Make Fun Pop-Up Cards and Table Top Crafts
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Red Fort Pop Up Tabletop Card

Make Pop-Up Cards and Table Top Crafts

Add fun to your celebrations with creative DIY ideas! Make colorful pop-up cards and Red Fort-inspired table top crafts that bring a festive charm to your decor. These easy-to-make projects are perfect for adding a personal touch to your celebrations with family and friends.

Paper Crafting Celebration 30 to 60 mins 9 to 14 years Art and Craft Class 9

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Steps to Create this Activity

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A red A4 chart paper with the outline of the Red Fort sketched on it, showcasing the initial steps of the artwork with careful, bold lines.

Step - 01

Start by taking an A4-sized red chart paper. Draw the outline of the Red Fort on it using the provided template as a guide.

The Red Fort outline cut from the red chart paper, with smooth edges, ready for the next artistic step.

Step - 02

Carefully cut out the Red Fort shapes with scissors.

A beautifully painted Red Fort cutout with details in vibrant colours, drying on a flat surface, capturing the essence of the monument.

Step - 03

Paint the details on the cutouts using Rangeela Tempera Colors and fine brushes. Let them dry. Then, take an A4-sized brown chart paper to create the base for your pop-up card.

The painted cutouts, each with folded flaps, being attached to a brown base with glue, carefully aligned for a neat presentation.

Step - 04

Fold the edges of each cutout to create flaps. Use Fevistik Power to attach the cutouts onto the brown base, pressing gently until they stick. Let it dry.

A corrugated sheet with drawn shapes for the flag structure, prepared with measurements to fit perfectly onto the main setup.

Step - 05

For the flag mechanism, take a corrugated sheet. Draw the required shapes for the flag setup on this sheet, making sure they match the size of your structure.

The flag shapes cut out precisely, laid out for easy assembly with neat, smooth edges ready to be attached.

Step - 06

Cut out the flag parts with scissors.

The small straw piece with two colourful quilling coils and a barbecue stick, forming a creative mechanism for the flag.

Step - 07

To create the moving parts of the flag, use a small piece of straw and two quilling coils that fit snugly on it. You’ll also need a small piece of barbecue stick, just tall enough to suit your pop-up structure.

The flag structure folded and connected piece by piece, coming together to create a three-dimensional look.

Step - 08

Fold the edges of the flag structure and carefully attach each part using Fevistik Power.

The completed pop-up structure painted with vibrant colors, drying to perfection with the flag waiting to be attached.

Step - 09

Paint the entire setup with Rangeela Tempera Colors and let it dry. Attach the printed flag to the top with Fevistik Power.

A close-up view of the printed flag, now firmly attached to the flag mechanism with careful positioning.

Step - 10

Finally, add the flag mechanism to the main structure by securing it at the back with Fevistik Power. Let everything dry thoroughly.

The final pop-up card featuring the Red Fort with a standing flag mechanism at the back, displaying a complete and detailed creation.

Step - 11

For reference, be sure to check the design template provided to guide your work.

Steps to Create this Activity

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A red A4 chart paper with the outline of the Red Fort sketched on it, showcasing the initial steps of the artwork with careful, bold lines.

Step - 01

Start by taking an A4-sized red chart paper. Draw the outline of the Red Fort on it using the provided template as a guide.

The Red Fort outline cut from the red chart paper, with smooth edges, ready for the next artistic step.

Step - 02

Carefully cut out the Red Fort shapes with scissors.

A beautifully painted Red Fort cutout with details in vibrant colours, drying on a flat surface, capturing the essence of the monument.

Step - 03

Paint the details on the cutouts using Rangeela Tempera Colors and fine brushes. Let them dry. Then, take an A4-sized brown chart paper to create the base for your pop-up card.

The painted cutouts, each with folded flaps, being attached to a brown base with glue, carefully aligned for a neat presentation.

Step - 04

Fold the edges of each cutout to create flaps. Use Fevistik Power to attach the cutouts onto the brown base, pressing gently until they stick. Let it dry.

A corrugated sheet with drawn shapes for the flag structure, prepared with measurements to fit perfectly onto the main setup.

Step - 05

For the flag mechanism, take a corrugated sheet. Draw the required shapes for the flag setup on this sheet, making sure they match the size of your structure.

The flag shapes cut out precisely, laid out for easy assembly with neat, smooth edges ready to be attached.

Step - 06

Cut out the flag parts with scissors.

The small straw piece with two colourful quilling coils and a barbecue stick, forming a creative mechanism for the flag.

Step - 07

To create the moving parts of the flag, use a small piece of straw and two quilling coils that fit snugly on it. You’ll also need a small piece of barbecue stick, just tall enough to suit your pop-up structure.

The flag structure folded and connected piece by piece, coming together to create a three-dimensional look.

Step - 08

Fold the edges of the flag structure and carefully attach each part using Fevistik Power.

The completed pop-up structure painted with vibrant colors, drying to perfection with the flag waiting to be attached.

Step - 09

Paint the entire setup with Rangeela Tempera Colors and let it dry. Attach the printed flag to the top with Fevistik Power.

A close-up view of the printed flag, now firmly attached to the flag mechanism with careful positioning.

Step - 10

Finally, add the flag mechanism to the main structure by securing it at the back with Fevistik Power. Let everything dry thoroughly.

The final pop-up card featuring the Red Fort with a standing flag mechanism at the back, displaying a complete and detailed creation.

Step - 11

For reference, be sure to check the design template provided to guide your work.