Crackerbox & Suzy Stamps - Pop-up Box Card

Hi Everybody,

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You may be familiar with the new card kits that Crackerbox & Suzy Stamps carries in the store. The card kit for June is an A2 pop-up box card. If you always wanted to make one of those boxes, but shied away from the work involved, you might want to try this. But I warn you - it's still a fair amount of time that goes into that. So - something for a very special occasion or very special person...... at least for me.

For my card I used this Card Kit.:

I cut some designer paper (Funky Fossil Designs) For the background. I stamped the astronaut, rocket and moon and colored them with water brush pens. Cut them out. Also used some die cut stars (Neat&Tangled). Added those cuts to the inside partitions with strips of clear sturdy plastic (recycled packaging material). Stamped the sentiment onto the front flap and heat embossed it - it would have been better to do that before you adhere the paper....
The moon stamp you can find HERE.

Here are a few different angles on my pop-up card:

Here is the second new June Card Kit 8 :

I hope you liked this. Thanks for visiting!

Happy Stamping!

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