Market Goodness Pop Up Card

I have another CUTE fun fold card for you today…and it is so adorable! I love fun fold cards that are easy to make, and this is definitely one of them. It packs a punch and a WOW, but it’s do-able! I promise!

I used the To Market Designer Series Paper (DSP) to make this card, and it is adorable! I’m so sad that it’s on the Last Chance list…when it’s gone, it’s gone! So, grab it while you can.

I started out with a 4-1/4″ x 11″ piece of Garden Green cardstock, and scored it on the long side at 4-1/4″ and 5-1/2″. PLEASE CLICK HERE to watch the video where I made this card. It really helps to watch it in action, instead of just in words!

Next, I layered on some pieces of the DSP on the front of the card. One piece measures 4″ x 4″ (the Pumpkin Pie polka-dotted piece), and the other measures 1″ x 4″ (the woodgrain piece). After adhering these down, I tied a bow on the top of the card using the Peach Pie Bordered Ribbon. I also added another bow, made of twine, which really added to the “natural” look of the card.

The focal point of the card was made using images cut out directly from the DSP! The basket, as well as all of the veggies, were either die cut or hand-trimmed directly from the paper pack. HOW CUTE!! I stamped the sentiment from the Market Goodness stamp set using Garden Green ink onto a little piece of Basic White cardstock, and trimmed both of the edges at an angle. Layering all of this onto the card front with Stampin’ Dimensionals, I finally added a few gems and the card front was perfect!

The inside of the card is what carries the WOW factor. I took a 6″ x 6″ piece of DSP and folded it in half, and then turned it and folded it in half again. Then, I flipped it over and folded it into a triangle. If you watch the video, you can see how you can then manipulate the piece of DSP so that it “pops out,” which is so much fun!!

I adhered this onto the inside of the card using Stampin’ Seal, and then stamped the sentiment on the inside. I also added a few more veggies cut from the DSP, and the card was finished! I absolutely love it, don’t you??