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Pack of 5 Birthday Cards: BUNDLE

Pack of 5 Birthday Cards: BUNDLE

$15.00 USD
$15.00 USD
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Birthday cards that let kids doodle, color, and write their own messages are a blast! They get to express their creativity and make a unique card while having fun and honing their artistic skills. 
HOW IT WORKS:
1. Personalize
Explore endless possibilities for your child to design a truly original birthday card.
2. Package
Fold this clever self-interlocking birthday card. A card and envelope together. There are creases on inner four sides for an easy fold. Includes Just Made for You logo sticker seal.
3. Give
Send the finished birthday card and bring joy to someone!
PRODUCT SIZE:
Unfolded 9.38'' x 9.88''
Folded 6.00'' x 4.25''  
When folded, the card is approximately the size of a 6x4 photo print. 
STICKER DIMENSIONS: 
Permanent Seal 1.5'' x 1.5'' 
QTY: 
5 Assorted Greeting Cards (1 card for each design). Includes 5 Stickers. 
NOTE: These greeting cards come uncolored and are ready for your child to make them one-of-a-kind!
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What's in Your Pack?

5 Greeting cards - Ballon, Candy, Party Hat, Cupcake, and Video Game designs. Includes 5 sticker seals. Better together with a bundle!

Greeting card 1

Balloon

Why Do Helium Balloons Float?

Curious why helium balloons soar while air-filled ones stay down? It’s simple! Helium is lighter than air, so when a balloon is filled with it, it pushes away more air and rises to the occasion. Up, up, and away!

GREETING CARD 2

Candy

Fun Fact

The first machine to mass-produce candy was invented by Oliver R. Chase in 1847.

GREETING CARD 3

Party Hat

Birthday Magic in a Hat!

Pop on a party hat and instant birthday magic! Whether you’re celebrating with family, friends, or just treating yourself, that hat brings in the fun.

GREETING CARD 4

Cupcake

What’s in a Name?

Ever wondered why they’re called cupcakes? It all started in the 18th century with “number cakes” or “1-2-3-4 cakes.” Sweet history, right?

Greeting Card 5

Video Game

Home Consoles: A Retro Blast!

Did you know the first home video game console popped up in the early 1970s in the U.S.? Talk about leveling up the living room fun!