This Pop Out Cube Halloween card was inspired by lots and lots of them I saw on stamping pages on Pinterest. They are so simple to assemble that your kids can put it together!
This card fits into a 6 X 6 envelope that is hard to buy. But luckily I will teach you how to make one easily in my video tutorial series Making Custom Envelopes.
What you need:
- Black and Orange cardstock
- Patterned Halloween Paper
- liquid glue
- Download file
Paper Selection
The Paper for this pop out cube Halloween card needs to be at least 65 lb. weight to stand up but doesn’t really have to be 2 sided. The patterned paper determines the other colors you choose. My paper was black and orange. If your patterned paper is green and purple, use those colors.
You need 1 sheet of 12 X 12 or 2 sheets of 8.5 X 11 patterned paper. I would choose paper with a smaller pattern for it to look right on the little pieces.
Cutting the Pop Out Cube Halloween Card Files
Print and cut everything out. I used a red gel pen but you only need to make sure the pen shows up on the color you choose. The font I used is called Danken Stripes and is a great font for Halloween! It is available for free at Font Bundles. If you need to know how to install fonts on Design Space, I have a document in the resource library that tells you how to install SVGs and Fonts that you can download.
You can’t see the score lines on the black paper but they are there.
Assembling the Pop Out Cube Halloween Card
Then glue each of the the two overlay sections together (one patterned on top of a plain one). The tall ones have to go on the tall piece after you glue it closed but before you attach the little cubes. Two of the tall ones go inside and two go on the outside. Look at the pictures if you need help.
The small overlays go on the top and front outside and the bottom and the attached sides inside.
Attach the ghosts and the pumpkin to the medallion. Then attach the medallion to the top of the front of the tall piece.
And your pop out cube Halloween card is done! It folds flat to be mailed and fits in a 6 inch square envelope. If you cant buy one, find out how to make a custom envelope here.
