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It’s November!!! This week's Happy Planner Layout

This week’s Happy Planner layout is flowery — because, well, people in Manila are currently bringing flowers to the cemetery for All Saints’ and All Souls’ Day. Haha! Joke lang. What actually happened was: what I  wanted  for this layout didn’t quite work out, so I ended up adding flowers and leaves instead. Hence, that curved floral thingy smacked right in the middle of the spread. Such an  ugh  layout, but oh wells. I used the  Happy Memory Keeping Floral Memories  and  The Encourager  sticker books for this week’s spread. Sentiment for the week:   Girl, you are super amazing. Crafty things I worked on last week  I finally turned my  Bee Happy Weeklies Aall & Create “paper dolls”  into cards ! It was a little #Inktober inspired project I worked on one afternoon just so I could play with my Distress Oxides again. I made a  hybrid scrapbook layout  for  Traci Reed’s Sketchy Sunday  — it’s a layout for my...

Birthday Platform Pop-up Card featuring Polkadoodles’ Noodle Panda Bear Birthday Surprise

For this week’s Digi Choosday project, I made a fun and festive Birthday Platform Pop-up Card using the adorable Noodle Panda Bear Birthday Surprise digi stamp from Polkadoodles. I love how this style of card gives you so much room to play with dimension, color, and embellishments—it really feels like a party in card form!







Materials Used

  • Sizzix Big Shot

  • Cricut Maker

  • Bearly Art Glue

  • Glue Gun

  • Pompom Ribbon

  • Cardstock

  • Lawn Fawn Platform Pop-Up Dies

  • Lawn Fawn Platform Pop-Up Add-On

  • Cricut Vinyl in Black

  • Pattern Paper – Polkadoodles Noodle Panda Set 1



Instructions

If you’ve followed my previous Platform Pop-Up card tutorial, you’ll recognize the basic steps. We’ll start by following steps 1–3 from that post, with one small adjustment:

Add extra strips to the T-strips to make them sturdier and able to hold more embellishments.







Now let’s build the birthday fun:

  1. Assemble the platform pop-up as instructed.







  2. Cut the base backdrop using the Lawn Fawn Platform Pop-Up Add-On in the same cardstock color as your platform. For mine, I used a cheerful blue.



  3. Die cut the backdrop panels with the included dies from the add-on set. I used a colorful striped paper from Noodle Panda Set 1.



  4. Adhere the panels to the main backdrop base.






  5. Add your digi stamp (Noodle Panda Bear Birthday Surprise) to the platform— it’s the star of the show!



  6. Cover the platform panels with pattern paper cut using the Lawn Fawn dies to keep everything neat, cute and coordinated.

  7. Attach the backdrop securely to your platform pop-up.




  8. Decorate with pompom ribbon along the base of the platform for extra cuteness and texture.




  9. Fussy cut gifts from the gift pattern paper in the Noodle Panda Set (I have a fussy cutting tips video you can check out for help).




  10. Adhere the gifts around your platform to create a festive, 3D birthday scene. 



11.  Add your sentiment. You can personalize this part however you like—write directly on the front panel, stamp your greeting, or even print it out before adhering the panel. For mine, since I had already glued down the yellow panel, I used my Cricut to cut the sentiment “It’s your special day” from the Noodle Panda Themed Sentiments set on black vinyl sticker, then placed it neatly on the panel.


And that’s it—your birthday platform pop-up card is ready to celebrate! 


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  1. Wow wow wow!!!! Super cute!!!! Ang galing mo Annnn!!! 😍😍😍

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