Paper Pop Up Frames for Home Decor

You can make these beautiful photo frames using cardstock and your Cricut, Silhouette, ScanNCut or any cutting machine.

 

These easy to assemble frames have a 3 dimensional look without a lot of fuss.

 

We include a pdf photo tutorial in each download but I was thrilled when SugarShine Designs created a fun project using the  Scroll Top Horizontal Frame and then she shared it on her youtube channel. 

 

 

See the "3 Minute Tutorial" for this 3D Layered Frame

 

So a big "Thank You" to SugarShine Designs from me and I hope you'll give her a big thumbs up on her channel. You're going to love all her videos.

 

 

 

The use of Pop-Dots gives the depth and 3-D look to the Pop Up frames. A simple chipboard backing provides durability and a simple hinge technique for the back layers provides an easy way to change the photos whenever you choose.

 

 

These look so real your friends will have to pick them up and touch them to believe they are actually made out of cardstock. That's exactly what my friends did!!  :)

Every file comes with svg, ai, dxf and gsd so you can use these with any cutter. We also include printable pdf patterns for tracing and cutting by hand.

 

 



 

See the huge selection of styles, shapes and sizes in the shop.

Pop Up Frames

 

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Monster Pops and Googly Eyes for Valentines

Have you met our newest little monsters?

Meet Googly Frank, Swirly Sue, Hearty Harold and Glassy Gayle.

 

 

The new Monster Love Pops are characters that hold your cake pops and lollipops. The hole in front lets the pop serve as the nose. Includes a PDF to print a one piece colored version for hand cutting.

 

It folds at the bottom and a small hole lets you slip in the stick of the pop thru. Then you glue the tops together to close.

 

Finished size after a cake pop or tootsie pop is added will be
3.75" wide x 3.75" tall.

 

 

DT Marlene's LOVE Pops...

Its February and LOVE is in the air!  These Monster lollipops are just CRAZY in LOVE. They are so easy to put together and so much fun to embellish. 

I changed up the eyes a bit on Love Monster Sue. I left out one eye layer and switched out the black eye circle for a heart shaped one. I also added little sparkly pom-poms for her antennae.

To Frank, I switched out the large circle dimple and used a heart instead." ~Marlene @ Scrappin Cookie 

Papers are Cardstock Warehouse and Doodebug Design. Stamps are Jaded Blossom.



View TUTORIAL for Monster Pop Card
by Sugar Shine Designs

We discovered Janet's videos on you tube and were tickled pink. She turned the Googly Eyed Monster Pop into a 5"x7" card and makes it so easy.
 



See all the Monster Love Pops