Making homemade Easter cards is a fun and easy thing for kids to do. Pop-up greeting cards are especially fun for kids, so today we're sharing How to make a pop-up Easter card.
This handmade Easter card features a pop-up Easter Bunny and some adorable Easter eggs. Kids of all ages and even adults will love learning how to make this easy pop-up Easter card. If you are a little wary, just follow the illustrated steps below!~
Materials and tools: Green, blue paper, white cardboard, other colors of cardboard, markers, scissors, glue sticks.
Step 1: Start by making the pop-up card. Fold a piece of green cardboard in half. Then cut two slits about 1 inch long in the center, about 1 inch apart, along the folded edge of the card.
Step 2: Fold down along the cut slit. Carefully open the green cardstock again and turn the folded piece of paper over so that it stands upright in the crease to create a pop-up effect on the inside of the cardstock.
Step 3: Create a sky background for the card. To do this, on the blue paperCut off about a third of the wavy line. Use a glue stick to glue the blue sky on top of the pop-up card.
Step 4:Cut out rabbits, Easter eggs, etc. on patterned cardboard.
Step 5: Use markers (or crayons) to color the bunnys face and ears. Then, decorate each Easter egg with markers.
Step 6: Fold each grass section in half along the dotted line of the template. Then use scissors to cut slits along the edge on one side to create grass blades.
Step 7: Glue an unwrinkled piece of grass to the bottom of the bunny.
Step 8: Add glue to the pop-up part of the card and attach the bunny to the card. Then add glue to the bottom of each turf section and attach them to your card.
Step 9: Attach Easter eggs to different areas of grass on the pop-up card.
Step 10:To fold the card, press each folded turf section with one hand and close the card with the other hand.
You can keep your own Easter cards and display them as decorations in your home, or you can send them as greeting cards~
