Cardboard birthday cake diy

No need to buy or rent candy buffet equipments, dito tayo sa mas tipid. Karton lang sapat na! Cardboard Crafts Ideas for your kids upcoming Birthday....

Glue the cake tiers together evenly centered one on top of the next as shown. Glue a piece of the 2.5” white ribbon around the top edge of each tier about ¼” down from the top. Glue the 1.5” red and white, polka dot ribbon around the bottom of each tier and glue the 5/8” […]

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Oh my goodness, did Miss G ever have fun creating this colourful, sequinned, drippy cardboard cake! Perfect timing too, as her baby brother’s first birthday is just over a week away and she’s absolutely vibrating with excitement. {this post contains affiliate links} The idea came from the newest addition to our art book collection –…

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I found this template on Big Foot and Pickle website. Scroll down for examples of the finished product. In order for all the pieces to fit together, you need to make sure that you stretch the pattern to a full 8.5x11 sheet of paper. You will need 12 pieces total. Good luck! Contact me when you've completed one and I will add it here for others to see!