Summer Garden Twist n Pop Double Card Kit.
This novelty card kit is a Twist 'n' Pop Card within a card. You have a large card, which of course can be used on its own, and a smaller one which is the twist 'n' pop card.
The smaller one can also be used as a stand alone card, the twist 'n' pop can also be used on its own in the larger card.
The smaller card fits insdie the larger one to give an unusual insert surprise. You could even glue a few of them together to create a lovely little album. You get everything you need in the kit as well a variety of sentiments, a choice of panels and an envelope.
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I printed this design on a mixture of 210gsm white card and onto good quality 280gsm photographic paper and cut it out.
I fed the white card back through the printer and printed the backing paper onto the reverse.
I scored and folded the card where indicated in the instructions included with the kit. I added the panel and assembled the decoupage on the front of the main card. I attached it to the back of the card using strong double sided tape on the tab where indicated.
I assembled the inner card in the same way as the main card and attached the back of this card to the inside of the main card using double sided tape.
I assembled the inner design as instructed and added the panels I wanted on the pop out section before adding it to the inner card using strong double sided tape.
I added my greeting to the front of the card using thin foam tape.
I printed the envelope onto the 210gsm card and again fed it through the printer to print the backing paper onto the reverse.
I assembled the envelope using strong double side tape. I added a piece of double sided tape to seal the envelope when ready to hand deliver to my friend on her birthday.
This card was really a fun project. The twist mechanism was easy to learn from this tutorial. I loved this card.
These cards are fantastic to make
Simple to cut and assemble with clear concise instructions
Print onto matt photographic paper and assembled with clear glue and foam pads
You can use all the elements of which there are loads or you can adapt them to suit the celebration
a different and beautiful design for a twist card
I printed this design on a mixture of 210gsm white card and onto good quality 280gsm photographic paper and cut it out.
I fed the white card back through the printer and printed the backing paper onto the reverse.
I scored and folded the card where indicated in the instructions included with the kit. I added the panel and assembled the decoupage on the front of the main card. I attached it to the back of the card using strong double sided tape on the tab where indicated.
I assembled the inner card in the same way as the main card and attached the back of this card to the inside of the main card using double sided tape.
I assembled the inner design as instructed and added the panels I wanted on the pop out section before adding it to the inner card using strong double sided tape.
I added my greeting to the front of the card using thin foam tape.
I printed the envelope onto the 210gsm card and again fed it through the printer to print the backing paper onto the reverse.
I assembled the envelope using strong double side tape. I added a piece of double sided tape to seal the envelope when ready to hand deliver to my friend on her birthday.
I printed this design on a mixture of 210gsm white card and onto good quality 280gsm photographic paper and cut it out.
I fed the white card back through the printer and printed the backing paper onto the reverse.
I scored and folded the card where indicated in the instructions included with the kit. I added the panel and assembled the decoupage on the front of the main card. I attached it to the back of the card using strong double sided tape on the tab where indicated.
I assembled the inner card in the same way as the main card and attached the back of this card to the inside of the main card using double sided tape.
I assembled the inner design as instructed and added the panels I wanted on the pop out section before adding it to the inner card using strong double sided tape.
I added my greeting to the front of the card using thin foam tape.
I printed the envelope onto the 210gsm card and again fed it through the printer to print the backing paper onto the reverse.
I assembled the envelope using strong double side tape. I added a piece of double sided tape to seal the envelope when ready to hand deliver to my friend on her birthday.
This card was really a fun project. The twist mechanism was easy to learn from this tutorial. I loved this card.
This card was really a fun project. The twist mechanism was easy to learn from this tutorial. I loved this card.
These cards are fantastic to make
Simple to cut and assemble with clear concise instructions
Print onto matt photographic paper and assembled with clear glue and foam pads
You can use all the elements of which there are loads or you can adapt them to suit the celebration
a different and beautiful design for a twist card
I printed this design on a mixture of 210gsm white card and onto good quality 280gsm photographic paper and cut it out.
I fed the white card back through the printer and printed the backing paper onto the reverse.
I scored and folded the card where indicated in the instructions included with the kit. I added the panel and assembled the decoupage on the front of the main card. I attached it to the back of the card using strong double sided tape on the tab where indicated.
I assembled the inner card in the same way as the main card and attached the back of this card to the inside of the main card using double sided tape.
I assembled the inner design as instructed and added the panels I wanted on the pop out section before adding it to the inner card using strong double sided tape.
I added my greeting to the front of the card using thin foam tape.
I printed the envelope onto the 210gsm card and again fed it through the printer to print the backing paper onto the reverse.
I assembled the envelope using strong double side tape. I added a piece of double sided tape to seal the envelope when ready to hand deliver to my friend on her birthday.
These cards are fantastic to make
Simple to cut and assemble with clear concise instructions
Print onto matt photographic paper and assembled with clear glue and foam pads
You can use all the elements of which there are loads or you can adapt them to suit the celebration
a different and beautiful design for a twist card