Happy Birthday To You🥳🥳🥳

A friend of mine has a birthday coming up and I am making a card for her. Many people don't know what to make for birthday cards so here are some videos and websites to give you ideas.

Would you rather buy a card or make a homemade one?
I would choose to make a homemade one. Homemade ones show care and appreciation, so I feel those are the best.

Pop up card: A fun card to make is a pop up card.
Note: you can draw something and put it on the card instead of printing it out.

I love animals especially dogs. Right here is a dog card.

A simple and quick card to make is a waterfall card. You can glue it onto a card or just leave it with a special message to appear when you open it. This is a waterfall card.

DIY Pull Tab Origami Envelope is a satisfying card in the end. It might be a little tricky the first time you do it but it has an amazing finish. DIY Pull Tab Origami Envelope.

Lego Cards are a unique type of birthday card for a Lego lover.

Pokeball Cards are for Pokemon lovers.

Down here are some websites with multiple birthday card ideas.

https://morningchores.com/diy-birthday-card/

https://craftboard.app/diy-birthday-cards/

https://www.roseclearfield.com/10-simple-diy-birthday-cards/

https://itsmejd.com/cute-diy-birthday-cards-you-can-make-yourself/

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