Bird's nest bird with 3 eggs and 3 cubs - Easter card for Easter

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating

€ 6⁹⁵

A great impressive congratulatory card for the birth of a baby. Also nice as a congratulation for a new house (a new nest!). Or when people get married / live together. Also fun on the Easter table: An Easter card for Easter.

Have you also seen our other map of a bird's nest?

Card size 30 × 15 cm, folded to 15 × 15 cm.
Including matching blank envelope, packed in cellophane bag.

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Rated 4.9 out of 5 based on 157 customer ratings

Rating 4.9 out of 5 based on 157 reviews

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Each Popcard can be sent as a greeting card and unfolded it becomes special presents. This 3D card was first devised by our designer, after which he made a test model of it manually. After this sample has been approved, the different shapes to be cut out are programmed in a computer. This computer controls a precision laser, which burns the finely detailed details from the various sheets of cardboard with a gossamer hot laser beam. This precise cutting is only possible with a laser. Once all shapes are cut separately, the card is assembled by hand. The card is then packed in a cellophane bag together with an envelope. Ready to pleasantly surprise someone. Click here to see how our cards are made!

1 review for Vogelnest vogel met 3 eieren en 3 jong – Paaskaart voor Pasen

Rated 5 out of 5

Yvette - November 11, 2019

I have opened and closed the card 10 times, and remained surprised! The fact that the card also folds up again is so cleverly done, the bird's nest collapses automatically.

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