Q&A for How to Make a Birthday Card

Add flowers, swirls, or anything that relates to the person. Put smiley faces for a playful person or a footballs for a football player.

Ask her what things she likes for ideas. You can make a card, decorating it with a doodle design, making a flower border, putting her picture in the center or writing something nice about her.

This really depends on how close you are to your aunt. If you know her really well and hang out often, you might write reference something fun you did or mention an inside joke of some sort. If your aunt is more distant, merely wish her well on her birthday and sign your name with love.

Make one side of the inside of the card for your dad, the other side for your grandmother. Draw half a cake on one side and the other half on the other, joining in the middle, making each half of the cake different.

Just gather things your dad likes and just paste them to the card.

Simply design the card as a face and and with the designs you do, do them as face paint designs.

You could gather some images of flowers, then stick glue to the center of the card and then paste in the clipped images.

Search up themes, or refer to Hello Kitty items and images online.

Make it persona, and special to them by writing nice things inside about how much they mean to you, and how grateful you are to have their friendship. You could also write an acrostic, a simple personal poem about your friend. Check Google for some examples.

Just use a bigger piece of paper or cardboard, or glue individual pieces together.

You can send an online card or birthday message. You can also use a poster bored for a really extra big card!

Thank them for all they have done for you, and tell them how much you appreciate them. Listing your favorite things about them (their smile, their kindness, their patience, etc.) might also be nice.

After making your card, take another piece of fabric (or paper) and glue the sides and end to your birthday card. Be sure to leave one side unglued -- this will form the "pocket" part. You can then put whatever you want in your pocket!

Draw a birthday message on a piece of paper, fold it in half and write your name on the inside.

Write something sweet and be creative. Write something from your heart and just be honest.

It doesn't really matter what the card looks like or what you write on it. The fact that you give a card to this person will get the message across.

If you really love the person, sure, that's fine.

Consult Make a Birthday Cake Pop up Card (Robert Sabuda Method) and Make a Pop Up Birthday Card.

For a teacher's birthday, you could write a simple "Happy Birthday, [teacher's name]!" You can also add, "You're a great teacher!" and decorate with an apple or something like that.