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Pop up Slider castle card |
Dear friends I had shared this Castle slider card some time back as my Guest DT post at Itsy Bitsy. Posting it on my blog for my new readers and followers
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Pop up slider card |
This interactive pop up slider "castle shaped card" can be a fun birthday card or invitation card .The central fort of the castle can be pulled up to reveal a space to write the Invitation and party details.
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Castle shaped slider card |
Sharing how to make a Castle Shaped Pop up Slider Card.[Click on the pictures for a detailed view]
Materials RequiredThis is an easy card to make which does not require any fancy tools.
Basic SuppliesCard Stock -Sturdy card stock is a must.Handmade paper will not give as neat an effect in this slider card.
Craft-knife, Scissors,Scale
Cutting mat [or kitchen cutting board]
Double Sided Foam tape,Glue
If you want to jazz it up a bit..Big Shot /Other Die cutting Machine
Embossing folders : I used Itsy Bitsy spots folder and Itsy Bitsy swirls.
Dies : to make the castle door [Itsy Bitsy Nesting dies] and domes [Scallop circles]
Punches : Square
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Measurements are not really important for this type of card but to make things easier giving approximate measurements.
You need card stock for the front, base and slider piece.For the front of the castle card...take half of an A 4 card [or 6 x 8
1/4 ]
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Pop Up slider Card |
Use a ruler and craft knife to cut 2 vertical lines from either edge leaving at least 1 inch from the top and bottom edge as shown.Join the 2 vertical cuts horizontally at the lower ends as shown in the slider tutorial
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Pop Up slider Card |
Score horizontally to join the upper ends of the vertical cuts or use a scale to fold up the flap as shown.Fold down this flap in half as shown.
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Pop Up slider Card |
The front of your slider card will look like this now. Take a slider piece of approx
8 1/4 x 2 ½ inch and fold up one edge[approx 1/2 to 3/4 inch]
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Pop Up slider Card |
This step is optional: I wanted to make my slider a castle
fort so chopped off rectangles 1/2 x 2 inches from the top edges as shown |
Pop Up slider Card |
Attach the lower folded tab of the slider to the
back of the vertical cut flap as shown.
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Pop Up slider Card |
If you plan to emboss your card front do so
before attaching the slider pieces.Keep the lower part of the central vertical flap
un-embossed by keeping it outside your embossing folder as embossing tends to weaken most cardstocks and you want the central flap sturdy!
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Pop Up slider Card |
For the Pop up piece ..you can stamp, quill,draw or cut out a castle shape like I did. From a 4 x 5 inch pearl pink card stock I marked 1 inch from either edge and chopped off 1/2 x 2 inch rectangles . Further chopped off a part of the central rectangle to get my castle shape..do whatever appeals to you!
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Pop Up slider Card |
To further decorate your pop up castle..do whatever you fancy but dont make it too bulky or your castle wont stand up well!
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Pop up Castle |
I die
cut a door in my castle and then embossed it using the spots embossing folder
.I die cut and embossed scallop circles to make the domes of the castle card.Simple triangles would work just as well for the castle domes! |
Pop Up slider Card |
The glue dots came in handy sticking the domes to the castle[ you need a bit of patience if you use regular glue on embossed card stock!]
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Pop Up slider Card |
Punched out squares on a 1 inch width pearl card stock to make my castle accents which were stuck to the castle with double sided foam!
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Pop Up slider Card |
Stick on the castle to the front of the lower half of the central flap
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Pop Up slider Card |
On the back of the castle card stick double sided foam tape on the lower edge and sides as shown.Leave enough gap near the central flap so that your slider can move freely.Stick it to a same size or larger base card.
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Castle shaped card |
Do not stick too tightly as you need a bit of gap between your base and top card for the slider to move freely.
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Castle shaped card |
My daughter loves pink and purple so that was what heavily influenced the colors of this castle shaped pop up slider card!
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Castle Shaped Card and Box |
We had also made Castle shaped boxes as party favor boxes to go along with our castle shaped cardsDo share how you like this Interactive card tutorial
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