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BIRTHDAYS ARE FUN DAYS stuffed with cake, ice cream and playing cards! When birthdays roll round, all of us love going to the mailbox to see if there’s a card for us, bringing with it finest needs from afar.

On this chapter you will see playing cards that span the ages and delight each the younger and the younger at coronary heart. Uncover lovely fundamental playing cards and playing cards that may actually WOW! We’ve created playing cards that double as enjoyable video games and playing cards that incorporate both a small present or a present card. Others virtually shout a hearty completely satisfied birthday with a festive banner or celebratory balloons. One thing so simple as utilizing elastic thread could make a candy deal with spin and twirl. 

We’ll even present you how one can make a cool card that may simply grant a want when the birthday boy or woman blows out a paper flame. We’ve received dolphins carrying birthday hats whereas they bounce within the air and rockets that blast off with a single pull of a tab. And at last, we share a number of methods to include present playing cards, reminiscent of hiding them in large outsized cupcakes coated in gemstone sprinkles.

Think about the delight when somebody you like receives such a tremendous card created by YOU.

Shake It Birthday Card

Let this cute card mild up their large day! It turns into much more enjoyable if you remodel the essential card right into a shaker recreation. (And be at liberty to customise the cardboard to whichever age is suitable on your recipient.)

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

Cardstock, Sandpaper, Paper trimmer, Paper punch, Patterned paper, Adhesive, Buttons, Twine, Die-cut quantity, Circle punch, Craft knife, Pencil, Shaker cup

Supplies Checklist cardstock: Core’dinations, Jillibean Soup; patterned paper: Jillibean Soup, Fancy Pants Designs; die cuts: Jillibean Soup; twine: Jillibean Soup; floss: DMC; buttons: Buttons Galore; clear cup: Stampin’ Up!; punches: EK Success, We R Reminiscence Keepers, Fiskars; different instruments: Core’dinations Sand It Gadget, Xyron craft knife

Birthday gift cards

The Fundamentals

  1. Create the three” × 6″ (7.6cm × 15.2cm) card base by folding a 6″ × 6″ (15.2cm ×15.2cm) sq. of brown cardstock in half. Calmly sand the sides to misery them.

  2. Reduce a 2½” × 4″ (6.4cm × 10.2cm) piece of Kraft cardstock.

  3. Utilizing a gap punch, punch half circles to create notches on all sides, ¼” (6mm) and ½” (12mm) up from the underside.

  4. Reduce three strips of patterned paper to roughly ½” × 3″ (12mm × 7.6cm). You’ll need somewhat variation in dimension right here. Adhere the strips to the Kraft cardstock.

  5. Adhere the buttons to the highest of the patterned paper strips to create candles.

  6. Wrap 15″ (38cm) of twine across the backside of the Kraft cardstock and thru the notches you created in Step 3. Tie the twine right into a bow on the entrance of the cardstock. Adhere the cardstock to the cardboard base.

  7. Adhere the die-cut quantity to the cardboard base, under the cardstock.

To Begin:Observe steps 1–3 of The Fundamentals. Reduce a further two items of cardstock (you’ll be working with a complete of three), every measuring 2″ × 2″ (5cm × 5cm). Reduce the three strips of patterned paper however don’t adhere them.

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Punch a 1¾” (4.5cm) circle in one of many items of Kraft cardstock, about 1⁄4″ (6mm) from the highest. This will likely be Layer A of the cardstock.

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Reduce a slit within the cup with a craft knife. The slit must be giant sufficient to accommodate the paper candles.

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Lay the buttons on one of many smaller items of Kraft cardstock and hint round them with a pencil. This will likely be Layer B of the cardstock.

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Reduce out the holes for the buttons with a craft knife.

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Assemble the shaker by inserting the buttons within the cup. Place the cup via the punched circle in Layer A, positioning the slit at six o’clock. Adhere Layer B behind Layer A. Then, adhere the remaining piece of Kraft cardstock (Layer C) behind Layer B.

