Pop-up Cards Tutorial - The Pyramid Stand

How to make big pop-ups. How to make a multi-angled pop-up card using the pyramid stand.

Example shown is a deck of cards attacking Alice captioned, "It's all fun and games until someone ruins my hair".

[corinne]

Wow, one of the clearest videos I’ve seen explaining shapes and how to determine placement. Thank you!

[palumbo]

Very clear instructions. Love how you encourage creativity. TY

[traceywilson-kissoon]

Brilliant and easy explanation! Love thank you much 😊

[heathermartin]

You made this so easy to follow along with! Thank you for the clear and easy tutorial!!

[amkarei]

W-O-W!! Totally amazing how you managed to reverse engineer the "commercial" one!!!! You pulled it off B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L-L-Y!!!!

[cfcm_design]

Perfect thank you for making this easy for non-math brains!

[bou]

Thank you much for sharing. Have a nice day.

[alissandme]

Beautiful and you explained it so well. Thank you!

[andreab]

Love this video and your teaching style lol

[ignoigno]

Thank you so much!!! I looked for something like this for so long.

[melaniemcafee]

“Bad ass”pop up technique! Well done!

[mackinacdog]

tfs. I am trying to learn to do this and your tutorialhelped.

[tiffanybrown]

Thank you for such an easy to follow tutorial.

[steparc]

Hi, just a question after watching a wonderful tutorial. I am bugged up with Pop ups now. Is it always 7cm or we can take other measures too?

[esperanzagonzalezjuarez]

Hola! Crees que podrías poner subtítulos en español por favor. 🙏🏼

[edgemarquez]

your terms are wrong. valley folds and mountain folds are different. what you did there is whats called a V-FOLD. please research on the terms..if you need books on it.. i will send you references.