Blow their minds with a Circle Pop Out Card that is delightful and fun! Sure you can send an ordinary card but why not do something really special and make this circle pop-up card! It’s super easy to make and I will show you how in today’s video tutorial.
Just wait until you see the inside! Oh, and surprise! These cards FIT in a standard Medium/A2 Envelope so you can mail them easy peasy!
Circle Pop Out Card Tutorial:
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- Rococo Rose – 4 ¼” x 10 ½”, score at 2″ and 6 ¼”
- Basic White – 4″ x 5 ¾”, 4″ x 4″, and a 2″ circle punch
- Mint Macaron – 2 ¼” circle punch
- Rococo Rose Scallop Trim – 4 ½” and knot
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- Mango Melody – 4 ¼” x 10 ½”, score at 2″ and 6 ¼”
- Flower & Field Designer Series Paper – 4″ x 4″ and 1″ x 4″ (inside)
- Basic White – 4″ x 4″, and a (2) 2″ circle punch
- Just Jade – (2) 2 ¼” circle punch
- Just Jade Ribbon – 16″
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I hope you enjoyed the card! What a FUN card to kick off a new year. I must say, I was quite pleased with how it turned out, especially that ‘homemade’ designer paper with that All Things Fabulous stamp set.
I always like showing you more than one version so it was fun to tie into the FREE Sale-a-Bration items – Heal Your Heart stamp set and Flowers and Field Designer Series Paper (FREE being the key word here).
Have a great day my friends! I hope you were inspired and will give today’s card a go!
Love the Circle Card.
LOVE this card! Do you have a PDF on all the steps, besides the measurements and supplies?
I’m sorry, I don’t. I just don’t have time to write up a tutorial but I recommend watching the video and write up the instructions.
As always, thank you for your inspiration. I refer your ideas and site to all my customers.
So glad I saw this video!! Now have reason to spend my Christmas gift money. Thank you!!!!
Pretty to look at but not much use if it doesn’t stand up.
Use an easel to display the card!!!
When I tried to pin your card it took me to pinterest but your card wasn’t there??
I love your cards.
I got it to pin by actually clicking on the Pinterest SAVE logo on the picture.
That is a fun card. Thank you
Beautiful!
I think you’ve created one of my top ten favorite cards – LOVE this circle hideaway fold card!
I love this card and can’t wait to try it for my next Birthday card. It looks great as a Thank You card also. I wish you could put a picture of the opened card showing the inside, especially where you stamped Thank You on the circle back. It would help as I copy and paste your pictures so I can type notes on the document as to how to make the card while I watch the video. Thanks Connie!
Connie I placed an order under you as the demonstrator but did not see where to put your code. I wanted to make sure you were notified. I want to place an order for the $99.00 demonstrator but not totally sure how.
Hi Carolyn! Thank you so much for the order! I have a couple links to share with you. To learn how to use the Host Code and to see a graphic of where it goes, go to https://simplysimplestamping.com/how-to-use-the-host-code-and-earn-rewards/
To learn about how to join Stampin’ Up for only $99, click this link – https://simplysimplestamping.com/join-my-team-during-sale-a-bration-for-the-best-deal-ever/
If you have any questions, drop me an email at Connie@SimplySimpleStamping.com
I usually take a screen shot on my camera during your video tutorials when you put up measurements. This way i can always refer to picture