Hi Meg, thank you for showing a very simple way to make a box card. I will make more of them now. Love the one you made. You made it so easy to follow.
Wow! You really did simplify this process. Thank you. Yesterday I bought a magazine with a template for a box card and I struggled with it and the directions until I found your tutorial. I don't need the template, just your excellent instruction.
Thanks! I thought this would be an impossible card for me to make, but you demonstration and instructions give me hope. I will definitely try to make one.
I am SO thrilled to inspire you to try something new, Margie! You can do it! These cards are truly a treat to make and SO well received. Have fun with your pop up box card!
So glad you enjoyed it Teresa! My goal is to keep things as simple and easy to follow as possible. The best compliment is when someone says they made one of my cards with the directions!
Meg, you are a terrific teacher. I've looked at other videos and yours is the easiest to follow. Thanks so much for the tutorial. I'm now addicted to making these cards!
Honestly, I clicked on this because it had simple in the title. And I am oh so happy that I did. Thanks for a very easy to follow tutorial. I'm making an anniversary card for my in-laws right now!
Thank you for this tutorial, I honestly thought that making a Pop up box card was way beyond my capabilities but you've changed that, once and for all. Your instructions were precise and to the point and, what's more, in inches!! Well done, you.
Thank you! I've been wanting to try and make one for a couple of months now, you might measure in inches, but I have a double measured ruler with centimetres on one side and inches on the other and am able to convert. I have written the measurements in both inches and centimetres to know. You are awesome! It's turned out so well 😃😃😃
I bought one of these at a craft fair last weekend as a sample to make my own, but your great video is going to make it so much easier for me to make my own ... Thank you, Meg, so much!
Hooray! I’m so glad you found the video helpful. It’s such an intimidating (impressive!) project but absolutely do-able with a few tips 😊 Have fun with your card making!
Thanks so much for sharing this tutorial! I've seen pop-up box cards on Pinterest, but haven't attempted one yet. Your version just looks super simple, and you explained it so well, especially about decorating it. I'm also glad you included the measurements on your blog post. Have to make one of these for my brother's birthday this month! Hope you have a wonderful day!
Love your very simple to follow version of this box. Looks easier than my craft dies version. I'm gonna try yours instead of getting out all the dies and machine. Thanks a bunch. Green-Lid glue. I think that's my favorite Tombox multi-purpose glue. haha
@@MegLoven I made the pop-up box card for a student who moved away last Friday. She loved it, and all the kids thought it was cool. Besides confetti, I also had folded post-it notes from the principal and several teachers pop out with the cube. Afterwards, a beaded bracelet I made with her name on it with left in the bottom of the box. It was awesome! Thanks again.
Love your demo! I keep seeing these cards. You made it super easy to understand how they did that. I made one with a butterfly; it was good. But I just made one for my pistol club...I have to say it turned out AWESOME!!! Thank you. Going to try to add a link to you when I post a picture of it.
How fun!! Yes, I’d love to see a photo!! So happy to hear that the tutorial was helpful - the pop up box card is such a great project. I’m sure your card was a big hit!
I'm going to give this a try. I did just see that sizzix just came out with a die that cuts this; but I rather save the cash and try it this way first. Thanks for sharing this video you gave perfectly clear instructions and that is very appreciated!
These is so much fun to make. I've made 3 since I've watched your video. So glad I found it because by far your instructions and measurements are the most simple and easiest to understand. Thank you for sharing this...now I will not have to buy that die. :-)
I loved your tutorial that was straight and to the point, no 3/4 or 16th measurement lol I was just about to buy that die from Stephanie Bernard until I saw this thank you once again.
So glad you found the pop up box card tutorial helpful, Janet! Have fun with your project! Be sure to tune back later this week for another version of my pop-up box card with the new Bonanza Buddies stamp set!
I love the tut. it is really the most simple way so far I have seen,. It was just too fast for me in the measurements part as I tried to write it down. Thanks for a great job.
LuLu Johnson you’re welcome! The flaps can fold either way - they do fold flat when they’re done as in the video, but they can certainly be opposite - that would work, too. Good thought!
