Glitzy Cupcake Wrapper Card
Turn cupcake wrappers into flower petals to make the Glitzy Cupcake Wrapper Card. This handmade greeting card features bold colors such as black and silver to make a glitzy and glamorous birthday card. The cupcake wrapper flower will add an element of drama. Add a touch of color with a bright yellow ribbon and bow. The card will speak volumes and bring great wishes to a special family member. It is bound to create an interesting conversation topic.
Materials:
Two White and Silver Cupcake Wrappers with a Scallop Edge
A4-sheet of Gray Marbled Paper
8.2” x 5.4” Black Sugar Paper
10mm Wide Black Washi Tape with Small White Flowers Printed on the Tape
0.2” Wide White Belt Ribbon
0.2” Wide Yellow Satin Ribbon
Piece of Lace
Suitable White Button
Pair of Standard Scissors
Quick Drying Glue
Pencil
Ruler
Quick-drying Fine Silver Spray Paint
Few Sheets of Newspaper to Protect the Working Area
Instructions:
1. With the longest side of the gray paper on the left, fold the A4 sheet of paper first from top to bottom and then from left to right.
2. Place the lace on the right short side of the sugar paper. Protect the rest of the paper with a sheet of newspaper. Spray over the lace with the silver spray paint and carefully lift the lace. The spray paint would have made a lace imprint onto the sugar paper. Allow to dry thoroughly.
3. Fold the sugar paper in half, and with the fold of the gray card on the left, first center and then glue half of the black sugar paper to the front and the other half to the back of the card.
4. Cut flower petals from the cupcake wrappers. You will need approximately 9-10 petals.
5. Glue the petals to the front of the card in a circle to make a flower.
6. Place the button in the center of the flower and then glue it.
7. Glue the belt ribbon in place at the bottom of the card. Glue the Washi tape in place just below the belt ribbon, slightly overlapping the ribbon. Finally, glue a second strip of belt ribbon just below the Washi tape, slightly overlapping the Washi tape. Cut off any protruding edges to the left and right of the card.
8. Glue the yellow satin ribbon in place on the left of the card. The ribbon must be completely glued down on the front, and also on the inside of the card. Neatly cut off the ribbon where the edges overlap on the inside of the card and glue the edges down.
9. Make a small bow with a piece of yellow ribbon and glue this to the bottom left corner of the card.
What is the most unique material you've ever crafted with?
Leave a comment for the chance to win! We are offering a prize to one person who answers the above question.
Contest Rules:
- Leave a comment on this page below with your answer to the above question. An entrant will be selected at random to win!
- You have until June 11, 2014, at 11:59pm EST to leave your comment on this Glitzy Cupcake Wrapper Card page with your suggested project title. Comments posted after June 11, 2014 will not be accepted.
- Winners will be contacted by e-mail.
- Must be 18 years of age or older and a resident of the U.S. or Canada to qualify.
Thank you to everyone who participated!
Read NextBright Hello Greeting Cards
Your Recently Viewed Projects
Thanks for your comment. Don't forget to share!
Daughter of Light
Sep 30, 2018
It can be sooooo much fun using unusual items to make beautiful things and using a cupcake wrapper in this card certainly proves it! I will often hang onto something just because it is pretty or has an unusual texture or the like even though I don't have a craft readily in mind. This is why! I have a whole stash of ribbon and twine along with many, many embellishments that came about just this way. Beauty is beauty wherever we find it! Thanks for the reminder!
rottenrosie 851139 6
Apr 22, 2015
When cutting fake fur, I save the "lint" and use on cards for animal and teddy bear fur. The cutest I did was a shrinky dink " leprechon" using fur for his beard.
easilcat 7183176
Jun 07, 2014
It's very difficult for me to say what has been the most unique material I've used for card making: aluminum can, florist pot covering paper, 4 inch wide gauze medical tape, or eyeshadow as a chalk substitute.
westexaschicka 509 9584
Jun 04, 2014
I make jewelry, and my customers receive their jewelry purchases in my handmade petal boxes. Last year I had a custom order that was for nine little girls, and I needed to make nine petal boxes with the same design, so I hit the Dollar Store and found the perfect bags to make them out of. I was able to make 2 petal boxes out of 1 bag, and I used the ties that came with the bags to embellish the boxes too. Now, everytime I go to the Dollar Store, I check out the bags for unique designs for my petal boxes. :)
sagearwen
Jun 04, 2014
I would have to say the most unique and unusual items I ever used in crafting is cat whiskers. I was making wish boxes out of altered cigarette boxes using velvet fabric and pattered paper to cover and line the boxes. No cats were harmed in the collection of the whiskers. I just asked my cats to shed their whiskers in my room and I collected them.
Lolitavcox 9623485
Jun 04, 2014
I have a birch tree in my yard and I've used the bark on cards. I stamp words or an image with Staz On and it works.
beckwithvicky 3775 940
Jun 04, 2014
I enjoy crocheting tote bags out of the hundreds of Walmart bags and other plastic bags that accumulate in my home.
lindahamilakis 646 5132
Jun 04, 2014
I have used the plastic ring from a carton of Walmart's Half n Half to make crochet king ring wreaths. I found smaller ones and used them to make flowers for my cards.
Member 20869
Jun 04, 2014
I think it would have to be using old VHS tapes to crochet with. I made a clutch handbag for my niece to use with her black gown for her prom. It turned out much prettier than I expected. Wish I had taken a picture!
Report Inappropriate Comment
Are you sure you would like to report this comment? It will be flagged for our moderators to take action.
Thank you for taking the time to improve the content on our site.
