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Arts & CraftsHow to Make Pop-Up Cards & Crafts

How to Assemble a Bird Pop-Up Card

Transcript

Now that we have all of our pieces, we’re going to assemble the bird card. We’ve got the wing, we have our wheel, and we also have the bird with the V-fold in the middle. And here are our tabs, and I was even able to add another tab that’s part of the tail, just to make sure that he stays on the bees page really well. Next with some double stick tape, I’m going to stick the bird onto the bees page. And if you find that your double stick tape is a little wide, you can always trim it off once you’ve stuck it on, so you can trim it right down to the size that you need. Just be careful and not to cut the pop-up. Next, we’re going to line him up on the center line, push that down so that the tabs stick to the base page, and one last piece of double stick right on the tail.

So we have our first piece already put together. Now we’re going to double stick the round piece onto the V-fold to make the rotator. We’re going to stick it on this side of the V-fold, and make sure that the tape or glue stays only within the V-fold, anything outside is going to make the rotator stick and it won’t work. So now we’re going to line up the center point of the circle to the center point of the V-fold, and we’re going to line up that cut line along the center line of the base page and of the bird piece. And so now we have a rotator. Well, we’re going to end up covering the rotator with a wing, that way we hide the mechanism. So we’re going to put double stick tape right here on this side of the rotator, don’t go past the fold line onto that side, it’s going to make the rotator stick, and then the wing won’t rotate. I’m going to take the wing, line them up onto the rotator, press down to make sure it gets stuck on there real nicely. If you need to, you may need to help that first close of the pop-up. And that’s how we make a pop-up bird.


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How to Assemble a Bird Pop-Up Card

How to Make Layers on a V-Fold on a Pop-Up Card

How to Prep Materials for Bird Pop-Up Card

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How to Make a City Pop-Up Card

How to Make a Kitten Head Pop-Up Card

Where Can You Find Inspiration for Pop-Up Cards?

3 Tips & Tricks for Pop-Up Card Beginners

Where Can You Find Cool Pop-Up Card Templates?

How to Make Pop-Up Cards with Jessica Tice-Gilbert

8 Tools You Need to Make Pop-Up Cards

How to Make a V-Fold for Pop-Up Cards

How to Make a V-Fold on a V-Fold Pop-Up Card

How to Make Layers for a Pop-Up Card

How to Make Unequal Layers for Pop-Up Cards

How to Make Layers on Layers for a Pop-Up Card

How to Make a V-Fold on Layers for a Pop-Up Card

How to Make a Rotator for a Pop-Up Card

How to Make a V-Fold Lifter for a Pop-Up Card

How to Make a Box Pop-Up Card

How to Make a Pull Tab for a Pop-Up Card

How to Attach a Pull Tab for a Pop-Up Card

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How to Make a Rainbow Pop-Up Card

How to Make a Butterfly Pop-Up Card

How to Make a Heart Pop-Up Card

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How to Make a House Pop-Up Card

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