DIY Magic Iris Valentine's Day Card || SVG & PDF templates

Learn to make an amazing interactive heart-shaped magic iris card for Valentine’s day using my SVG/PDF template files and step-by-step video tutorial.

Please buy the templates used to create this amazing card here: https://www.memokraft.com/product/diy...

Both SVG and PDF templates contain the complete mechanism and all the cute designs used in the card. Specifically, they contain the following:

• Full interactive magic iris mechanism that makes the heart move in a unique way on the card
• Cute teddy bear holding a heart
• Heart-shaped card base
• Designer balloons
• Designer text for outside and inside of the card

Each purchase gives you both SVG and PDF files. You do not need to buy them separately.

This heart-shaped interactive card contains the mechanism that has been very popular on my channel earlier. It is called “magic iris”.

When you see the card for the first time, it looks beautiful on its own, with a cute teddy bear, balloons and a designer text. However, there is an innocent little heart in the centre and a flap protruding on the side. When you move the flap, the heart starts opening up by splitting into three parts. The motion is very unique, and resembles the motion of a camera lens.

Moving the flap causes the heart to open and close in this unique fashion, and reveals a cute design on the inside. You need to watch the video to see this cool mechanism in action.

Using the templates, you can easily create this amazing card yourself. You don’t need to worry about getting the proportions right because I have already done that hard work for you. Here is the Etsy link again where you can buy the templates: http://etsy.me/3a19yot


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What did you like the most about this card - unique mechanism, easy assembly or something else? Please let me know in the comments below. Love and support from viewers is what inspires me to make SVGs for these interactive mechanisms, and your comments would mean a lot to me.

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The following materials and tools were used for creating it (the links are just for reference, and you should be able to find these or similar items from your local craft shop as well):


• Multi-coloured cardstock papers

• Patterned papers

• Brads

• Glue (any glue would do, as long as it provides strong bonding)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007ZIZ6X6

• Double-sided tape
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...

• Copic markers

• Sharpie markers


The SVG icon used in the video is being attributed as under:

By W3C, CC BY 2.5, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index...