Unveiling the Art of Theater Cards! Step into the autumnal world of papercraft with Graphic 45’s Hello Pumpkin collection! Watch in awe as this stunning pop-up card masterpiece comes to life in Sabaa Hassan‘s captivating video tutorial. Get out your papers and try this one at home, and when you are done share your work with us on our Graphic 45 – Official Community Page on Facebook.

HELLO PUMPKIN THEATRE CARD

Tutorial by Sabaa Hassan

“Hello G45ers!

This is Sabaa and I welcome you to my beautiful world of creativity.

Today I here a fun and exciting project for you all, which I named “HELLO PUMPKIN THEATRE CARD”.

Who doesn’t love to work on a pop-up project? Hence today I got a very cute and fun project and trust me the end result will surprise you all.

I just can’t hold my excitement enough to share the process. Before that let me share pictures of the end product.

60-Second #G45Reel Tutorial

Master the Art of Theatre Cards – Tutorial by Sabaa Hassan

I have used the recently launched Hello Pumpkin 12×12 Collection Pack with Stickers pattern papers from Graphic 45 .

Take 4 pieces of cardstock measuring 6” *4 ¾ “ each

In these 4 pieces, score 2 pieces at 3” & 4 ¾” .

Take 2 separate pieces measuring 4*11 cm

Now we will cover all the cardstock with Hello Pumpkin 12×12 Collection Pack with Stickers patter papers.

Take one unscored 6” *4 ¾ “piece and cut a window at center.

Cut 4*11 cm pieces as shown in pictures.

Also, make slits as shown in pictures on 2 scored 6” *4 ¾ “ pieces.

Now let’s join these pieces together. You can also follow the Video for details and better understanding.

Now let’s decorate the inside layers, this will give the 3D effect to your project. Also, we will decorate the outer card.

And here is our quick theatre card is ready. It is an absolutely fun project, which you can make using different theme of pattern papers from Graphic 45.

Do create this exciting project and make sure to tag your creations to Graphic 45, so that we can find them on social media.”

Thank you for stopping by.”

Lots of Love, Sabaa