Sunday, March 1, 2009

3-D Cake Card

Ever since I saw the ad for the new cake 3-D Pop-Up die from Sizzix, I've been wanting to try making one, but just couldn't figure out the engineering. Then I noticed that the Sizzix website had an instruction sheet online for it, so I was finally able to duplicate it in Cricut Design Studio and here's my card:


I know it's not decorated very nicely, but I was just so excited that I wanted to share right away!

Here's the top view. I did the words with the All Mixed Up cartridge and all the patterned paper is from Basic Grey.

You can see there's a little tab at the top where you can attach whatever decoration you want - a candle, flowers, tiny bride and groom, etc.

I'm having so much fun opening and closing it - I just have to make more! TFL and hope you like my little project!

Edited AGAIN to add:

I've removed the .cut file upon request from the creator of the die, so please do not ask me for it. Thanks!

36 comments:

  1. Great card wish I was as clever as you
    Fiona

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  2. Great idea! What a wonderful card! Thanks for sharing!

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  3. GREAT JOB!! Thank you for sharing!!

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  4. Wow, thank you very much for sharing.

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  5. this is adorable thank you for sharing!!

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  6. You did a great job with figuring out the cut file, thank you for sharing, this file sure will come in handy.

    Rue x

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  7. Great job!! I knew someone would work on this.

    Laurinda (Cricut MB)

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  8. Thank you for all your hard work.

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  9. Thanks so much, the card looks terrific!

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  10. Thanks for sharing! I can't wait to try this out!

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  11. It looks like a fun one!
    TFS

    PJ (Jessie Adams)

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  12. Thank you so much for sharing. It is a truly self-less act to share.

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  13. Thanks for sharing your creation, this is a cool design.
    Lisa

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  14. I love it...TFS!

    cyimbugbitten

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  15. Wow this is amaing thank you so much!

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  16. Thanks so much for sharing your talent! Love the pop up cake!

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  17. Thanks so much for sharing your talent! Can't wait to make the card!

    Billie aka Rupesmom

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  18. Thanks so much for sharing your work. I know that it must take a lot of time and effort to create these, and you are so generous to share them.
    Karen Varney

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  19. Fabulous card! Thank you so much for making a cut file!

    winzercastle from the Cricut MB

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  20. Thank you so much for the great design.

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  21. You done a great job! Thanks so much for sharing!!

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  22. absolutely AMAZING! Thank you so much for sharing!!

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  23. Thank you so much for sharing.

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  24. Thanks for sharing. Going to have a go at this for hubby's 40th.

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  25. Oh my goodness! WOW!! I love your cake!! You did a fantastic job!! Love the papers too!

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  26. You did an amazing job! Thanks for your hard work.

    Rita

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  27. Thanks so much for the Birthday cake pop up cut file. I (and another Cricut MB member) have been drooling over this. Should have known some talented person would have made the cut file!!! Thank you

    Melinda (MELM on the Cricut MB)

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  28. This is Awsome! Thanks for sharing.

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  29. Thanks so much for sharing your cut file! This is so cute - can't wait to try it!
    Terrie L

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  30. Thanks so much for sharing this file. Love the card.

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  31. Wow this must have taken ages! Thanks for sharing

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  32. Can't wait to try this! Thanks for sharing your hard work with us!

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  33. Maureen, I was able to get a copy of your file and I just want to thank you. I can hardly wait to try it.
    Marg

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  34. If you missed the download you can get a pdf from Canon's site. It's pretty easy to make your own cutting file (mostly straight lines and circles).

    I cut mine by hand, because the paper was fragile and textured. And it was probably faster in the long run. :)

    http://extremecards.blogspot.com/2008/10/wedding-cake-pop-up-card.html

    (There's a link to the Canon printable designed by Hiroko)

    Carol
    Extreme Cards and Papercrafting

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  35. Maureen,

    I made something with your cake file. Go check it out on my blog!

    Thanks!!

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