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Top 5 Birthday Cards Design from Pigeon Card

Published May 10th, 2007 in Birthday Card Design | 36 Comments »

We actually have more than 5 3D transformable birthday card. But we can only afford to print the top 5 for sales. Here is the top 5 birthday card design from Pigeon Card:

5.Birthday Alarm Clock

Send this card to your friend. Just so he knows that he is now 1 year older. Ring the alarm clock for him.

At first look, this is a normal folded birthday card. By following the simple instruction printed on the card, you can transform the card into a paper alarm clock! Just incase you misunderstood, it doesn’t ring.

4. Hot birthday singer

Let your friend imagine that you are singing him a birthday song.

At first look, this is a normal folded birthday card. By following the simple instruction printed on the card, you can transform the card into a singer singing “Happy birthday” song on stage!

3. Break the birthday code

This has nothing to do with Da Vinci Code. Send this card to your friend. They won’t notice that it is a birthday card, until they successfully break the code. Anyway, it is too easy to break the code.

At first look, this is a normal folded birthday card. By following the simple instruction printed on the card, you will be able to break the code easily!

2. Formula one F1 birthday card

What F1 and Birthday have in common?

From a distance, it seem standing still. When it is near, it passes by in second, leaving only a thundering sound. Happy Birthday!

At first look, this is a normal folded birthday card. By following the simple instruction printed on the card, you can transform the card into a 3D Formula 1 racing car.

1. Ship a birthday cake to your friends

Ship a birthday cake to your friends and family! Mail the cake by post! Now you can do it in a convenient way. Mail your friend this birthday card. He will get to make his own birthday cake with it.

At first look, this is a normal folded birthday card. By following the simple instruction printed on the card, you can transform the card into a 3D birthday cake.

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How to write a Birthday Note to a Child

Published May 8th, 2007 in Birthday Greeting | No Comments »

Kim Hummert post an article on How to write a Birthday Note to a Child. I summarized the main point here. For full article, refer Kim’s article.

1. Try not to write anything pretentious, such as “to my dearest …” or “to a sweet little angel pie …” Think about how the child will feel if it is read aloud in a group.

2. Keep it short and sweet. A child wants to know how special they are and what they mean to you. Use a phrase such as “you are very special to me and I want you to know how much I love you …” or perhaps “your Uncle Sally is very proud of you  …”

3. Choose a note card that is fun and colorful. It is even better if the card can get them participate in “installing” the card. Refer our transformable F1 Racecar card.

4. Try a redeemable coupon inside.

 

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Formula one F1 birthday card

Published April 26th, 2007 in Birthday Card Design | 2 Comments »

What F1 and Birthday have in common?

From a distance, it seem standing still. When it is near, it passes by in second, leaving only a thundering sound. Happy Birthday!

At first look, this is a normal folded birthday card. By following the simple instruction printed on the card, you can transform the card into a 3D Formula 1 racing car.

Buy this card at our Pigeon Card Store.

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Creative card design - We need a name!

Popularity: 90% [?]

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