Pop Art Scrapbooking

Remember when you were a kid, reading all of those pop up books? I used to love them, because it always amazed me that something could actually come up out of the page, but then disappear again when you turned the page. It reminds me of a surprise party every time you turn to a new page. Pop ups in scrapbooks are the same way. They add an element of movement to your page, which always makes it more interesting. They’re also a great way to add embellishments to your page, and still leave lots of room for photographs.

Pop Art Scrapbooking designs are revolutionary when compared to the traditional pop-up. There is nothing complicated about it, and it doesn't involve cutting your page protector and (possibly) ruining your page designs. You simply use the double-sided tape provided on the base of the pop up to adhere it directly to the top of your page protector.

Each of the 21 design packages comes with a color photo of the finished product and a complete set of instructions. The instructions are detailed so that you can recreate the example photo exactly, or you can add your own twists and flavor to the pop ups. Everything you need to create your pop art design is included in the package, including pre-cut die cuts and punches all the way down to the Pop Dot adhesive that you’ll use to assemble them. Each design has a base with perforated guides so that you’ll know exactly where to make your folds so that your pop up will fold down correctly and which part should adhere to your page protector.

Simply follow the instructions, add chalks or pen marks to add detail to your pieces, and assemble the pop up to create a fun addition to your pages. Once your pop art scrapbooking design is completely assembled, peel off the top film of the double-sided tape on the bottom of the flaps and position it on your completed 2-page layout wherever you want it placed. When you've found the right spot, peel back the double-sided tape and stick your pop art in place.

It's that easy!

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