Wow! You made that so much easier than all the other crazy videos I've watched on making a box card! Thank You!!! Do you know how attach one of these pop up boxes inside the center of a regular card? So that when you open the card the box (glued to the center of the card)pops open and the card is now the "mat" the box sits on. I hope I explained that so you know what I mean, Thank you and look forward to your other videos! 😁
You'd need to put some extra creases and cuts in the bottom panels to make it fold out - probably some diagonal score lines. Interesting idea - might have to play with it :)
I know you did this in 2014, but the idea is so amazing and this video is the best, still very fresh and fabulous. So worth the effort. Thanks so much. You make it look easy and I can see myself making this for some fun occasions and using some of my stash in a very creative way. Jnetti
Jeannette Antry so glad you found it helpful!! Definitely still a wonderful project - and lots of great ways to dress it up with new stamp sets 😊 Have fun with your project!!
Yes! It’s a great one - I’m thinking you mean the trimmer, right? It’s available in my online store: www.stampinup.com/products/paper-trimmer?demoid=49591
Hmm... I've updated the blog post to include some handy links to the basic supplies. Maybe try here and use the links in the post. lovenstamps.com/pop-up-box-card-make-it-simple-a-video-tutorial/
Judi, sorry for not getting back to you sooner - I had to find the card to measure for you. The lining dsp pieces are 1 3/4" x 2 1/2" each. Happy Stamping! - Meg
Brilliant tutorial - thank you! What was it that you called the clear plastic looking think that you stick your embellishments on with? And any ideas where I can buy this in the UK? Thank you!
Hello! Do you mean the clear plastic strips that hold up the elements? Those are Window Sheet strips, and they're available from a Stampin Up demonstrator in the UK. If I didn't understand your question though, let me know and I'll try again :)
Yes! Sorry for the delayed response - although good news, you still have time for Halloween :) The dimensions I used for this card are designed to fit in a regular Stampin' Up! Medium Envelope.
The papers are all made by Stampin' Up! and available through my online store (links in my 'about' page). The designer series papers shown in this video are retired, but there are some great updated choices with current colors and patterns to sub for the ones I used on this Pop Up Box Card.
oh em gee! play this with the subtitles on! did you type in your own subtitles? they are hilarious. (in beginning it mentions cutting with a bally tip thing!)
The subtitles are an automatic feature that RUclips adds... and they're pretty horrible as far as matching what I'm actually saying! Glad you found them funny though :)
It's called a Simply Scored Tool (122334) and it's available from Stampin' Up! through a demonstrator. I'd be happy to help you - just visit my blog or website and click ordering.
ScrappyAnime25 If your embellishments aren't too heavy (punched card stock pieces, an occasional rhinestone) they should be fine. But the acetate will definitely stand up to a lot more weight (LOL...no pun intended)!
Hi Cheryl - the green lid glue is actually called Multipurpose Liquid Glue (110755), and it's available in my online store - links in the video details.
THIS WAS THEE BEST TUTORIAL EVER!!!! you actually made it so simple, no fluff...no special terms, just plain and simple.
Hi Meg, thank you for showing a very simple way to make a box card. I will make more of them now. Love the one you made.
You made it so easy to follow.
I made one of these "way back when " but couldn't remember how. Your video was the best example I was looking for! Yeaaaa! Thanks.
SO glad you found the tutorial!! A fabulous project for sure - hmm...I might need to pull this out and make a refreshed version!
Wow! You really did simplify this process. Thank you. Yesterday I bought a magazine with a template for a box card and I struggled with it and the directions until I found your tutorial. I don't need the template, just your excellent instruction.
Thanks! I thought this would be an impossible card for me to make, but you demonstration and instructions give me hope. I will definitely try to make one.
I am SO thrilled to inspire you to try something new, Margie! You can do it! These cards are truly a treat to make and SO well received. Have fun with your pop up box card!
I love the simplicity of this tutorial. Thanks. :)
So glad you enjoyed it Teresa! My goal is to keep things as simple and easy to follow as possible. The best compliment is when someone says they made one of my cards with the directions!
Awesome, great directions. I really did not want to spend$$$ for a die, but I really wanted to make some of these card. Thank you so much.
Meg, you are a terrific teacher. I've looked at other videos and yours is the easiest to follow. Thanks so much for the tutorial. I'm now addicted to making these cards!
Thanks so much, Debbie! Hope you're enjoying the pop-up cards still :)
nice
I’m so happy to find a simple way to do a box!
So happy you found the pop-up box card video, Jennie! Happy Stamping!
