The card should have been flatter. I don't know if it was the cardstock I used for the pop up inside, or the rubber bands. I weighted this down overnight but to no avail . A ribbon tie helped.
There are three rubber bands inside this pop up. Directions called for #16 rubber bands....whatever they may be....but I used what I had. I'll look for #16 bands the next time I am in an office supply store.
The hands are a recent punch purchase. I think it will get a lot of use.
The pop up holds 12 photos. I used a heavy duty double sided tape to construct the pop up. That part was easy but the tape did make a mess of my scissors which needed cleaning later.
The pop up rotates, thanks to a base held onto the card by a brad. After photos were added, the pop up was attached to the base by double sided tape.
Click here is a link to view this ball on the Sizzix site. The video will show you how the pop up should look when compressed.
I will definitely make this card again, but not for just anyone. It was a bit of work and would be costly to mail. Both of Colton's parents loved it, but who wouldn't with Colton as the subject!
4 comments:
the card is great! would "steal" the idea, but i can't see that much effort flying at card class...:)
It is hard to believe you made this - that was awesome. sandie
I have never seen a card as beautiful as this and it is one that will be cherished forever ♥ Is a special machine needed to make this card? I was thinking of our grandson's graduation. You come up with the most lovely ideas. Thank you. I know you had a wonderful Mother's Day spoiling that little grandson of yours :>)
Knit, that is the most beautiful card I have ever seen, but looks too complicated for me to try. I've had shaking issues with my meds, so I don't get much done. I did stitched a beautiful card top that will probably be used for Christmas since I used red shiny thread. Colton is adorable and I too as a parent would love a card like that. Hugs, Pat
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