A way to cut your cardstock (I used the amazing Cricut cutting machine!).A 5″ x 7″ envelope to put this in (optional).1.5″ wide ribbon (optional, used for the sides of your cake).Tape ( regular and double-stick) and glue.Cardstock, three 8.5″ x 11″ sheets (I used DCWV Brights Stack).Some of the links below are Amazon affiliate links for your convenience. Do you like to make 3D paper crafting projects, too? Share and leave a comment below!.More Pop-Up Card Tutorials & SVG/DXF Cut Files.
How to Make a Pop-Up Birthday Cake Card.Quick Links to Information in this Post Toggle Here’s the pop-up birthday cake card in action … isn’t it cool? Alas, it doesn’t smell like chocolate or taste like funfetti - I’ll let you figure out how to do that. So you can put it in an envelope, mail it off to a friend, and they’ll open it up to see a wonderful little cake. What I love about my birthday cake card - and what I hope you’ll love, too - is how it actually pops up into a round, two-layer cake … complete with candles! It’s like something magical from Harry Potter. But I decided it was time to design something just for birthdays, so I’ve made a pop-up birthday cake card! I’ve given my butterfly card, fairy house card, apple tree card, and coffee cup gift card holder cards all as birthday ca rds in the past few months. I know - crazy, right? But now that I have a Cricut cutting machine, I can make these gorgeous, handmade cards that are fun, thoughtful, and really not-so-hard. Back then, I would stop in to pick up a gift bag and birthday card as almost an afterthought to the present. I used to buy birthday cards from the store without a great deal of planning. Easy Paper Craft Ideas & Projects Expand.
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