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geometric heart: love letters // popup card

Hello everyone. I’ve been making these expandable/collapsible geometric heart cards – great for love letters!

love letter template // by minieco

It’s a really simple project to put together and one that you could customise to your own taste. After you have made your heart all you need to do is write your sweet nothings inside and pop it in an envelope.

love letter template // by minieco

love letter template // by minieco

You can also incorporate this geometric heart into an easy popup insert for a card (perfect for the people who found the popup pixel heart card too difficult).

Simple pop-up heart card // by minieco

Simple pop-up heart card // by minieco

If you want to make either of these projects then click the link below for instructions and templates!

YOU WILL NEED:
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+ Good quality A4 paper (in whatever colours you fancy)
+ Scissors
+ Ruler
+ Glue
+ Pointy object for scoring



TEMPLATES: LOVE LETTER
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Love letter
Love letter envelope

TEMPLATES: SIMPLE POPUP CARD
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Insert & outer card
Envelope

INSTRUCTIONS

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Print out the templates. Set your printing preferences to ‘photo’ and ‘grayscale’. Cut around the outside of your templates.

Score along the dotted lines using a ruler and pointy object (such as compass or needle). Fold along each of these lines.

For the love letter you will need to make a mountain fold across the vertical dotted line and two valley folds across the diagonal dotted lines.

For the pop-up card you will need to make a mountain fold along the dotted line that runs through the heart and valley fold for the rest of the lines.

love letter template // by minieco

45 thoughts on “geometric heart: love letters // popup card

  1. Hello ! Your ideas are amazing ! I love visiting your website ! I like it so mutch that I used it as an inspirations in one of my latest posts 🙂 Have a nice day ! Martuś.

  2. cute and fun idea, love it, thank you for your brilliant idea and the sharing.
    like as well the bright colours of the picts of yours. It’s rocking!!!!;-D

  3. Love your site and all the simple and stunning ideas. My kindda people!
    I am trying to download the template. I allowed the download of the software. I still can’t get anything. Every time I click the download/play button I get the site asking me to download the software. How to I get to the actual templates?

    SG

  4. Hi, thanks for sharing your ideas. my daughter and I love it.
    I don’t understand what is the outer card for

  5. I think… It’s for.. A surprise effect? I guess the popup heart was supposed to be a surprise and seeing a missing part of the card would be a great giveaway, ruining it.

  6. Hi Edna,

    Din is right. The outer layer covers the inner layer.

    The inner card needs to be carefully stuck inside the outer card. When you open the card it pops out.

  7. Using these for my love letters to strangers (see moreloveletters.com).

    Been looking for a way to make my letters a little bit more lovey- this is it!

    Thanks, this is so great!

  8. Hi there,

    Thanks for the kind comments (and sorry for the slow reply). I use paper from paperchase – spectrascope range:
    http://www.paperchase.co.uk/page/search?typekeywordsearch=keyword&q=spectrascope&searchsubmit.x=0&searchsubmit.y=0

    It has no weight on it but I would say it’s a good quality paper – not quite 160gsm. I think 160gsm will work really well for most of the projects though.

    With a heavier paper you tend to get better durability but with a lighter paper you tend to get crisper detailing so it’s your choice really.

    Hope that helps

    Happy crafting
    Kate

  9. you are really amazing.. ı subconcsiously click your website and ı fond of it very much now..ı am a teacher and ı will use these great ideas for my kids..thanks a lot..ı love you 😉

  10. Cute idea! My 10-year old daughter made the popup cards for her teachers. We found that the outer card was a bit too large for the envelope template you list here (if you trim it down to the inner card size, it would work). We did end up using the envelope from your pixel heart card; that was a bit larger than needed, but worked better than the prescribed envelope. Thanks for the Valentine’s help!

  11. Hi,

    This is the really unique idea for heart love latter popup card, i will definitely try this because it’s looking really new concept and romantic.

    Regards
    Linda

  12. cute and fun idea, love it, thank you for your brilliant idea and the sharing. like as well the bright colours of the picts of your.

  13. HI,

    This is looking really amazing idea, i will definitely try this on my next wedding anniversary.

  14. Hi there! I converted your template onto the cricut design space so I didn’t have to cut it out by hand. Would you like me to send you the link?

  15. HI Kate I’m a teacher and am going to use your pop up heart card for the children to make for mothers day. Please could you explain where the ‘outer card’ goes as am only seeing the pop up insert on your video. I have the template for the inner and outer card but have no idea where the outer card goes in relation to the inner Thanks so much Samantha

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