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Quick LED Birthday Card

Really simple light-up pop up card, using 2 LEDs, copper tape and a CR2032 coincell battery.

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This was a quick build for a family member's birthday, to accompany tickets to the Last Jedi.

I used some black and grey cardstock that I had kicking around, and copper tape to connect the circuits. The battery is contained in between the two layers of cardstock, to stay hidden.

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