorgeous butterflies and I probably only used about 1/3 of one sheet for this!!
If you’ve not made one of these cards before, they’re awesome because they fold flat to fit in an envelope, but then pop right out to delight the person you’re sending it to! You can add so much detail to these beauties, I definitely went for a “more is more” look on this one!!
Check out the video tutorial for this card below.
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Loved this.
Can this also be done with a Christmas theme or should it be used with things easy to cut out like the butterflies?
I know seems a bit early to think about Christmas but always thinking what can do different for the coming year especially if may take awhile to get going.
Thanks Annette, you could do this with anything as long as it's flat enough to go in whichever envelope you're going to use.