Last year I used a cheesy birthday chart for displaying student birthdays in my classroom. This year I decided that I wanted to create something better! I was inspired by a fellow crafter at http://scrappychicteacher.blogspot.com/ to create monthly cupcakes for student birthdays.
I used the Doodlecharms cricut cartridge to creat the cupcakes. I used some Stampin' Up! retired and not retired papers for the icing. I ran them through the cuttlebug with the swirls embossing folder to add dimension to the icing. I used the Designer's Calendar cartridge for the month labels (these were perfect b/c they were already welded together and I could size them to fit onto the base of my cupcake perfectly!)
I used the candle from the Wild Card cartridge and cut it out on the colored paper and then again on the yellow. I cut off the bottom of the candle on the yellow paper and then layered it onto the colored candle. (I know the Gypsy has the hide/contour feature, but this candle image is one cut, not separate, so that's how I solved that problem).
They look so cute on the wall!! If you have any questions, please let me know!! Thanks for looking!!!
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Birthday Cupcakes
Posted by scrappingwest at 6:00 AM
Labels: birthday, candle, cupcake, designer's calendar, doodlecharms, wild card
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9 comments:
so cutie pie! Love your take on it!
These are so stinkin' cute! I am looking to make these for my sister's future classroom. She will be graduating in December. I was wondering at what size the cupcakes were cut at? I want a general idea so I can start cutting. Thank you
Thanks Danielle. I think they are about 5-6".
Thank you so much! I really appreciate you sharing these cute cupcakes to spice up a classroom! I am certain she is going to love them!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
How do you do the letterin?
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I used designer calendar cricut cartridge for the months of the year.
Is there a website you can find the lettering at? I love this
Thank you so much for this great idea. Too cute! I put it together with some construction paper.
http://whattheteacherlearned.blogspot.com/2013/08/birthday-display.html
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