3D greeting cards are 7 kits in the 148×210 mm format where the stitched element stands proud of the card. The raised parts are assembled following the instructions and mounted above the base, so the finished card reads as a small composition rather than a flat picture.
At a glance
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Format | 148×210 mm |
| Base | artist canvas with the printed design |
| Colours | 2–9 |
| Difficulty | easy, all 7 kits |
| Working time | 4–8 hours |
What is included
Canvas with the full-colour design printed on it, Czech Preciosa beads, a needle, the card blank with an envelope, the findings for assembling the raised elements and illustrated instructions.
Questions and answers
How does a 3D card differ from a flat one?
The stitched part is mounted with a gap rather than glued flush, which creates depth between the layers.
Is the envelope included?
Yes, the card blank and envelope come with the kit.
Can it be sent by post?
Because of the depth, a rigid mailer is safer: sorting machines are built for flat mail.
How long does it take?
4–8 hours, so two or three evenings.