Showing posts with label floating hexagon pop out card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label floating hexagon pop out card. Show all posts

Tuesday, 27 January 2026

Angela's PaperArts: Aussie Floating Hexagon pop out card

I made this floating hexagon pop out card for a friend's recent birthday. 

Angela's PaperArts: Aussie floating hexagon female birthday card

As my friend likes the colour green, I couldn't go past having an Aussie gum leaf theme for this card.  The cardstock I used to create the card base & gum leaves is Stampin' Up!'s Very Vanilla and Tranquil Tide. The patterned paper is from Scrapbook Fantasies' Aussie Christmas collection. 

Here's a side view of the card so you can see how the front panel 'floats' above the card.

Angela's PaperArts: Aussie floating hexagon female birthday card

I love that this card folds flat for posting. Here's an overhead view of the card which easily stands on its own.

Angela's PaperArts: Aussie floating hexagon female birthday card

If you'd like to see a masculine version of this card, please click here. You'll also find a link to the tutorial there too.

Angela's PaperArts: Aussie floating hexagon female birthday card

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Wednesday, 25 June 2025

Angela's PaperArts: Floating hexagon pop out birthday card

This floating hexagon pop out birthday card was created for a close family member's birthday a little while ago. 

Angela's PaperArts: Stampin' Up! Country Woods Floating hexagon pop out card

This card features the Stampin' Up! Country Woods Designer Series Paper which was perfect for the beach/sailing theme of this card. This paper is also eligible for the Stampin' Up! Suite Sale end on 30 June, 2025 where you buy one and get another 50% off. 

Here's a side view of the card so you can see how the embellishments 'floating' above the back of the card.
Angela's PaperArts: Stampin' Up! Country Woods Floating hexagon pop out card

I was inspired to create my card by Paul Ford's YouTube tutorial. You can see it here. His card and instructions were for a landscape version in imperial measurements. I adapted the concept by creating my own template with metric measurements to suit my portrait card version. 

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