Thank you for having the directions in inches instead of centimeters. This was a very easy box card thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Oh that is so cute! Thank you for showing us this tutorial. After seeing your video I may just have a go ❤
Oh please do!! So happy you found the video helpful. Happy Stamping!!
Honestly, I clicked on this because it had simple in the title. And I am oh so happy that I did. Thanks for a very easy to follow tutorial. I'm making an anniversary card for my in-laws right now!
Thank you for this tutorial, I honestly thought that making a Pop up box card was way beyond my capabilities but you've changed that, once and for all. Your instructions were precise and to the point and, what's more, in inches!! Well done, you.
Well explained well performed and easy to follow great video thanks.
Glad it was helpful! Happy Stamping!
Thank you! I've been wanting to try and make one for a couple of months now, you might measure in inches, but I have a double measured ruler with centimetres on one side and inches on the other and am able to convert. I have written the measurements in both inches and centimetres to know. You are awesome! It's turned out so well 😃😃😃
I bought one of these at a craft fair last weekend as a sample to make my own, but your great video is going to make it so much easier for me to make my own ... Thank you, Meg, so much!
Hooray! I’m so glad you found the video helpful. It’s such an intimidating (impressive!) project but absolutely do-able with a few tips 😊 Have fun with your card making!
Thanks so much for sharing this tutorial! I've seen pop-up box cards on Pinterest, but haven't attempted one yet. Your version just looks super simple, and you explained it so well, especially about decorating it. I'm also glad you included the measurements on your blog post. Have to make one of these for my brother's birthday this month! Hope you have a wonderful day!
Your brother will love it :) Or at least I hope so! Have fun with your new pop-up box cards!!
Meg Loven what is the name of the plastic looking inserts for your pop up box as I couldn’t catch the name. I so want to make one
Nice to see a simple way to create something special x
Best explanation of a box card that I have ever seen.
Thank you. Very good instructions and to the point. No chit chat!😂😂
Glad you enjoyed it :) I usually try to keep things moving along with my project tutorials! Happy Stamping!
Love your very simple to follow version of this box. Looks easier than my craft dies version. I'm gonna try yours instead of getting out all the dies and machine. Thanks a bunch. Green-Lid glue. I think that's my favorite Tombox multi-purpose glue. haha
You got it - Multipurpose Liquid Glue. I think they should change the name in the catalog ;) Have fun with your card!
@@MegLoven I made the pop-up box card for a student who moved away last Friday. She loved it, and all the kids thought it was cool. Besides confetti, I also had folded post-it notes from the principal and several teachers pop out with the cube. Afterwards, a beaded bracelet I made with her name on it with left in the bottom of the box. It was awesome! Thanks again.
I just love this simple demo. Thanks for this and looking forward to more !!! Very clear and precise!
Love your demo! I keep seeing these cards. You made it super easy to understand how they did that. I made one with a butterfly; it was good. But I just made one for my pistol club...I have to say it turned out AWESOME!!! Thank you. Going to try to add a link to you when I post a picture of it.
How fun!! Yes, I’d love to see a photo!! So happy to hear that the tutorial was helpful - the pop up box card is such a great project. I’m sure your card was a big hit!
@@MegLoven I couldn't figure out posting a photo here. I did add on on FB with a link to your tutorial.
Very nicely done. Quick, complete, and easy to follow. Thank you.
So glad you found it helpful!
Excellent video. Thanks so much for sharing.
I just made this one thank you so much for making it easy. I tried another video and your's is so much easier.
Love it. This was so much easier to do than the other ones I've seen. Thanks for sharing. I'm off to make one for myself!
I like easy. Thank you. You are a wonderful teacher!
Thanks so much, Melba! I'm glad you found the card tutorial helpful!
Love how you get creative ideas
I'm going to give this a try. I did just see that sizzix just came out with a die that cuts this; but I rather save the cash and try it this way first. Thanks for sharing this video you gave perfectly clear instructions and that is very appreciated!
These is so much fun to make. I've made 3 since I've watched your video. So glad I found it because by far your instructions and measurements are the most simple and easiest to understand. Thank you for sharing this...now I will not have to buy that die. :-)
I loved your tutorial that was straight and to the point, no 3/4 or 16th measurement lol I was just about to buy that die from Stephanie Bernard until I saw this thank you once again.
+keianas sweets&treats Glad you found it helpful!