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To End:

Adhere the underside half of the patterned paper candles to Layer A of the Kraft cardstock. Fastidiously insert the highest components of the candles into the cup via the slit. Observe steps 6–7 to complete the cardboard.

Cupcake Spinner Card

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WHAT YOU’LL NEED

Cardstock

Paper trimmer

Patterned paper

Adhesive

Scissors

Circle cutter

Ink

Border punch

Rhinestones

Elastic twine

Tape

The Fundamentals

1. Make a 6″ × 4½” (15.2cm × 11.4cm) card base from pink cardstock. (This card will open vertically.)

2. Reduce a 4″ × 5½” (10.2cm × 14cm) piece of polka-dot patterned paper and cling it to the middle of the cardboard.

3. Reduce a bit of stripe-patterned paper to 4½” × 23⁄4″ (11.4cm × 7cm) and mat with a bit of pink cardstock reduce to 4½” × 3″ (11.4cm × 7.6cm). Adhere this panel to the cardboard.

4. Reduce a circle (roughly 13⁄4″ [4.5cm]) from patterned paper, centering any dominant design within the middle of the circle, and ink the sides of the circle.

5. Reduce a circle (about ¼” [6mm] bigger than your patterned paper circle) from pink cardstock, and reduce a scalloped circle (about 3⁄8″ [1.0cm] bigger than the earlier circle) from brown cardstock.

6. Adhere all three circles collectively after which adhere this piece to the cardboard.

7. Adhere rhinestones to the scalloped circle.

To Begin:

Observe steps 1–5 from The Fundamentals. For this model of the cardboard, you have to two circles of the scale reduce in step 4.

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Reduce a circle out of middle of the entrance of the cardboard base. The circle must be about 3⁄4″ (2cm) bigger than the circle you chop from patterned paper.

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Tape an elastic twine (about 4″ [10.2m]) to the again of one of many circles from step 4 in The Fundamentals.

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Adhere elastics to the inside of the cardboard with tape.

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Cowl the taped elastic with cardstock items. Adhere the second circle to the primary to cowl the taped elastic.

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To End:

Adhere the scalloped circle to the cardboard base, across the edges of the circle cutout, and cling rhinestones to the scalloped circle. Line the inside of the cardboard with a contrasting shade of cardstock or patterned paper.

Tip

In case your patterned paper circles have a dominant picture (just like the cupcakes in the primary undertaking card), you’ll want to adhere them collectively in order that the picture traces up appropriately when spun on the elastic. You wouldn’t need one among your cupcakes to appear like it’s the other way up when it’s spinning, for instance.

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        <h2>Birthday Items and Balloons Pop-Up Card</h2>        
    <p>Nothing says birthday greater than balloons. This card is bound to thrill when the balloons seem to drift out of wrapped birthday items.</p>     
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    <p><strong>WHAT YOU’LL NEED</strong>

Cardstock

Paper trimmer

Nook rounder

Patterned paper

Adhesive

Border punch

Craft knife

Black pen

Wire

Pencil

Tape

Foam adhesive

Bone folder

Supplies Checklist cardstock: Core’dinations; patterned paper: BasicGrey, BoBunny Press, Crate Paper; punches: EK Success, Stampin’ Up!; wire: Michaels Shops

The Fundamentals

1. Create a normal A2 card base from yellow cardstock (4″ × 5½” [10.2cm × 14cm]) and around the right-side corners.

2. Reduce a bit of patterned paper to 4½” × 3½” (11.4cm × 9cm) and around the right-side corners. Adhere a 4½” × ½” (11.4cm × 1.3cm) strip of scalloped white cardstock to the again of the patterned paper and cling the patterned paper piece to the entrance of the cardboard.

3. Utilizing the template on web page 138, reduce out a balloon from inexperienced patterned paper. Define the balloon with a black pen.

4. Create a metallic tail for the balloon by wrapping wire (roughly 6″ [15.2cm]) lengthy) round a pencil. Press the wire to flatten, and fix it to the again of the balloon with a bit of tape. Adhere the balloon to the entrance of the cardboard with foam adhesive.

