Pop Up A2 Greeting Card Box

 

Hey guys, today Maymay shows us how to make a fantastic Pop-Up A2 Greeting Card Holder. This box makes a beautiful gift or a great way to hold those wonderful cards that you create. So grab a cuppa cuppa, those supplies and let's create. 

Measurements:

Chipboard:  

~2 pieces cut to 4 1/2 x 5 3/4

~ 2 pieces cut to 2 1/2 x 5 3/4

~ 2 pieces cut to 4 1/2 x 2 1/2

Cardstock:

~ 2 pieces cut to 5 1/2 x 6 3/4

~ 2 pieces cut to  3 1/2 x 6 3/4

~2 pieces cut to 5 1/2 x 3 1/2

Inside Cardstock: 

~2 pieces cut to 4 1/2 x 5 3/4

~2 pieces cut to 2 1/2 x 5 3/4

~2 pieces cut to 2 1/2 x 5 3/4

~ 2 pieces cut to 4 1/2 x 2 1/2

Binder Strips: start out with a 1 x 11 inch strip scored at 1/2 inch on the 1 inch side then cut into the following sizes:

~ 4 pieces cut to 2 1/2

~ 3 pieces cut to 5 3/4

~ 2 pieces cut to 4 1/2 

Stopper:

~1 piece cut to 9 x 3

~ 1 piece cut to 2 1/4 x 6 3/4

 

Supplies used: 

Memory Lane Paper Collection 

EK Tools Scoreboard

Embossing Stylus Tool

Art Glitter Glue

Cricut Trimmer

Bone Folder

Tim Holtz Shears

Kaiser Die tool( pokey tool) 

Chipboard

Embellishments of your choice

Please remember to head on over to our facebook group, Maymay Made It and So Did I: a place to share your Maymay inspired projects, and post your version of this fabulous project. You can also showcase your creation on the Customer Gallery to show us what you are making with the products you have purchased from our store.

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6 comments

Jill

Jill

What thickness chipboard was used for this project? I love this!!!

Donna

Donna

I loved this box the first time I saw it (yesterday)! I’m making one now and I have a question. Under “Inside Cardstock”, you list “2 pieces cut to 2 1/2” x 5 3/4"" two times. I cannot figure out what to do with all four pieces. I understand that two will cover the front and back sides (inside), but where are the other two used?

Michelle

Michelle

OMG you do not know how long I’ve been trying to find something like this. I did 140 cards to make sets for people last year for Christmas. I couldn’t find anything under $10, so I resorted to $1 store XMas Zip Lock bags, NO LAUGHING! They were not my first choice. This id WAY better for this years bundle. Thank so so so much from your Northern Friends here in Ontario Canada.

Patricia Nikkila

Patricia Nikkila

Great project! I hope my attempt will go as easy as yours looked. Thanks for listing all the measurements. That’s an awesome help.
Your “mitten” (Michigan) friend,
Patty

Dee

Dee

May may,
Thank you for sharing this beautiful box along with the clear and very simplified instructions. You help bring the enjoyment back to crafting when you encourage others with your talent and generosity. Many put their works of art out there but very few demonstrate with instructions. Please keep up the great job you do because kindness does matter!

Raquel

Raquel

Maymay thank you so much for this beautiful box. You are so talented in figuring out how to put it together. It’s sturdy and will make a great gift. You always inspire me and get my creative juices going. We are so blessed to have you. Take care and lots of blessings.

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