Pop Up Greeting Cards
Up With Paper is best known for its innovative, three-dimensional greeting cards, which have been “wowing†senders and recipients alike for more than 25 years with intricate designs, premium artwork, and unexpected pop-ups. The company’s greeting cards, available for all seasons and sending occasions, may be purchased in thousands of specialty retail outlets throughout the United States, Canada, and worldwide.
Up With Paper began in 1977 as PopShots, Inc., which was one of the first companies to turn paper engineering into a miniature art form. Beginning with just six original designs, the company developed pop-up greeting cards so ingenious and inventive that they grabbed the attention of greeting card fans around the world. Ever since, the company has been raising the expectations of consumers and retailers alike, for intricate designs, unique techniques, and for the magic that makes each card a collectible. The company has been recognized for developing some of the most outstanding greeting cards, winning more than 45 of the International Greeting Card Association’s coveted LOUIE Awards honoring design excellence, including the 2004 “Card of the Year” award for a card from the company’s Tres Panache line.
Today, under new management and as a member of the C.M. Paula family of companies, but utilizing the same magic combination of intricate paper engineering and premium designs, Up With Paper produces innovative greeting cards, gift enclosures, imprintable stationery, and other three dimensional paper products that are collected by people all over the world. From its award-winning Treasures Collection, to the new Trinkets gift enclosures, unique Pop-Up Snow Globe Greetings and Tres Panache Imprintables, and our traditional PopShots cards, Up with Paper is dedicated to making each of its cards a “keeperâ€â€”a memorable keepsake that consumers are proud to send and excited to receive.
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Mavis Minto
Said this on September 6th, 2008 at 6:43am:I have bought some of your pop up cards the snow globe type and think there are amazing wish I could afford more. M Minto
Jack
Said this on October 10th, 2008 at 9:37am:First I liked the cards but right now I see that quality of graphic design is going down. The choice of colors for designer who used to design glass christmas ornaments and compare all the time quality of product made in Europe and in China , the choice of colors, detail suggest that they are made in China. The quality is not so great. One of my friends said that they become dull and boring.