How to Make a Birthday Cake Pop up Card

Not only can you make someone's day by sending them a handmade, pop-up greeting card, but you can also mail several out as birthday party invitations, or place them on the table to show where each guest will be seated. This also makes a great take-home memory of the party itself by adding the names of each guest to each card, and the date of the party.

Steps

1. Right-click on the image on the right to save. Print out the full size image on a heavyweight paper, like card stock or construction paper.

2. Click the image on the right to enlarge. Print out the pop-up pieces for the cake on another sheet of heavyweighted paper.

3. Press along the dotted line. Do this on the center of the card with the rounded end of a paper clip (or a ballpoint pen that has run out of ink). Use a ruler as a guide. Go all the way from the top to the bottom of the card.

4. Repeat along the dotted lines of all the pop-up pieces.

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