Hello Paper Crafters. Today I'm sharing a birthday party ensemble that is deliciously sweet! Designed using various Pink Persimmon stamp sets. But the primary set is Vintage Cupcake. This set comes with a yummy cupcake and lots of adorable cupcake toppers to choose from. It also has a wonderful scalloped border. You can stamp it as an outline and then color the scallops or stamp the inside with colored ink using the solid image. And of course stamping it on patterned paper would be just as cute!
This ensemble includes a table top center piece, gift bag with tag, card, gift card holder, and a gift bags for the guest. The table center piece is designed using paper mache boxes and an inexpensive paper party hat. I am including a tutorial for this project and for a gift card holder. Hope you enjoy it!
Begin by painting paper mache boxes with vintage white paint. Trim patterned paper and adhere around top box with Mod Podge. You have to work fast with this because it dry's fast. Use as little as possible, because it can warp the paper. With a foam brush, apply to back of paper and secure to box.
Adhere paper ribbon around edge of small box lid and striped ribbon around edge of larger box lid. I used my Aleene's tacky glue for this.
Remove larger box lid. Stamp cupcake in black ink around box. Because the box is round, you have to roll the stamp from one side to the other. Stamp the cupcake image on various coordinating pattern papers. Cut the cupcake liners and cupcake icing's out separately. And then adhere them over the cupcake images on the box.
At this point I figured out that I didn't leave enough space to add the toppers : ( . So I had to substitute buttons. So make sure when you create yours that you stamp those cupcakes closer to the bottom edge! Create a bow with the striped ribbon and adhere to the front of smaller box.
I created a decorative party hat to top off my paper mache birthday cake. I purchased a set of paper hats that were on sale for $1 and embellished one. Open up the hat from the back and lay it out flat. Apply Mod Podge and adhere it to the backside of some patterned paper. Once dry, trim off excess paper around the edges. Bring the 2 edges together at the back of the hat and adhere together with Aleene's Tachy Glue. Adhere an extra large chenille stem around the bottom of the hat. Adhere a large pom pom at the top of the hat.
Create a coordinating birthday card, gift tag for the gift bag, and gift card holder for the guest of honor. And gift bags for your guest.
These little gift bags are so easy to assemble and come in a variety of colors from Creative Cuts and More (Square Bag #01) They are pre-cut and pre-scored. Just fold and adhere! The sentiment on this one is from the "Vintage Greetings" set. I used my Spellbinders Standard Circles and Scalloped Circles with the Grand Calibur to create the background on the front of the bag.
This little gift card holder is also easy to create using a Scor-Pal. The sentiment is from the "Hello Vintage Girl" set.
Trim cardstock 4.5" x 7". Score, from the left side, at 2 3/4", 3 1/2", and 4 1/4". Fold at score lines.
Use your gift card to draw penciled guidelines and cut.
(this is not the actual card, but a prop to show you where to glue)
Flip it over and adhere along the edge as shown. Do not apply too much glue or you want be able to slide your gift card in the slot you have created.
Stamp and embellish outside of gift card holder and secure with ribbon.
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Supply List
Stamps : Pink Persimmon
Hobby Lobby : paper mache boxes, patterned paper, paper ribbon, striped ribbon, large chenille stems, Mod Podge, Aleene's Tachy Glue.
Michaels : large pom pom
Deckled Scissors : Fiskars
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