Friday, May 13, 2011
Cricut Everyday Pop Up Cards Diagrams
It looks like blogger ate this post so here we go again!
I have compiled a pdf file showing the diagrams of the Cricut Everyday Pop Up Cards pop ups so making your cards just got a whole lot easier.
And, I found a great site to share my files that looks a lot easier to use than previous choices.
So, click HERE to download a copy of my Cricut Everyday Pop Up Cards diagrams.
Want to see more of my projects? Click HERE to see my gallery!
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What an offer to download this great free pop up cards l'll be trying them out in the near future thanks :)
ReplyDeleteThis is great!! TFS! I don't have this cartridge yet, but hopefully in the future someday to I saved this to my cpu. THANK YOU!!! -Sam :-)
ReplyDeleteI would really like to be able to do that. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis will be a lot of help. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteI don't have this cartridge yet, but this will be helpful if I ever do get it. Thanks Joy and have a great weekend!!
ReplyDeletethanks so much for the file to down load. I just love pop-up cards.
ReplyDeleteI am not a card maker ( I'm into scrapbooking) but checked out your pdf file anyway. Very easy to follow and in color too! I just love how helpful you are and I continue to learn from you.
ReplyDeletewow, what an easy download site! Hope everyone starts using it.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
Thanks Joy for sending the PDF file, I really appreciate it! :)
ReplyDeletemajelica at comcast dot net
Thank you for the PDF file. I love popups! Neat Cartridge!
ReplyDeleteSo talented...great work!
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Pop up cards are great.
ReplyDeleteI love pop up cards, are these easier to assemble then making them from scratch
ReplyDeleteI don't have this Cartridge.But sure hope to someday, because I Love Pop Up Cards. Thanks for the file to download. :0)
ReplyDeleteamazing.. you make it soooo easy to follow i just love the pop up cards...
ReplyDeleteI don't have the cartridge at this time but figured I better download this for when I do get the cartridge. I have a great-grandson that would love these pop-up cards. Of course, with flowers and all - everyone would. TFS
ReplyDeleteI love popup cards! Seeing these makes me really want this cartridge! They are awesome. Thanks for posting this...saving it for when I do get the cartridge. hbixby@charter.net
ReplyDeleteI was wondering how these cards go togther. Thanks abunch.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Jessica
Thanks SO much for doing this and sharing it!! I have this cartridge and was very disappointed when there were NO instructions on how to assemble the pop-up parts.
ReplyDeleteNow I can go make some without a lot of confusion and frustration!
Love the instructions. Don't have this cartridge yet, but will keep on file for when I do.
ReplyDeleteTHanks for the inspiration.
the more I see of the pop ups the more I want to try them with my grand daughters, thanks.
ReplyDeleteGot to have this cart now. Thanks
ReplyDeleteBecky
cookiebecky@msn.com
This cart really intrigues me. Thanks so much for you insight!
ReplyDeleteShellee
I don't have this cartridge, but what an amazing help it will be when I get it! Thanks for the work you did.
ReplyDeleteThat would be a great help to be able to change things around before making it permanent.
ReplyDeleteWow! Thank you! Your engineering background shows. You've made us all into paper engineers too.
ReplyDeleteThank you ever sew much for making this easier!!! I have added your link to my blog Her Craftiness that others may profit and succeed! Again, thank you
ReplyDeleteLynne
Her Craftiness
http://slasewcraftiness.blogspot.com/
Oh, THANK YOU so very much for this. Wow - what a resource! TFS
ReplyDeleteCheers, Karen
alteredscrapbooking.blogspot.com
Provocraft should pay you for doing this! You turned one of their sub-par products into a real winner. Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteI was so upset when I bought this cart. I'm so glad you figured it out. I hope it is directions for dummies:) TY again.
ReplyDeleteTurtlelady
thanks so much for the file to down load. I just love pop-up cards.
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