Good morning, friends, and welcome back for Day 3 of this month's Papertrey Ink countdown! I have more to share with you today featuring the new Hooray stamp set, Cover Plate: Balloon Bash, and one more thing I've been keeping under my hat. I mentioned on Day 1 that I was holding out on you for a couple of days and here's the surprise...the Favor It: Cupcake Box Die! I have a sample to share along with a very simple assembly tutorial for all of you visual learners. Let's get started!
I wanted to play around with the Cover Plate: Balloon Bash and see what occasions, aside from birthday, would be well suited for this die. I thought it might be fun to give the 4th of July a spin.
I began by die cutting the Cover Plate from Spring Rain cardstock and polka dot vellum. I adhered the blue panel to a white card base and stamped the fireworks and sentiment directly onto the vellum. I used vellum tape in a few choice places to adhere the vellum to the Spring Rain panel.
Next, I stamped and fussy cut the rockets and adhered them to the card front with foam tape. I adhered small stars to the fireworks and embellished those with glitter. The rocket fuses were also embellished with tiny glittered pearls. A bit of baker's twine finished the card off nicely.
Next came the cupcake box! You can see the assembly tutorial below.
Who doesn't love a sweet treat on a celebratory day? This box is perfectly sized for your typical homemade cupcake, but it is also fantastic for other goodies as well. I've filled today's box with patriotic candies.
I die cut the box from the same polka dot vellum I had used on the card front. I went over the score lines to make sure it would fold nicely and then assembled as normal.
I didn't worry about the adhesive showing too much, though you could use washi tape on the outside if the visible adhesive makes you twitch.
I created a little tag using one of the Keep It Simple Frames. I stamped it with the sentiment from Hooray and one of the fireworks from Red, White & Blue. Then, I embellished the tag with a Bitty Button Stacks button cut from Soft Stone patterned paper and a star button from the Design-A-Softie kit. I used navy blue baker's twine to secure the tag to the box. It's simple, but oh-so-cute!
Love your fireworks card - very clever! The cupcake box is just too adorable and your video tape had nice clear instructions for putting it together.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute card and favor box!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your fireworks card. Just sings celebration.
ReplyDeleteHi Lizzie,
ReplyDeleteBoth card and box.......SWEET!!!!!!!!!!
Cariños,
María Alba
Love the fireworks--they turned out so nice. And the cupcake box or treat box is great. Fun, fun, fun!
ReplyDeleteYour card is gorgeous and the cupcake box is just too adorable-can't wait to buy that die!!
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