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    <p><strong>To Begin:</strong>

Make the entrance of the cardboard in keeping with the directions for The Fundamentals. Then…

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Reduce a 8″ × 5″ (20.3cm × 12.7cm) card liner from white cardstock. Mark a line on the again of the cardboard liner 2½” (6.4cm) from backside and 1½” (3.8cm) to the correct of the fold. Reduce on the 1½” (3.8cm) lengthy line.

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Rating on the 2½” (6.4cm) line.

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Fold alongside the rating line to create a pop-up field contained in the folded liner.

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Reduce a bit of patterned paper to 2½” × 3″ (6.4cm × 7.6cm) and cling it to the pop-up field on the inside of the cardboard. Create two extra bins by slicing a 2″ × 3″ (5cm × 7.6cm) piece of white cardstock and rating at ½”, 1½” and 2½” (1.3cm, 3.8cm and 6.4cm), and a 1½” × 3″ (4.8cm × 7.6cm) piece of white cardstock and rating at ½”, 1½” and 2½” (1.25cm, 4cm and 6cm).

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Create curly wires for the balloons by wrapping craft wire round a pencil. Pull the wire off the pencil and press it flat.

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Reduce out balloon shapes, adhere the shapes to wire and safe the wire to the again of the bins with tape.

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Cowl the smaller bins with patterned paper and cling the tabs to the liner and the middle field. Adhere the liner to the physique of the cardboard.

Rocket Ship Birthday Card

5, 4, 3, 2, 1. . . Blast off to birthday enjoyable with a card that’s out of this world!

WHAT YOU’LL NEED

Cardstock, Paper trimmer, Stamp, Ink pads, Markers, Craft knife, Foam adhesive, Black pen, Chipboard, Adhesive, Bone folder, Pencil

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The Fundamentals

1. Create a 4″ × 5″ (10.2cm × 12.7cm) card base from mild blue cardstock.

  1. Stamp a rocket ship picture on white cardstock, shade the picture with markers after which reduce it out. Stamp, shade and reduce out a number of additional flames. Adhere the photographs to the cardboard with foam adhesive.

  2. Draw scrolls with a black pen.

  3. Shade chipboard scrolls with a white ink pad. Adhere the chipboard items to the cardboard.

Supplies Checklist cardstock: Core’dinations; stamp: Bella Blvd by Unity Stamp Firm; ink: Momento by Tsukineko, Maya Highway; markers: Copic; chipboard: Maya Highway; foam adhesive squares: 3L Scrapbook Adhesives

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Reduce a bit of cardstock to five” × 11½” (12.7cm × 29.2cm). From the left, rating at 3¾”, 7½” and 11¼” (9.5cm, 19cm and 28.6cm).

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Rotate the cardboard base 90 levels and rating at ¼” (6mm) alongside each lengthy sides.

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Fold alongside the three shorter rating traces and trim off the cardstock alongside the ¼” (6mm) rating traces on panels A and B.

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Notch the corners of Panel C.

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Reduce a template from cardstock to ¾” × 3½” (2cm × 9cm). Place the template on Panel C, 1½” (3.8cm) from the underside. Hint across the template after which reduce it out.

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Create a slide pull from a bit of cardstock reduce to 4¾” × 3″ (12cm × 7.6cm). From this piece, reduce a “T.” The legs of the “T“ ought to every measure 1″ (2.5cm).

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Reduce a 1¼ (3.2cm) notch within the 1⁄4 (6mm) scored space on the backside of Panel C. The slide pull will slide via this notch when the cardboard is completed.

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Fold the ¼” (6mm) tabs to the inside of the cardboard, as proven, and cling Panel C to Panel B, with the slide pull put in as proven.

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Create the rocket ship embellishment as per step 2 of The Fundamentals. Adhere the chipboard scrolls to the again of the embellishment, and cling the embellishment to the slide with foam adhesive. Adhere the additional flames to the cardstock behind the slide.

