Check out the video above if you are unsure of this step. Put a dot of glue on the back of the tabs and press together the cover and the flower tab. The ivory card stock makes the printable Christmas cards look more vintage.Ĭenter the stack of flowers vertically inside the card, and line it up with the folded line. You can use either white card stock or ivory card stockto print the cover. Print out the cover for our DIY pop up Christmas card. A Pop-Out Christmas Card Template for a creative Christmas. Step 3: assemble DIY pop up Christmas card Thousands of FREE teaching resources to download Pick your own FREE resource every week with. This will help the flower open to full size. IMPORTANT: Once all the layers are glued together on these tabs, put a dot of glue between the back of the tabs on layer #1 and the back of layer #1 leaf petals, and press together. Place red flower layer #2 inside green leaf layer #1, fold the tabs of each layer so the end tips of the tabs matches. You can also watch the video tutorial above to follow along. The key to this step is to carefully match the tip of each tab on each flower layer, and use just a dot of glue on each tab. Once you have the nestling flower pieces ready, we are going to glue piece #1 through #4 together.
Repeat with the rest of the flower pieces #2 – #5. Cut the large shapes #1 through #5, fold and glue each piece as shown below.įold green leaf template #1 in half, matching the two tabs, fold in between the petals along the cut lines, glue the end part marked “1” to the end petal.
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