wEEBISCUIT you are seeing the traditional standard greeting card A2 size which is what most of mine are that I didn't picture for some reason. It is 5 1/2 X 4 1/4. The larger size card usually ends up costing the sender an extra 20 cents if there is too much bling on it, because I end up having to stick bubble wrap over the bling if I get carried away. The 3D effect you see is the use of pop dots that you put on the back of your focal point to raise it up and add interest. I'm adicted to pop dots too. I have issues! I have to be careful not to put them where the post office would apply a stamp. Lately I have a new adiction of adding "action wabbles" that makes the focal point spin around and bounce where I play and play with the darn things like a 2 year old. Serious issues 'eh?
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