Birthday card interactive

Pull Out Birthday Card: I always like to make my own birthday cards for friends and family, but this time I wanted something different. So I got the idea to make a pull out card. Let me show you how to make your own!

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My birthday tunnel card for our sister Leen.

Who doesn’t like presents? I don’t think you could find a single person in the world who doesn’t appreciate receiving a nice and thoughtful gift. What’s interesting is that giving presents can be as exciting as getting them. The difficult part, however, is choosing a gift that will make the recipient truly happy.

Interactive cards are so much fun! It's pretty sad that I've had the Lawn Fawn Mini Pop-Up Box die set for who knows how long and this was my first time using them... But now I want to make all the party boxes in birthday cards. This card was inspired by the latest Craft Roulette parameters: explosion card with a pop up box with a plum background + 2 colors of orange and teal, stuffed with cute critters, balloons, gifts and party ribbons. I don't usually make cards where there is more inside…

Betty Blake Churchill alerted us to this inspired conceptual birthday card by artist/designer Heather Tompkins. It's the perfect thing for when you need to give a little gift. It seems Tompkins made it for a friend, and is not selling it commercially. Too bad. We just might use our color printer to printing it out on heavy paper, and credit Tompkins on the back. It is so-o-o good.As is Tompkins website.via Share Some Candy