Birthday Cards

Showcase a little present, such as a handkerchief with pretty embroidery or a photo, by presenting it in a card like this.

Edge punches add extra flair to everyday cards.

If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind greeting card, try these mechanical dog cards with clever moving parts that are sure to charm the recipient.

This unique picture-frame card was inspired by a vintage Victorian celluloid frame.

Use a cupcake punch and some colorful paper to create this adorable card bearing a pyramid of cupcakes.

Fabric paint adds a colorful, whimsical touch to your personalized card designs.

Use leftover scraps of wallpaper to make distinctive greeting cards.

Match the singularity of a birthday or an anniversary with a homemade card "drawn" in yarn.

Your personal correspondence will bloom like spring flowers when you make a garden's worth of these note cards.

A handmade card with photographs depicting different generations makes a special, heartfelt statement.

Pansies and their cousins violas have flat blossoms that press and dry wonderfully, making them ideal for projects that will last long after the blooms have faded from the garden.

Use the technique of heat-embossing to create beautiful, personalized cards for any occasion.

Calligraphy can be used to express sweet sentiments on any occasion.

Add a new dimension to cards with these floral cutouts.

After a few minutes in the sun on a sheet of light-sensitive paper, flowers and other natural forms leave their shadows behind, making lovely cards and tags.

With a few good-size potatoes and assorted miniature cookie cutters, you and your kids can make personalized cards for any occasion.

Your recipient will jump for joy when they receive this unique birthday greeting.

Encourage beginner gardeners with a gift of herb seeds in a specially designed card.