Yesterday was my friend Beth’s birthday---yes, she was a St Patrick’s baby! I resisted my desire to make her a green card and fashioned a paper birthday cake for her:
I used several punches to make quick work of this cake---no heating up my kitchen, no temptation to lick the icing bowl, and best of all, this cake has no calories! And check out the glittery icing:
Hope you had a great birthday, Beth!
- Stamps: Bring on the Cake
- Paper: WW, Melon Mambo, Wild Wasabi, Daffodil Delight, Sew Suite DP
- Ink: Stazon, Versamark
- Acc: 3-Heart, Corner Rounder, Scallop Trim Border, Scallop Border, Tab & 1/16” Punches; Pompom Trim, Heat & Stick Powder, DD Glitter, Dimensionals, Pearls, Perfect Polka Dogs EF, Regal Rose Marker, SAMJ
What a cute and fun cake you've created! I'm going to have to CASE this great idea! And just look at that pose on Miss Cassidy! I see those tiny curled up toes :)
ReplyDeleteLeAnn, this is beyond adorable! I just love the idea you shared of making a "punch" cake. The glittery icing and pom pom trim are awesome accents, too. Little Mass Cassidy looks as sweet as ever, in her photo. Too Cute! :)
ReplyDeleteHi LeAnn ~ what a great idea ~ I'll be CASing this for sure ~ TFS and have a fabulous weekend ~ it's Friday, yippee ~ Cassidy, you are so adorable!
ReplyDeleteAhhh your cake looks so yummy!!
ReplyDeleteI nominated you for the Stylish Blogger
Big smiles,
Corie
LeAnne,
ReplyDeleteThis is such a really clever idea! Your creation is perfectly done and a lot of cutting and punching going on. I will try it for myself and show the grand daughters how to make a BD cake on a stand too. They love to punch! Yesterday was Matti's BD dinner and Jodi (the mom) made a chocolate cake with a caramel glaze and a brown sugar frosting and it was soo good. "I" licked the spatula and bowl from the caramel and the frosting and ate a little taste of the cake. It was a Paula Deen recipe from FoodTV Network site called Chocolate Pecan Caramel cake. Try it for someone special. It was really good, but lots of butter!
Love and blessings to a great paper cake maker! Martha
Terrific cake card! Looks good enough to eat. The ball fringe must be really tiny... am wondering how it would survive the postal service! Love all the pictures of Cassidy! So sweet!
ReplyDeleteYum, yum!
ReplyDeleteDeliciously adorable, LeAnne!
ReplyDeleteLeAnne, This punched birthday cake card is adorable. I've been thinking of creating one myself using the cute borders in the SAB ice cream accents pack. Hey - I see you reached your 300 followers goal - CONGRATULATIONS!! I Love your cards & your darling grand daughter...Barb
ReplyDeleteI am going to case this cake!!! I have enjoyed watching little Miss Cassidy growing up...she is very cute...love the card.
ReplyDeleteRene from OZ xo
Whoa! What a great punched cake - I know your friend loved it! And tell Miss Cassidy that I wish I could have bunnies on the bottom of my socks just like hers - soooo cute!
ReplyDeleteYou're so clever - amazing card LeAnne.
ReplyDeleteSo FABULOUS LeAnne! Love those pompoms!!! What a great card!
ReplyDeleteKeep the pics of the cutie coming!