Computer birthday cards

Retro Computer Card

Computer gamer 17th birthday card featuring itty bitty birthdays and happiest of birthdays stamp sets and playful alphabet dies from the 2020 - 2021 Stampin' Up! annual catalogue #stampinup #birthday #teenager #17 #playfulalphabet #happiestofbirthdays #ittybittybirthdays #silhouette #keyboard

It's Sunday evening, 15th March! I actually started to write this post a few days ago now! oops! but I got carried away with more card making so it got pushed aside. I think I've used up my mojo for this weekend though, so thought I'd take the opportunity to catch up with my blog. I saw a card in a magazine a year or so ago now and I kept the image thinking that one day I would have a go at that as I really liked it. After raiding my mum's button jar the other day, here is what I came up…

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Computer birthday card

A simple card, made using the monitor and keyboard file as a digi stamp, greeting also from Silhouette.

I'm participating in an Instagram hop today. Our theme this month is fun folds, and of course I had to geek out!Susan Camfield is one of my Stampin’ Up team leaders, and she recently demonstrated a pop-out slider card inspired by Annette Elias. I changed this pop-up to focus on the angled piece because I thought it would make a great computer monitor! I left off the plateau at the top of the slider mechanism since I didn't need it. This slider is still assembled in the same way as Susan's…

Instructables: a clever greeting card that looks like an old loading window with animation when the card is removed from its envelope.