Cacti 3D Square Card Kit
This kit has a design with three cacti pots on the topper, with the two in the foreground having 3D sections that can be pulled up by the recipient.
The two pop-up cacti have flowers on top, but I have included the option of flowerless ones if you don't want the hassle of cutting this part out.
This also leaves you the option of sticking a fabric flower embellishment on top of each cactus in its place.
The card topper measures 15x15cm, but is of course resizable to suit any card blank.
The kit also contains a matching insert; 3 cutting sheets that include the pop-up cacti sections and the cacti in pots to layer up as you wish, and a few greeting rectangles, with some blank ones; and a little card to include with directions for the recipient telling them to pull the sections up.
I have also included instructions for sticking the cacti sections together, and the greeting rectangles are also in PNG format.
I've included a photo of the finished card on the listing picture and the instruction sheet, so you can see how it looks with the 3D sections stuck on.
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I printed the three cacti in pots layer and the 3D cacti sections onto 16ogsm card and cut them all out.
I then folded the cacti sections in half and glued them together to form the 3D effect and stuck them onto the three cacti in pots layer, then I stuck it all onto the topper using foam pads.
I used one of the greeting rectangles and stuck this on the topper using foam pads too. I printed a personalised greeting on the insert using Photoshop, and stuck this inside.
It's all ready to be folded flat and popped in an envelope to the recipient, for them to pull up the flattened sections for the 3D effect.
It's quite simple to make up but it looks very effective.
I printed the three cacti in pots layer and the 3D cacti sections onto 16ogsm card and cut them all out.
I then folded the cacti sections in half and glued them together to form the 3D effect and stuck them onto the three cacti in pots layer, then I stuck it all onto the topper using foam pads.
I used one of the greeting rectangles and stuck this on the topper using foam pads too. I printed a personalised greeting on the insert using Photoshop, and stuck this inside.
It's all ready to be folded flat and popped in an envelope to the recipient, for them to pull up the flattened sections for the 3D effect.
It's quite simple to make up but it looks very effective.