Then using the Karen Burniston’s Twist Panel Pop-Up (and following her directions) I die cut the Re-Entry Red base. I also scored and folded the Pulsar Pink in half.
Next using the dies, I cut the all the needed pieces and parts. I also cut additional layers for the front (stripped 4.5″ x 5) and inside (2 XO’s 4″ x 4.125″) using paper from my stash.
Now the fun begins.
I began to assemble the card. I started with the inside layer and the action pieces.
I added the pink layer to hide the action pieces from the outside.
Now I added the decorative pieces.
I can’t decide who is going to get this extra special card for Valentine’s Day. I may need to make a few more to give to the special people in my life.
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