I love card making, scrapbooking and paper crafting. I will post card ideas, scrapbooking pages and tips a few times a week. Check in often so that you won't miss anything but don't plan on seeing something new here every day!
Monday, March 5, 2012
Cupcake Birthday Card
Ok, this card was fun to make with my new Cupcake Builder punch (#121807). 1. Because I was going to make 6 birthday cards, I used 6 different colors of paper to punch. That gave me a nice variety of colors to use to have for the icing, wrapper, candles, etc. It was easy to mix & match them with this.
2.After I punched out my pieces, I put the little cupcake "paper" wrapper on my score board & scored it to make it look like the design on a real cupcake paper. SU! now has a really cool Simply Scored Scoring Tool that can be used with this. (#122334) As of March 1, there is a diagonal piece to use on it for diagonal scoring also. While I have a score board that I've had for many years, I have not seen the diagonal piece anywhere before. You'll want to get this soon.
3. Before I built my cupcake, I cut a piece of coordinating card stock to measure 2 1/2 x 3". I used my Scallop Edge Border (#118402) to cut one long edge. I then rounded my other corners with my corner rounder (#119871).
4. As I was building my cupcake, I put a SU! dimensional (#104430) under the wrapper & the icing parts to give it some pop.
5. Using my stamp from the Teeny Tiny Wishes set (#115370), I stamped "happy birthday" on white cardstock for all 6 of the cards I was making. (I love this set! It has perfect greetings for just about everything. And they fit right in the Word Window punch perfectly!)
6. Using my Word Window punch (#119857), I lined the greeting up & cut it out. I used the Modern Label (#119849) punch to punch out backings for the greetings from colored cardstock. Adhere the greeting on top of the Modern Label tag.
7. Use the 1/16" handheld circle punch to punch holes & put brads in. I usually punch all the way through the label and the background cardstock. That way the brad ends are on the back & won't show after I adhere my decorated base to my folded cardstock.
8. Using a piece of 1/4" grosgrain ribbon (SU! has 17 different colors of this), tie a bow around the card with the bow to the front.
9. Adhere the card front to the folded card base & you are done.
You can either write a greeting on the inside or use one of many greeting stamps found throughout the SU! catalog.
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