Happy Mother's Day Butterfly Pop-Up Greeting Card Second Nature 3D Pop Up Cards

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Watch the video in this post to see how to make this pretty butterfly art. INSTRUCTIONS Step 1. Print out our template Step 2. Size your child’s photo and cut around so it will fit nicely on the bottom left of photo. Ours was around 3″ Glue that down. Step 3. Use your butterfly punch to cut out many colored butterflies Step 4. It helps to arrange your butterflies first and THEN glue down one by one. Step 5. Give to mom as a card or hang up inside a shadow box for art! Yes of course you can! This Mother’s Day Footprint Butterfly card will be a great addition to your Mother’s Day celebrations. There’s plenty of space inside for your children to write a heartfelt message or to draw a meaningful picture! There is a really cute poem you can add to it also (print off and add an insert card or hand write and include inside the card):

Step 7: Open up the butterfly body and run scissors along the front of the antennae to help them curl forward a bit. You can also use your fingers to curl them slightly. Step 9: Open your butterfly body and place the folded wings inside along the folded edge of the body. Add glue at the bottom of the butterfly wings on one side and then glue the body to it.I love the look of the .8 size gel pens (which is what I use in this tutorial), but any size pen will work. Your design will look a little different depending on your pen size. Cutting Machine Your butterfly now becomes a card. Simply open up the wings to reveal the message on the inside. You can personalize the butterfly card further by writing additional messaging on the inside of the card. Related: 3D Hot Air Balloon Card

To assemble the card with the slots, all you need is an insert card which you can grab from a JOANN store. Or you can make your own insert card and put it behind the front of the card and slide the corners through the slots. Assemble Envelopes Join my crafting Facebook group where you can show us what you’re making, ask questions, and learn from others! Making homemade cards is such a fun activity for any age. You can make a unique greeting card for every possible occasion like celebrations, birthdays, holidays, anniversaries or simply just to brighten someone’s day unexpectedly and let them know you are thinking of them. washable tempera paint (We used Crayola washable tempera paint received from our friends at Oriental Trading. All opinions expressed are 100% my own.)Step 8: When your painted butterfly wings are finished drying, use scissors to cut them out. Then fold the wings in half along the dotted line shown on the template with the painted side facing out. Flowers are great, candy is too, this year, give Mom something new! Our wind up flying butterflyer fits perfectly inside this beautiful 5x7 greeting card. It's so pretty, there's not a mom on the planet who wouldn't love it! Make a memory with your Mom that will last a lifetime with our super special Mother's Day card and wind up flying Butterflyer to put inside (Both Included). When you are happy with your design, set your paper aside to allow the paint to dry completely. (This may take several hours or overnight.) This colorful butterfly card has the message “You make my heart flutter” inside making it a great card to give to someone you love. Grab our card template, your crafty supplies and get ready to make someone’s heart explode with joy when you give them this sweet butterfly card.

This butterfly craft is a simple and cute handmade card that Mom or Grandma will love getting for Mother’s Day! Mother’s Day Presentation. This colourful PowerPoint includes lots of information about the celebration of Mother’s Day, including its history. It is a great way to help children understand why we celebrate Mother’s Day. You can always look up a template of a tiny butterfly or make one of your own, if you’re into tracing and cutting out many different butterflies! It’s entirely up to you. To Assemble the cards, take the card with the butterfly design, and glue the card blank behind the card with the cutout.You will want to make sure children don’t use too much paint or get too close to the edge of the paper or it will seep out when you smash your card closed. After attaching, let's duplicate the card blank twice. This card blank will eventually go behind the butterfly cutouts on both cards when we start assembling. This not only makes a gorgeous card but you could also place it in shadow box and hang up as art for years to come! The Mothers Day card SVG files are 4.25″ x 5.5″ so you can use them with your Cricut Joy, Explore or Maker machines. But they will also work will a Silhouette and other similar cutting machines. Mother’s Day Card SVG Templates

Mother’s Day is a great opportunity to celebrate the amazing women in a child’s life. This can include grandmothers, aunts, family friends, or whoever fits the bill for their life. Here are some more ideas for celebrating: Teachers and educators could use this card in the classroom to help children prepare cards for their mothers or other special people in their lives. Alternatively, this butterfly Mother’s Day card could also be used at home. Step 10: Turn the butterfly around to the other side of the wings. Add glue to that side of the wings at the bottom and glue the other side of the body to the wings, fully connecting the butterfly body and wings together. Now trace your child’s hand as shown below, so that the wrist is on the fold side (when cut out you’ll get a mirrored hand).Let's first assemble the sliced envelope. Grab the three half-circle pieces (one with cutouts, and two without), one rectangle, and two side pieces. Step 4: Fold the card in half again along the crease and carefully smash the paint in between the two paper halves to transfer the paint all over your paper. Open up your paper to inspect it and decide if more smashing needs to be done. Next, we need to change some basic cut lines to score lines. To do this, go to your layers panel, and select the lines that run down in the centers of the cards and envelopes.