Stampin' Up! Succulent Garden Pop Up slider

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I really love, love, love the succulent garden designer series paper.  I saw this slider pop-up card on Pinterest and knew I had to try it out. I found a video by Kim Score here, that was easy to follow with great instruction. I changed the measurements some as I wanted it to slide back a little more so I decreased the back slide by 1/2".
To make this card I paired the succulent garden designer series paper with the Crazy about You stamp set (137137, $25) from the big catalog. They go together perfectly and I like to blend the old and the new. To make the "succulent" on the front I stamped the flower in mint macaron onto the white and then onto a separate piece of white. I  punched the second mint flower out and attached it using a dimensional. I made the smaller flower using the Blossom Bunch punch (140612, $18). I punched the flower in white and sponged some sweet sugarplum ink on it.
This card was a lot of fun to make, I hope you have fun making your own.


Supplies
Stamp sets: Crazy About You, Endless Birthday Wishes (the dots)
Ink: Mint Macaron, Sweet Sugarplum, Sahara Sand and Whisper White
Paper: Sahara Sand, Whisper White, and Mint Macaron 
Accessories: Mint Macaron linen ribbon, Flower Medallion punch, Blossom Bunch punch, white perfect accents, basic rhinestones, sponge daubers and 3/4" circle punch

Happy Stampin'
Tricia Hicks

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