Posted in Uncategorized, Circle Charm Pop up, Dessert Elements, Meal Time Elements

Extra Sweet Birthday Treats

I’m a bit behind and still posting cards from the new release. I thought the sweat treats from the new Dessert Elements would look cute on the Circle Charm Pop up, and I think I was right 😊

 All the fun is in the reveal, to see this card in action please check out my FACEBOOK page, feel free to join if you would share your own creations.  A video of this card on my INSTAGRAM page.

I picked a bright yellow cardstock to go with the yellow patterned paper and cut it to make a 5” x 5” card. I cut the panels as shown and layered.

I added the panels to the card base as shown, the front and back look the same.

I wanted to alter the Circle Charm Pop Up ((Karen original video tutorial on the product page at the link ⬆️ ) I decided to cut 2 of the mechanism into the card, coming out from the inside middle. If I was doing this again I would have moved them closer to the outside edges. I also dented the inside of the cards while diecutting. I will fix this later.

I cut out the rings from the same dieset and framed the circles on the front and the inside and addd the connection rings as shown.

I diecut the round plates form the Meal Time Elements, and the pieces shown from the Charm Rings dieset, attached as shown.

I started making the pieces from the Dessert Elements . I added shading with alcohol markers and highlights with a white gelly roll pen. Then I added them to the plates and then to the card.

Now I needed to deal with the dented section so I cut multiple pieces of the Border Blends Argyle from white a yellow and added them to the front and inside as shown.

created by photogrid

Other Tools used

Fine Tip bottle

Lineco Neut ral PH Adhesive 

Quick Stick Tool

Gelly Roll White Retractable Pen

Fiskars Trimmer

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Thanks for joining me! I am a paper crafting enthusiast who has a special interest in interactive cards. I get a lot of inspiration from the internet so I thought that I  would throw out my own creations with hope that it inspires someone else.

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