I used the Sweet Treats Cricut cartridge to cut out the cupcake and messed up had an extra cupcake so I turned it into a matching card.
Here's the card and the back of the bag together. It might be hard to tell from the top picture but the paper has an argyle pattern with little cupcakes on it. So the design pulled everything together nicely.
The sun was messing with my pictures, but I think you can tell from this one that there is glitter on the paper I used to create the cupcake accents. I used some adhesive foam to give it a little dimension. I think the set turned out pretty cute...and yes I'm totally aware it could also be a bon bon not a cupcake but I liked this die cut the bestest so I used it anyway.
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PS: Unfortunately for all of my dear readers, Ifinally got around to Googling just figured out how to make a strike through. I apologize in advance if I tend to abuse this knowledge in the foreseeable future☺
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PS: Unfortunately for all of my dear readers, I
That is super cute! I love altering things :)
ReplyDeleteThe set turned out cute! I love how your are using the strike though - keep it up!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, that is just to adorable Katie!
ReplyDeleteyou're funny! I'm still figuring out the strikethrough too!
ReplyDeleteNice repurposing!
Great job reusing the bag and making it better. Also great way to cover your mistakes =D That's why I think scrap is in scrapbooking =D.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking this up to Scrappy Saturdays!
I love your blog. I like mint cupcakes and cards. I always use to send cupcake cards to my friends on different occasions.
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