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Showcase: Eat Cake Birthday Card

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Showcase: Eat Cake Birthday Card

Die cut and sewn this card is quite unique and could make anyone’s birthday special. Finished off with a great quote on the inside “Life is short, eat cake!”

Supplies from The Paper Mill Store

CutMates Diecutable Card Stock

Other Supplies

eCraft Electronic Die Cutting System
Unity Stamps
Scotch ATG glue glider
Bella Blvd Sophisticates blue paper
Brown ink
Sewing machine
Pearl and Rhinestone Accents
Rounded corner trimmer
Paper Trimmer with Scallop blade
Ribbon
Glue Dots

Birthday Card Inside

Instructions

Run 12 x12 white diecutable cardstock through eCraft machine to cut out circle and cake.
Cut 7 inch piece with circle and fold to make card with window.
Glue circle and cake to inside.
Use Utility Stamps for the cake, banner and phrase.
Adhere ribbon frosting with glue dots.
Sew on banner pendants and ribbon to outside of card with sewing machine

Created by Lyssa Zimmerman, for more about Lyssa and this project visit lyssa-beth.blogspot.com and blog.craftwellusa.com

May 30, 2012

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