Large Twist Pop Up Panel Card Tutorial

[@Iamedsmum]

Thanks a million for this wonderful tutorial. I love bigger cards and your so-easy, clear instructions make all your cards a delight to make. Each Christmas I make an extra-special card for an extra-special cousin and I know Lorraine will love this one. Sending Happy Holiday wishes and hugs from across the pond! Marion, UK.

[@kimberlyfaure1845]

Thank you for being ONE of only two people that showed this particular size pop out card. EVERY SINGLE TUTORIAL did pretty much the same 4 to 5 inch size😫. Doesn’t anyone like nice larger cards. I LOVE this size, and it’s not a giant card. Just bigger and more real-estate to decorate 😝. God bless your talents and thanks AGAIN. Truly. God bless

[@ashleypaoli2950]

Can't wait to make this for my sister in law's birthday! Very nice demonstration. I'll be using my Cricut-hopefully scoring will work properly. LOVE the addition of the pocket! THANK YOU!!

[@tillergirl8058]

Great tutorial. Clear and easy. I've made the smaller ones but I do like a square card.I'll definitely try this . Thank you

[@sweetpo11]

Oh, my!!! What wonderful cards. I made four of the pop up twist cards last week and they were a huge hit. It is wonderful that you designed a larger one, now. Love the additional pocket! I am looking forward to making MORE of your designs. Thank you so much!

[@SincerelyRina]

I love this larger version also! These cards are addicting!

[@paulaanderson7016]

Thank you for this video! Perfect timing for me. I was looking for a fun card for my mother's 100 birthday. This card is not only fun but large enough for her to see. I might try making the giant one as well.

[@theshabbyhippie]

Great tutorial! Thank you!

[@ritapencek4529]

Thank you for the tutorial. I have a hard time figuring out how to make larger cards. I can't wait to do this one!

[@SincerelyRina]

Thanks, Rita! I hope it worked out for you!

[@Suehuskins]

Omg omg. I was just sitting here trying to figure out the #'s for a larger card! I have 5 cards to make that I wanted to be twist and pop. 1 is for 84 yr old and two are for 100 year old women, other two are teenagers. Wow perfect timing. Thank you all so much!!!!

[@SincerelyRina]

I love this larger version also! I am glad that I could help with the measurements!

[@MyCris63]

Thank you very much !!! Hugs from Switzerland

[@SincerelyRina]

Thank you for watching! Hugs right back at you!

[@rayemillican856]

Thank you so much Rina this is a excellent tutorial, love the directions card with measurments such a helpfull tool.

[@SincerelyRina]

Thank you!

[@Sunjoy1]

another great Tut...I was at at retreat last weekend and your pop twist album I made for them was a big hit!! I'll have to do an album with this now!! thanks

[@SincerelyRina]

Thanks, Jeri! I am glad album was a hit. I am planning to make a mini with this new size also!

[@Praveen_Kaur]

This is an amazing idea. I'll try to make it soon :)

[@JimmyLani]

Hi, may I suggest to cut the tip of the house, you will align it open follow the line, this will help you still close it nice without the bulk on top, and it will look more polished.

[@SincerelyRina]

Thanks for the feedback! I'll give it a try!

[@lauradavidson5375]

I was having trouble with the main card part not lying flat when I glued the mechanism part in but I cut the top off like this and used the mark in the middle of the opening and the score marks and it lies beautifully now... thanks Rina for such a great card.. I was looking for a bigger one.. yours are wonderful.... and the added pocket.. just great!!!! thanks again

[@lucasryan2449]

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[@angelastrickland2472]

Rina this is great! How do I make a 5x7 card?

[@SincerelyRina]

Hi Angela- I do have another version of this card but I cannot remember the sizing right now. It is just called Twist Pop Up Panel Card. You can find it in my tutorials.

[@lucasryan2449]

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