Featured on page 22, is one of my favorite intereactive designs I've created, a birthday blowout using "Candles on Your Cake"!
Just blow and pull to make them go out! hee hee! (wouldn't it be GREAT to just have 4 candles for all birthdays from now on??) ;)
I have an EXTRA copy of the issue to give away to one of you, tell me a birthday wish you made (come on, I know you still make them before you blow out those candles!) that came TRUE! I will leave this open for a few days and pick a winner on Friday!
Have a great day!!
PS Thanks so much for your well wishes yesterday and I really appreciate everyone who is posting! I wanted to address Mary's observation that they didn't mention the name of the stamp set on the program: they let us know in advance they would not be able to say it during the episode because of PBS rules, but that's why they have it in the project pdf sheet! So that's the main reason why I really want to get the word out, some people may have seen the episode previously and not known what the set was or where to get it! Again, I really appreciate your help! Scroll down to read the post if you would like to help me let people know and you get a chance to win my upcoming set! ::)
This is an easy one, Melanie. In April, it will be 10 years since DH and I got married- ON MY BIRTHDAY! When I blew the candles out, my wish was for a wonderful marriage and it came true!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great card, Melanie! Love it. In 2006 I had surgery on my birthday. One of my sons was out of town at school and I really wanted to see him. And he showed up to surprise me and be there. Almost the best birthday I every had.
ReplyDeleteOh how I wish I could remember! I usually wish for things for others. I always, always stop and throw pennies into fountains and let me daughter do it too. I remember wishing (over a fountain)for a fix to her dreadful skin issues. Finally, we have made peace with her skin!
ReplyDeleteI tend to wish for the same thing every year.... Another year that will be fabulous. So far most of them do come true. There have been a few that I think the wish didn't give it the best it could but for the most part each year is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWell, my birthday was yesterday and all I wish for now is for my kids to stay healthy and happy! But 6 birthdays ago, my wish was to become pregnant after 2 years of not getting pregnant! Well, my wish came true obviously! 2 times!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your beautiful card being published Melanie!
what a fabulous fun card, I luv it!
ReplyDeleteLast April I turned 60 & I wished for a vacation in Hawaii...I hope that comes true this year!!! My wish today is to win that CardMaker magazine! Hehehe!!!
I tend to always wish for health and happiness and so far it has come true - I started this after a cancer surgery 32 years ago! Now I am wishing for this magazine! The birthday candle card is great and my grandkids would love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a clever and fabulous card! I LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteMy precious daughter was born on my 38th birthday and I had been praying/wishing for her for years!:) No other birthday or gift has topped that one!
Over the years I've made alot of wishes some silly some serious i distinctly remember wishing I could conceive on March 9 of 2008 after almost reaching that critical one year mark and the Dr starting to talk about referral to a fertility clinic. The next month we conceived and had our little boy on January 4, 2009. We have just hit that lottery again after trying for almost a year and are expecting our second child at the end of July this year. Biggest blessings of my entire life!!
ReplyDeleteBtw... I did notice that they left the package of the year of flowers stamp in the shot close up even so you could read the name designer and company if you paused it when I watched it on YouTube for the transparency video. Thought that was a pretty cool/sneaky way around it!! :)
Very clever card! I usually wish for health for my family and so far it has been true.
ReplyDeleteI always wish that my family will stay safe and healthy in the coming year!
ReplyDeletevery clever - I wish for the happiness and safety of my kids.
ReplyDeletethanks for the inspiration!
Sandra ltb
Darling card Melanie! My wish is always (it seems) for my daughters to be happy!
ReplyDeleteThanks for addressing that issue about the name of the stamps not being given. I think that is a silly rule though!But at least there is a place that they can go to too find out the info!
Have a great day!
Blessings and Hugs,
Mary
Congrats on getting published and super cute card!
ReplyDeleteReally great card, Melanie! I haven't seen the March issue of Cardmaker yet. Love that magazine!
ReplyDeleteMy birthday wish that came true was for my fortieth -- I wanted to be in Paris having dinner in the shadow of the Eiffel tower and that is exactly what we did! Fabulous birthday trip for me and DH who also had a significant bday that year!
what a fun birthday card! I love mechanical cards. congratulations on being in the magazine.
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Very cute and clever card Melanie! My wish is for good health for my family.
ReplyDeleteLove this card! My birthday wish was for my first grandson to be born healthy and he was and is so beautiful. Love spending every minute with him! Great birthday wish!!
ReplyDeleteYour card is just full of cuteness! My birthday was a week ago and my wish was to have continued good health.
ReplyDeleteJust love your card, so inventive!! Wonderful idea! And this magazine is great, congrats on being published, it is my favorite magazine! My birthday is in June, and my best birthday was my 50th, hubby acted like he forgot and had a big surprise party with family and friends, totally best birthday I ever had!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the pub, Melanie!! Your card is so fun and so cute too!!
ReplyDeleteI really like your card...it is so adorable. And the interactiveness of it is fun. I can see a kid card forming in my mind! I feel bad, I really don't make wishes any more but if I did it would be for harmony within my family...for their health and happiness too.
ReplyDeleteWe've been asking today why it is so fun to blow candles out in the first place. http://www.chickenmonkeydog.com/killing-the-candle/
ReplyDeleteIs it a cultural thing or do people across the globe enjoy blowing out candles? And now your card has me asking if the joy also includes online candles.
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