Customer Reviews

Birthday Cake Pop-Up Cards -Box of 8

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I loved the pink colored cards, but the brown colored cards needed a bit of sparkle so I added some glitter to the sides of the cake. I liked the result. They don't lay flat so if you want to display them you will need to tape them open.

These cards are great and fun--my young daughter thought they were neat, too....can't wait to send them to someone--I sent some pop-up cards for Christmas and they were a hit !!

For several years, I have collected copies of Robert Sabuda's paper engineering books, where the pages come alive with all kinds of pop-ups and pull outs to engage your interest. Well, now, there are Birthday cards with paper-engineered birthday cakes. It's not a lavish display, but it is colorful and exciting. You may want to use these cards as invitations for small groups of individuals; this would also be great as a party favor.

I could buy a box of 50 or 60 cards, but this assortment of 8 will do just fine until I nearly run out of supplies. As some of the reviewers stated, they added small decorations, stickers, and glitter to embellish the cake. It's yours to do with as you wish; after all you are celebrating someone's birthday.

Well, if your birthday is drawing near, "Happy Birthday to You!"

These cards are well constructed, but they just lack a little pizazz. I bought some stickers to add some interest and that helps. There is plenty of room to add whatever sentiment you want since they are blank. With a bit of doctoring up, they are ready to send, but if you want to be able to take them out of the box and put them into an envelop just adding your signature, you might be disappointed.

Great design, really different. There's no space to write a message! With no chance of handwriting recognition, it's the perfect choice for a secret admirer to truly remain secret. Also good for a very unhelpful ransom note or similar.