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Sweet Cupcake Stamp Set

Card Inspiration - Sweet Cupcakes Let’s use the Sweet Cupcake stamp set for a fun technique.

Aren’t cupcakes the sweetest when used in birthday cards? This stamp set layers the icing and cups beautifully. Try layering them in monochrome, like how I’ve done with my cards.

I love that the stamps are photopolymer for see-through stamping. It has coordinating dies too for ease of cutting.

Here’s how I made my card:

  1. Cut to size your Designer Series Paper (DSP) and then attach it to a Basic White card front.
  2. Die cut an oval on a piece of Basic White cardstock and then attach it to the card front.
  3. Stamp your cupcake icing on a separate piece of Basic White cardstock in monochrome (the stamps are numbered so you’ll know in which order to layer). Do the same with the cupcake cup also.
  4. Use the coordinating dies to cut the icing and cups and then assemble on the card front. You may also attach them with dimensionals to elevate.
  5. Die cut the word “Sweet” and then attach it to your card front.
  6. Attach your finished card front to a card base. You may also embellish with ribbon or gems for a finishing touch.

Here’s a list of products I used:

Card Inspiration - Sweet Cupcakes

If you notice, there are extra dies in the set that you can cut out, like the swirls and the banner.

I’m curious to know, what other projects do you have in mind for this bundle and what colour combinations will you be using? Will you be using this in your bullet journal and scrapbooking too? I’m thinking of making cute labels and gift tags for gift-wrapping.

Sweet Cupcake and 2-step stamping technique.

I hope that you enjoyed this card inspiration and that you’ll also give the Sweet Cupcake stamp set a go.

Visit the online store for current products and explore the ones for 2-step stamping.

Would you like to learn stamping techniques in class? Let me know so we can organise one for you. Bring along your friends too so you can share the fun.

If you’re also looking for other fun projects, visit my events page and book in. There’s always something new to learn

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