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Paper Doily Cupcake Cards For Valentine’s Day

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Paper Doily Cupcake Cards For Valentine's Day

Show someone in your life how special they are to you by making them a one-of-a-kind handmade cupcake card piece!!!

Paper Doily Cupcake Cards For Valentine's Day

This Valentine’s season, why not make these adorable Paper Doily Cupcake Cards for each special someone in your life? Not only will this craft be fun for adults, it can also provide an excellent educational opportunity for kids.

With just a few items from around the house and some creative design ideas from us, you’ll have beautiful cards ready to impress any loved one come February 14th.

Craft Supplies:

  • Circular Paper Doilies
  • Cardstock Paper
  • Craft Adhesive
  • Stickers
  • Black Marker
  • Scissors/Paper Trimmer
  • optional material – Glitter Glue

Directions:

  • First things first – take your paper doily and cut it into equal halves. This will give you TWO cupcake cards you can make today.
  • Use adhesive to adhere ONE paper doily half to a sheet of white cardstock paper. This is now the “frosting” of the cupcake.
  • Now take another sheet of cardstock and cut out the “cup” of the cupcake.
  • Adhere that piece, under the paper doily, on your white cardstock paper.
  • Finally, add a “cherry” embellishment on top and if desired, some glitter glue “sprinkles.”
  • The last step is to take your paper trimmer and NOW trim down your card to create the card. The size of yours may depend on how big you made your cupcake. Because of the odd shape of your card, I do suggest either gifting as is or making your own card {Pinterest would be my go-to place to learn how to make an envelope!}
  • Add other embellishments you see fit {like marker drawn lines on the cupcake bottom to give it more definition} You could also add chocolate hearts to your pieces like we did in our Unicorn Valentine card tutorial.
  • Finally – it’s time to give away your Doily Cupcake Cards!

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Paper Doily Cupcake Cards For Valentine's Day

If you loved this “paper cupcake valentine card” idea, you are in for a real treat with us because we have TONS of ideas using paper doilies as the center piece!

For further inspiration this Valentine’s Day holiday, be sure to check out our Unicorn, Bunny and Gnome paper doily valentine card posts!

Both of which would pair nicely with today’s tutorial, so you can fill up someone’s mailbox with tons of love on Valentine’s Day!

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Paper Doily Cupcake Cards For Valentine's Day

Paper Doily Cupcake Cards

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