Love your tips, making sure the card folds up and embellies don't extend beyond the envelope. Thanks!
This is so cool. I'm so busy with things card making etc. sewing oven towels.
Omg. So easy and great instructions. Glad I found you! Thanks so much!
Lisa Adams I’m so glad you found the project tutorial helpful!! Have fun making your cards!
thank you your tutorial is so easy to follow, the others were just toooooo dragged out and made it a chore, thank you!!!!
This is super neat Always like different ideas.
Thank you so much for sharing! So very simple and easy. This is my first time making a pop up card and I love your way!
Thank you so much for the easy to follow instructions! Can't wait to start!
Amazing
truly made simple. .. always want to try but you've made it so easy definitely giving it a try ... thanx
+Chelle Fletch I hope it goes well! Have fun with your cards!!
You certainly made that look easy. I am going to try one today.
So glad you found the pop up box card tutorial helpful, Janet! Have fun with your project! Be sure to tune back later this week for another version of my pop-up box card with the new Bonanza Buddies stamp set!
Thank you for sharing this. You explained everything so clearly, First time this didn't seem overwhelming.
Loved your video. Thank you for sharing and explaining so clearly. I can't wait to try it.
I know this is an older video, but I'm so glad I found it! I need to make a 50th Birthday Box card and this looks sooo simple!! Stress is gone! Lol!
So glad you found it helpful!! Have fun with your card!
You did a terrific job, thanks.
You do make it easy to follow so thank you Meg xx
Sorry cheers cathy (account is in hubbys name lol)
:) Thanks Cathy! So glad you found the tutorial helpful!!
wow, this was super simple! It was my opinion that scor tape is a lot easier to use and hold than tombow though. thanks for sharing your tips!
wow, it is really simple. Thanks for the tutorial. will be doing this.
Loved this! Great job
Great tutorial. I think I can do this!
Oh, for the love of straight forward videos. Thanks!!
Thank you so much. I love how easy you made this!
Wonderful video. I love that it was very easy to follow. Thank You!
You're welcome, Karen! So glad you found it helpful! Have fun making this card - it's such a fun one to give and to receive.
I loved doing this my grandson asked for one for his friend
I love it.... I saw a few others. I started on one but never finished... I love how you did yours very easy o follow tfs
Thanks! I'm so glad you found it helpful. Have fun finishing up your pop-up box card!
I love the tut. it is really the most simple way so far I have seen,. It was just too fast for me in the measurements part as I tried to write it down. Thanks for a great job.
I love this tutorial! Great job! I just subscribed as well!
Thanks Rita! Glad you found it helpful :)
I love this pop up box very simple :)
FABULOUS! so much easier, thank you!!!!!!
I think the inside flaps should be opposite, right? That way the box can fold flat if preferred...thanks for showing this method.
LuLu Johnson you’re welcome! The flaps can fold either way - they do fold flat when they’re done as in the video, but they can certainly be opposite - that would work, too. Good thought!
Very easy to follow thanks for sharing
That's the best compliment - so glad you found the tutorial helpful!!
Very well explained tutorial 2 thumbs up!
+Jacqueline Ponyard Thanks so much!! Glad you found it helpful :)
very nice and easy
What is green lid glue. Is this a Stampin' Up product?
Thanks for showing a simple way to make this card!!
Yes - sorry about the faux name ;) It's the Tombow Multi-Purpose Adhesive (110755) from Stampin' Up!.
Thank you! :)
So easy, thank you.
Wow! You made that so much easier than all the other crazy videos I've watched on making a box card! Thank You!!! Do you know how attach one of these pop up boxes inside the center of a regular card? So that when you open the card the box (glued to the center of the card)pops open and the card is now the "mat" the box sits on.
I hope I explained that so you know what I mean, Thank you and look forward to your other videos! 😁
So glad you found it helpful, Doris! I haven't tried putting this card inside a regular one, but it sounds like a great idea.
I'm checking out how Karen Burniston does it with her dies...
You'd need to put some extra creases and cuts in the bottom panels to make it fold out - probably some diagonal score lines. Interesting idea - might have to play with it :)
I know you did this in 2014, but the idea is so amazing and this video is the best, still very fresh and fabulous. So worth the effort. Thanks so much. You make it look easy and I can see myself making this for some fun occasions and using some of my stash in a very creative way. Jnetti
Jeannette Antry so glad you found it helpful!! Definitely still a wonderful project - and lots of great ways to dress it up with new stamp sets 😊 Have fun with your project!!
