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Christmas Birthday Cards: 4 Folded Designs for a Birthday at Christmas with Combined, Birthday-First or Blank Insides in English and Spanish
Four folded birthday cards for people whose birthday lands in the Christmas season, each framed in poinsettias and greenery with a cake or gifts at the bottom. Choose an inside that wishes both happy birthday and merry Christmas, one that puts the birthday first, or a blank one, in English or Spanish.
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Christmas birthday cards like these are for the friend, parent or child whose birthday falls in the middle of the holidays. The fronts nod to both occasions at once: a cream panel edged with red poinsettias, holly berries and leafy garland, a red bow at the top and a deep green border, with a birthday cake or wrapped gifts sitting at the bottom. Every front carries a script headline and a small “Celebrating 30” line for the age.
The four fronts
| Design | Headline | At the bottom |
|---|---|---|
| Tree cake | “Birthday candles & Christmas lights” | A red cake with three small green trees standing in it as candles |
| Split gift | “Your birthday gets its own ribbon” | A red box and a green box pushed together under one bow |
| Two gifts | “Two celebrations. Twice the joy.” | A red box and a smaller green box under a gold heart |
| Holly letter | “Happy Birthday & Merry Christmas” | A red and green cake with two candles |
The landscape holly letter swaps the cake for a red-topped tree with a little cake and a gift beside it; the other three keep the same picture in both shapes.
Which inside to print
Each design comes with three insides, and you print just one.
Combined. This is the main version of each card. In English every design has its own inside line, from “Sending birthday wishes and Christmas warmth, wrapped together with love” to “Here is to your very own birthday joy and a season full of kindness.”
Birthday first. Here Christmas steps aside. The English cards keep their fronts and say inside: “The stockings can wait. Your birthday deserves its own song, its own cake, and a whole day of love.” The Spanish birthday-first cards change the front as well, to “Hoy es tu cumpleaños,” with “La Navidad puede esperar” inside.
Blank. Only a string of small lights along the top and the design’s little picture in the corner, so you can write the whole message yourself.
The Spanish combined cards all read “Feliz cumpleaños y feliz Navidad” on the front and share one inside wish. Printed insides end with “With love” or “Con cariño.”
Printing and folding
The first 48 pages are portrait cards that fold at the side to 5 x 7 in; pages 49 to 96 repeat the set as landscape cards that fold at the top to 7 x 5 in. Both open to 10 x 7 in, laid out on a Letter or A4 sheet with crop marks. Print at 100% with fit to page off, pick one outside page and the inside page that goes with it from the list in How-to-Use.pdf, and run a test on plain paper to see how your printer feeds a two-sided sheet before you switch to cardstock. Trim at the crop marks, then fold.
Changing the age or wording
The PDFs are finished cards, so they print as shown with “Celebrating 30” on the front. To change the age, the headline, the inside message or the sign-off, open the Canva template link in the access PDF, sign in to your own Canva account (a free one is fine) and save a copy to edit. Download the edited card as a print PDF or as a JPG for a phone. There is no photo spot on any of the four designs.
The one ready-made phone image is the English tree cake front at 1080 x 1920 pixels.
