If you have been following my blog, you may think you have seen this card before. Guess what, you have and then you haven't. :P. Back in September last year, I made this shaped card using the Print-and Cut technique. Today's card was made with the same image but it has an extra element. It's a Pop-up popcorn!
Isn't that fun? I couldn't stop laughing and playing with the card after I was done making it. It doesn't take that much to amuse me. :-D
I used Joy's Yummy Puns for the hidden message and Make-the-Cut to cut the whole thing with my Cricut. The popcorn is from the Lettering Delights' Sugar Rush Clipart set.
I love that the clipart sets have both the colored and uncolored versions of the same image. Using Make-the-Cut, I Pixel Trace the black and white image to bring it into the mat. I used Break to isolate the single popcorn and welded a copy of it to 2 rounded rectangles to form the pull tab. The "slit" was made by welding a shadow of the popcorn with the rest of the popcorn cluster. Lastly, the colored image was added as a texture for the purpose of printing.
I love this card!! Now I'm really thinking about MTC!! TFS :o)
ReplyDeleteToo Cool Jin, again love it!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute. I have a movie giftcard to give and this would be perfect, I would just cut out a few more popcorn pieces so it would fit. Love it!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, cute, great design!!!
ReplyDeleteOh Jin, your card is making me hungry for popcorn!! I just love how bight and vibrant this card is and super clever having the popcorn pull out tag..
ReplyDeleteAmanda:0)
So cute! My favorite snack too!! I love this & only wish I could have the same software, it seems like it's fun to play with.
ReplyDeleteI love it! You are so creative with the graphics, MTC and your cricut!
ReplyDeleteI am new to card-making, what tool(s) do you use/like for making crisp fold lines in card stock?
Love the idea of the pop up popcorn piece! I still don't quite get how you made the slit for it. Could you go into a little more detail about how you made it? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI just posted a picture on FB that should answer your question, cfine. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou manipulate these SVGs perfectly. Would you consider doing a video on something like this so I can see how you make the shape cards and the slits?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
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