I’m using up some retired Stampin Up paper and stamps making cakes! 🙂 This card also uses the Karen Burniston Cake Trim on the front.
Inside is the Karen Burniston Cake Pop Up and some fun animal images fussy cut from paper.
With an elephant on top because – why not? Too much fun!
Here’s a more elegant cake card, again using up retired paper and products.
The soft colors make such a pretty cake.
The Cake Trim is done in glitter paper. Just making the most of my stash! Hugs, Fran
I am using up some very, very old paper and making birthday cards!
Doesn’t really matter what paper you use, the Karen Burniston Cake Pop up makes them awesome 🙂 This one sits on a Stampin Up doily (which is hard to see in a photo.)
The trim is done with the Cake Trim die and glitter paper. Something pretty for my stash. Hugs, Fran
The wedding season is here and I have a pretty card for the newlyweds. This is a 5 1/2 x 5 1/2 card made with the Karen Burniston Happily Ever After word die and her Cake trim die. I used Gold foil paper and the Fabulous Foil Designer Series acetate.
Inside is the KB Cake Pop Up die done in gold. The sentiment is Stampin Up’s Special Celebrations, heat embossed in gold. The acetate is attached under the trim, cake and sentiment boxes.
The cake uses the Bundle of Joy specialty paper and the beautiful trim is Gold foil using the KB Cake Trim die. It’s a shiny card! Hugs, Fran
It’s a great day for cake! I created this 5 x 5 card using Stamping Up’s Painted with Love Specialty Designer Series paper, gold foil and Karen Burniston’s new Happy Birthday die and Cake Trims die (the little hearts and the gold trim.) The words were cut from some white card stock and sponged with Melon Mambo, Blushing Bride and Powder Pink inks.
As always with Karen’s dies, the magic happens inside the card! This Cake Pop up is so easy to put together (big plus) and makes such a great card. I used the same papers on the inside and the little hearts in the paper matched up perfectly with the die.
It’s very flat when it collapses which makes it easy to mail. Hugs, Fran