Now cut all the lines around (DO NOT cut the dashed lines!).ĩ. Apply a little bit of force to make sure it gets across to your card stock. Score all the dashed lines with a bone folder or a stylus. Secure the template to the chosen card-stock with some masking tape.Ĩ. Cut the extra paper around the crown, leaving just a narrow frame around it.ħ. You’ll notice that some of the lines are dashed. Now, take a look at your printed template. It doesn’t matter if you mark it left or right from the fold.ĥ. Measure 4 cm from the center, and mark it with a pencil. This would be the time to round the inner card’s corners, stamp it and so on.Ĥ. Fold the cards in half, along the scored axis, to achieve a neat fold. Use a bone folder or a stylus to score them both in the middle. Cut the interior card 20×14 cm, and the exterior 21×15 cm. I chose pale green card-stock for the inside, olive green textured card-stock for the outside, warm yellow textured card-stock for the crown itself and some groovy patterned paper for the extras.ģ. The patterned paper is optional, something to spice up the exterior of the card. You will need paper for the inner card, for the outer card and for the crown. Time to choose the paper you’re going to use. In this tutorial I used the Basic Crown, but the steps ahead apply to both.Ģ. Press here to download the Heart Crown PDF Press here to download the Basic Crown PDF They are basically the same, only the Heart Crown in more elaborated and requires a bit more work (oh, and has a heart on it, too). Choose the Basic Crown or the Heart Crown template. Just follow these steps to create a fun pop-up you can decorate and personalize as you please.ġ.
The tutorial I’ve made is long and detailed, but trust me – it’s super easy to make. I’d like to thank my beautiful friend Tamar for being my hand super-model 😉 Now that I’m back, I think it’s time for a new and awesome tutorial! These lovely Royal Crown pop up cards are a great gift for a newborn (a little “prince” or “princess”), a nice way to tell a colleague “ you rule!”, or a funny way to congratulate a friend on their new house (“king of the castle!”). I’ve been back from an amazing vacation in Thailand for over two weeks now, and the sunny, warm beaches already seem like a faraway dream…
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