How to Make Different Types of Greeting Cards

Get a sheet of any writing material, preferably that thin cardboard, but coloured paper or thick cardboard will do., Write your message on the front with a pencil, pen, coloured pen or marker., Open up your card and write your message. , Now you...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Get a sheet of any writing material

    Fold it in half or in quarters, however you want your card. , Usually a joke, or if you're going to a themed party, make the card themed too.

    For example, if you were going to a princess party, you wouldn't write on the front, "Laze around and have a few movies tonight!" or something to that effect. ,, Just change the messages for a different type! ,
  2. Step 2: preferably that thin cardboard

    , Push the gap in the middle forward so that you have a neat little half-square. , It should have a square on the side. , Now when you open your card the rectangle should pop up.

    On another piece of paper, make a message or a character to pop up. , Wait until it dries, then close your card again. , Put it to the other one and making sure it is exactly meeting at the corners and sides, glue it on. , Now you have a pop-up card!
  3. Step 3: but coloured paper or thick cardboard will do.

  4. Step 4: Write your message on the front with a pencil

  5. Step 5: coloured pen or marker.

  6. Step 6: Open up your card and write your message.

  7. Step 7: Now you have your Birthday

  8. Step 8: Valentine's Day

  9. Step 9: Thank you

  10. Step 10: or any other card.

  11. Step 11: Take the cardboard and fold in directly in half.

  12. Step 12: Take a pair of scissors and cut two parallel slits in the middle

  13. Step 13: but leaving a two centimetre gap in between where you haven't cut.

  14. Step 14: Open up your card and finding the slits

  15. Step 15: hold your fingers on the back of the card.

  16. Step 16: Close your card and crease the end.

  17. Step 17: Test the card.

  18. Step 18: Cut out your character/message and glue it onto the front rectangle.

  19. Step 19: Get another piece of thin cardboard and fold it in half the same way you folded the other one.

  20. Step 20: Write your messages for the front and the inside and decorate it how you like.

Detailed Guide

Fold it in half or in quarters, however you want your card. , Usually a joke, or if you're going to a themed party, make the card themed too.

For example, if you were going to a princess party, you wouldn't write on the front, "Laze around and have a few movies tonight!" or something to that effect. ,, Just change the messages for a different type! ,

, Push the gap in the middle forward so that you have a neat little half-square. , It should have a square on the side. , Now when you open your card the rectangle should pop up.

On another piece of paper, make a message or a character to pop up. , Wait until it dries, then close your card again. , Put it to the other one and making sure it is exactly meeting at the corners and sides, glue it on. , Now you have a pop-up card!

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