These free printable birthday cards are great if you're
on a budget and don't want to spend extra dollars on a card.
in a big hurry to get a birthday card as you've forgotten that it's Laurie's birthday party tonight.
tied up with tons of things and just don't have time to shop for a card.
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These printable birthday cards are designed and copyrighted by Fion Lim. I've spent hours creating these original designs, so please adhere to my terms.
You may use these cards for your own personal, non-commercial use only. They are good only for printing out for giving to your family and friends.
You may not redistribute these images in any form or through any medium. If you see my designs appearing on another blog/website, please notify me. Thanks!
You may not alter the card in any form or change the copyright or website address at any time.
Please DO NOT link directly to any of my PDF files, but feel free to link to this page from your blog or website.
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All these printables are in the PDF format, so you'll need Adobe Reader to open up these files. If you do not already have a copy installed on your computer, you can download a free copy of the Adobe Reader by
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Printable Birthday Cards
For printing instructions, please scroll to the bottom of the page.
Feel free to click on any of the images below and it'll bring you to the PDF file where you can do your printing.
Note: These are just thumbnails, so they don't reflect the actual quality of the images which look better than these. To see the actual images, click on any of the thumbnails below.
Instructions on Printing Free Printable Birthday Cards
1) Print on A4 or 8.5x11 paper.
2) As printers may vary, you might want to test print on a piece of scrap paper first. Click on the Print button, select "Properties", under "Paper/Quality", go to "Quality Settings" and click on "Draft" to save on printing ink.
3) If your printout looks alright, insert your heavyweight paper/cardstock for printing out the actual card.
4) For best printing results, please go to Print, click on "Properties", and next click on "Paper/Quality".
Under Tray Selection, you can see "Media", select "Greeting Card" from there.
Then for "Paper/Quality", set the "Quality Settings" to Best.
5) Once the card is printed, you'll see a grey outline. Cut along this outline.
The size of the cut-out is 10"x7", which you then fold into half to a nice 5"x7" card. With just a few steps, you have a printed birthday card in your hands!
Thank you for using my free printable birthday cards!