As you know I celebrated my birthday last week and I wanted to add a personal touch to my party favors. I gave my guests YUMMY red velvet mini cupcakes from Cat's Cupcakery and dressed them up with inspiration party flags created from my new digital mixed media artist papers {which will launch in my digital shoppe next week} and Collage Pauge. This is a super fun tutorial and simple party decorating idea..great for any occasion.
SUPPLIES needed
- Collage Pauge Matte
- paint brush
- scissors
- DREAM BIG graffiti inspiration mixed media papers by treiC designs
- toothpicks
- foil
STEP ONE | print out INSPIRATION party flag mixed media papers using an inkjet printer
STEP TWO| cut printed papers into strips using a paper trimmer
STEP THREE | cut a triangle shape out of the edges of the flags with scissors. use the excess pieces in other papercraft projects like greeting cards, ATCs or project life.
STEP FOUR| brush Collage Pauge onto the back of the party flag cutout using a 1 inch flat brush. Place on a piece of foil to protect your workspace.
STEP FIVE| wrap glued flag around a toothpick. Collage Pauge dries quick, so work fast. IDEA: wrap the glued flags around skewers for longer flags.
STEP SIX| place all the glued flags into a small container to dry.
STEP SEVEN | Use the party flags as cupcake toppers. I placed the cupcakes inside plastic treat bags. To make sure they didn't fall over, I cut out rectangle shapes of my printable mixed media papers and taped them to the bag using Aleene's Tacky Tape Runner and added a Tacky Tape small dot to the bottom of the cupcake to attach it to the paper base.
INSPIRATION party flags are a colorful way to decorate your favors! with the holidays coming up, use this idea to decorate your holiday treats! Big hugs..xoxo~Traci
*All Tulip and Aleene's products were provided by ILoveTo Create.










WOW!!! It looks like we will be having fun this coming holidays doing some art article using this details that I’ve learn here! Great idea!!! I’m sure that the kids is going to love this… Thanks for sharing!
Posted by: Kayden Curtis | November 23, 2012 at 01:21 AM