Pop-Up Dolphin Card

Who doesn’t love a candy dolphin? Add a googly eye and a festive occasion hat and he would be the hit of the occasion! You can even create an interactive model of the cardboard. Your card will dazzle when that very same candy dolphin seems to leap out of the water and off the cardboard!

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WHAT YOU’LL NEED

Cardstock, Paper trimmer, Stamps, Ink pad, Adhesive, Thread and stitching machine, Baker’s twine, Dies and die-cut machine, Markers, Craft knife, Googly eyes, Pom-pom, Circle punch,Pencil,Bone folder, Gap punch

Supplies Checklist card base: Hero Arts; cardstock: Neenah; stamps: Garden Fawn, Papertrey Ink, Hero Arts; ink: Memento by Tsukineko, Stampin’ Up!; markers: Copic; shiny medium: Ranger Shiny Accents; gem stones: Hero Arts; eye: Passion Foyer; twine: Divine Twine; ribbon: Stampin’ Up!; dies: Papertrey Ink; punches: EK Success

The Fundamentals

1. Trim ¼” (6mm) off the highest of a normal A2 card base (4¼” × 5½” [10.8cm × 14cm]) and stamp with a polka dot stamp.

2. Reduce a bit of white cardstock 3″ × 3¾” (7.6cm × 9.5cm) and a bit of black cardstock 2¾” × 3¼” (7cm × 8.3cm). Adhere the black cardstock to the white cardstock.

3. Machine sew across the edges of the cardstock panel, wrap the panel with baker’s twine and cling it to the entrance of the cardboard.

4. Die reduce a label form from mild blue cardstock and stamp it with a coordinating stamp.

5. Die reduce a scalloped circle from a darker blue cardstock and cling it to the middle of the label.

6. Die reduce a circle from white cardstock and stamp with it with blue waves. Adhere this circle to the middle of the scalloped circle.

7. Adhere the layered label panel to the cardstock panel.

8. Stamp a dolphin and a celebration hat onto white cardstock and shade the photographs with markers. Reduce out and cling the items to the cardboard, on prime of the circle. Add a googly eye and pom-pom to decorate.

9. Add shiny accents to among the background-stamped pictures so that they appear like bubbles.

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Trim ¼” (6mm) off the highest of a normal A2 card base (4¼” × 5½” [10.8cm × 14cm]). cardstock behind the slide.

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Notch the highest middle of the cardboard with a 1″ (2.5cm) circle punch.

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Draw a line ½” (1.3cm) in from the sting on all 4 sides of the entrance of the cardboard. Rating alongside the highest marked line. With a craft knife, reduce alongside the opposite three marked sides, leaving the scored line intact.

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Rating a line within the middle of the reduce panel.

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Adhere the back and front of the cardboard collectively, alongside the aspect and backside edges, making a pocket on the prime of the cardboard.

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Create the tag by slicing a bit of sunshine blue cardstock to three” × 5¼” (7.6cm × 13.3cm). Subsequent, create a 1⁄2″ (1.3cm) circle tab and punch a gap in it with a normal sized gap punch. Adhere the circle tab to the highest of the cardstock.

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Clip the underside two corners. Rating the tag ½” (1.3cm) from the underside edge.

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Slide the tag into the cardboard base via the pocket. Fold the tag alongside the rating line, and cling the ½” (1cm) tab to the again of the underside fringe of the reduce panel of the cardboard base.

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Reduce a bit of black cardstock to 23⁄4″ × 31⁄2″ (7cm × 9cm) and mat it with a bit of cream cardstock reduce to three” × 33⁄4″ (7.6cm × 9.5cm). Machine sew across the edges of the matted items, if desired. Adhere this piece to the underside half of the reduce panel on the entrance of the cardboard, lining up the underside edges.

To End:

Observe steps 3–9 of The Fundamentals to decorate the cardboard. Embellish the within of the pocket with extra fish, and tie a bit of twine via the opening within the circle tab.

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