So fun, thanks!😃
You're very welcome, Vickie! Glad you found this one - such a great project to remake with lots of stamp/paper possibilities for the pop-ups!
Je viens d'en finir une, grâce à vous ! Merci
Chris Geffroy Congrats - ça vaut le coup! (please pardon my French :)
Iam in love with your cutting board...where did you get it from?
Yes! It’s a great one - I’m thinking you mean the trimmer, right? It’s available in my online store: www.stampinup.com/products/paper-trimmer?demoid=49591
@@MegLoven the link doesn't open
Hmm... I've updated the blog post to include some handy links to the basic supplies. Maybe try here and use the links in the post. lovenstamps.com/pop-up-box-card-make-it-simple-a-video-tutorial/
What size are the back and flap pieces
Judi, sorry for not getting back to you sooner - I had to find the card to measure for you. The lining dsp pieces are 1 3/4" x 2 1/2" each. Happy Stamping! - Meg
"The uhhhhh, boxy box.."
LOL!!!!
Brilliant tutorial - thank you!
What was it that you called the clear plastic looking think that you stick your embellishments on with? And any ideas where I can buy this in the UK? Thank you!
Hello! Do you mean the clear plastic strips that hold up the elements? Those are Window Sheet strips, and they're available from a Stampin Up demonstrator in the UK. If I didn't understand your question though, let me know and I'll try again :)
What is that scoring board called?
The current version is called the Simply Scored Scoring Tool :) www.stampinup.com/products/simply-scored-scoring-tool?demoid=49591
yes...thank you!
Will this card fit in a Stampin Up Medium envelope? I am going to do one with a Halloween theme.
Yes! Sorry for the delayed response - although good news, you still have time for Halloween :) The dimensions I used for this card are designed to fit in a regular Stampin' Up! Medium Envelope.
Where did you find the clear plastic for the inserts?
very easy tutorial. TFS!
Dawn
Where do you purchase the window sheets from. When I went to a craft store, they did not know what I was talking about.
+Sandra Hudson Sorry for the late response, but the Window Sheets are a Stampin' Up! product and can be purchased through a demonstrator (like me ;)
Thank you. I have some now.
+Meg Loven fuck you bitch
+Mohammed Siddiqui the frick is wrong with you
love it
Great job
What type of paper is used mam
The papers are all made by Stampin' Up! and available through my online store (links in my 'about' page). The designer series papers shown in this video are retired, but there are some great updated choices with current colors and patterns to sub for the ones I used on this Pop Up Box Card.
Awesome
Thanks Darlene! So glad you liked this Pop-Up Box Card project - it's a perennial favorite!
oh em gee! play this with the subtitles on! did you type in your own subtitles? they are hilarious. (in beginning it mentions cutting with a bally tip thing!)
The subtitles are an automatic feature that RUclips adds... and they're pretty horrible as far as matching what I'm actually saying! Glad you found them funny though :)
where do I get the scoring pad? I didn't hear what you called it
It's called a Simply Scored Tool (122334) and it's available from Stampin' Up! through a demonstrator. I'd be happy to help you - just visit my blog or website and click ordering.
awesome
when did u get the clear strips at ?
what are the dimensions for the spaces around the box?
You mean the panels with the gray and white striped paper, right? They are 1 3/4" by 2 1/2".
thank you for the video ..
Can I use something other than acetate to hold up the decorations?
Sure, you could use card stock or pretty much anything. The window sheets (acetate) are just fun because they're clear.
Will it still hold up embellishments well?
Thank you for the help!
ScrappyAnime25
If your embellishments aren't too heavy (punched card stock pieces, an occasional rhinestone) they should be fine. But the acetate will definitely stand up to a lot more weight (LOL...no pun intended)!
Thank you so much for the help! I truly appreciate it! :)
What the glue you use Green?
Hi Cheryl - the green lid glue is actually called Multipurpose Liquid Glue (110755), and it's available in my online store - links in the video details.
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Hello! Happy Stamping!
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vous pouvez mettre des facile mes pas des difficile okay
et aussi dans mettre des garçons
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Thanks for your comment!
This is super neat Always like different ideas.
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