Sometimes using a numerical representation of the birthday person's
age is to share
in their excitement and sometimes, it’s to rub it in a bit…in a loving way, of course.
This month, we're challenging you to come up with interesting ways to feature
numbers in your design.
For my project, I'm using the "half century mark" as a fun cake topper.
in their excitement and sometimes, it’s to rub it in a bit…in a loving way, of course.
This month, we're challenging you to come up with interesting ways to feature
numbers in your design.
For my project, I'm using the "half century mark" as a fun cake topper.
The Cake Die-namics pieces were cut from white card stock and ink distressed.
I cut an extra cake layer and trimmed it for the top of the cake. The numbers and
cake plate were cut from green card stock.
A panel was cut with the wonky stitched rectangle and all the pieces were adhered
to it. I stamped the sentiment and finished off the card with clear sequins.
to it. I stamped the sentiment and finished off the card with clear sequins.
Visit the Card Challenges blog for all the details on how you can win a
$50 MFT gift voucher when you enter the challenge!
Superb card Donna... Love the sentiment.
ReplyDeleteDonna, you're so creative to add an extra layer of the cake and put the number on top (instead of candles)! Your beautiful sponging and the gel pen highlights make my mouth water!
ReplyDeleteHideko xx