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For this month’s project, I’m using the One Lucky Day Digital Kit from TaylorMadeCards4U to create an easy popup card.
I printed out three of the pattern papers and a few of the embellishments. To cut out the circle shapes, I used a three inch “circle” from the patterns and shapes pre-loaded SVGs on my ScanNCut.
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Pop-up mechanism
For the pop-up mechanism, I’m using a 5 1/2 by 8 1/2 piece of regular weight cardstock, scored at 4 1/4 for the inside of the card. To turn it into a popup card, while it’s folded in half, I cut two 1 inch slits about an inch apart at the center of the fold.

Once you open it back up, gently press in the center of the cut to “pop” it into the card. You now have a little ledge to use for the mechanism.



Now I can add the popup. While I was cutting out the ephemera, I also cut some additional circles from white cardstock. So I added two of them to the back of a circle ephemera pieces, just to give it a little more structure. Then I adhered the bottom of the circle to one of the ledges with some art glitter glue.


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