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A fun and festive party sticker in a fresh pink design with scalloped
border and the word "YUM!" Use them to make DIY cupcake toppers and
party decorations , to seal favor boxes and bags, or whatever your
imagination can cook up.
One of the many charming items in our store's Beatrix Potter
Little Rabbit Collection. Mix and match the various coordinating
designs for a sophisticated, yet fun and festive, party theme. Zazzle
does the printing and you have all the fun!
Instructions for cupcake toppers: To make cupcake
toppers, be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need party picks,
lollipop sticks or long toothpicks (available at craft supply stores
and some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft
punch), glue or glue stick or tape -- and, of course, cupcakes.
To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around
it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much
faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue
or tape the pick or lollipop stick to the back of the topper and stick
the end of the pick or stick into the cupcake. (If the cupcakes will be
displayed so that both sides of the topper will be seen, use a second
sticker on the back side of the topper to attach it to the stick.)
Instructions for napkin rings: To make napkin rings, be
sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need stickers, matching card
stock (available in my gallery) or construction paper, scissors, and
glue stick or tape. Cut the card stock or construction paper into strips
roughly two inches wide by five inches long (test one on your napkins,
as the size varies depending on your rolled-up napkin’s thickness).
Adorn each strip with a sticker at center front. Wrap the paper strips
around the napkins, using glue stick or tape to affix.
Instructions for drink stirrers: To make drink stirrers,
be sure to order the 1.5" stickers. You will need craft sticks ( also
called “popsicle sticks” and available at craft supply stores and
some large discount stores), card stock, and scissors (or craft punch),
and food-safe glue or paste (the white glue or paste used in
kindergartens and schools and available anywhere glue and paste are
sold).
To assemble, affix the sticker to your carstock and cut around
it in a circle. (A two-inch craft punch will make the job go much
faster, and matching card stock will give a pretty layered look.) Glue
or paste the craft stick to the back of the cardstock circle (or use
another sticker to attach it). Add ice, a pretty matching straw, and
punch or iced tea to a clear plastic glasses or paper party cups, plop
in your stirrers, and you have one gorgeous party drink tray.
To make a Yum Tree™ or centerpiece for the birthday table, gift table, entrance hall table:
You will need stickers (a combination of various coordinating stickers
from the collection is best), matching card stock (available in my
gallery) or construction paper, bare tree branches (gathered from your
yard or a wood – leave the branches natural or spray them white), ribbon
(paper curling ribbon is pretty) or raffia or string, scissors or craft
punch and a regular hole punch. Other optional items include: Paper
curling ribbon, cellophane favor bags, matching favor boxes.
To assemble: Arrange bare tree branches in a large container such as a
vase or flower pot or pitcher. Rocks or marbles in the bottom of the
container will help to stabilize it. To make paper “ornaments” for the
tree, affix stickers to card stock or construction paper and carfully
cut around each sticker with scissors (or use a craft punch), then punch
a hole at the top with a regular hole punch, and add a loop of ribbon
or raffia.and hang from the bare tree branches. If your branches are
sturdy, you may also hang cellophane favor bags (or matching favor
boxes) filled with pretty treats, tied with matching ribbon and adorned
with stickers to be given out at the end of the party as guests are
leaving. You may also tie bits of curled ribbon here and there on the
branches if you like to further decorate them.
