Name for a card that has a moving part?

[jmkmini]

I'm listing a new card that has a moving part. How shall I word it in the title? Thanks for any help. Judy K:x

[artistjillian]

Ooooh Katey duck did a fabulous one for a theme week. Of tortoise and the hare. I'll ask her, she's sure to know.

[bethypam]

articulated? Not much help am I... :-/

[katat0nik]

"mechanical"

[blueyeduckstudios]

bethypam and Jane got both terms - yes, I used both 🙂

[artistjillian]

Yes, I just remembered. It's mechanical I was looking for. :) I knew there was a word. Just couldn't think of it. :) ~Jillian

[jmkmini]

I don't think mechanical would describe what I did. This is it. You canb see it twith the wing closed at the auction. http://tinyurl.com/9eeoq Thanks for looking! Judy K:x

[october*moon]

I know they refer to antique Valentines, etc., with moving parts as "mechanical"... Anne >^..^<

[jmkmini]

Should I change the title then?

[nechtan999_1]

I think articulated is good

[alabama_artist]

I wouldnt use articulated, I had to look it up, I thought it refered only to speech...mechanical I get. But most ebayers may be smarter than me.

[artistjillian]

many look for mechanical.

[nechtan999_1]

ok I guess it doesn't matter if it is literally correct - it matters what people search for.... so that makes mechanical the best option. and Yes I would change the heading if I were you - you have something a little different so let people know.

[art*teanne]

That is beautiful Judy 🙂

[sunshinesketches]

Really nice! If I may suggest, please put a pic of how it looks with the arm/wing in the other position. It's an extra few cents, but it may be worth it. /k