More Pop-up Cards




Hey Everyone,



Hope you all are doing amazing today. On today’s blog, you are going to learn the art of making pop-up cards which look super adorable and can be made with pretty much any paper that is available at home. You can even make it for any occasion. You can also make these amazing cards for your teachers or parents as a thank you or appreciation gesture. I remember how I always got very impressed by bookshops which displayed such cards. It definitely is something that we all can make with a lot of ease. The basics you need for this DIY are different colors of paper, some glue, scissors and a beautiful pen to write a message. Now when you are selecting the colors, make sure you choose a very interesting color theme. The colors you use are what makes your card or any craft stand out and look super awesome. My favorite colors are usually the pastel shades. What are yours?

Let’s begin with the DIY craft for today and enjoy today’s learning.

Disclaimer: All the videos that will be shared on today’s blog do not belong to the Crafty Blogger and we do not take any credit for the creativity displayed by the amazing video bloggers. Their efforts and ideas must be appreciated. These amazing vloggers put in a lot of hard work to make tutorials for you and we must give them the due appreciation.




This looks very nice doesn’t it? I think if you add a little glitter to this card, it will be perfect. Don’t you think so?




And another amazing pop-up card for you. It is very easy to make isn’t it? If you have access to printed paper of textured paper, these cards could look even more amazing.



This is it for today. Hope you all enjoyed reading today’s blog and would love to read more from us. Time for me to sign off until next time, stay super crafty, and keep making these amazing cards for your loved ones. They deserve to know once in a while how much they matter to you.






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