Birthday Cake Layering - Hero Arts
Posted by Kelly Rasmussen on April 08, 2019

Birthday Cake Layering

Hey everyone! Today I'm using the Coloring Layering Birthday Cake clear stamp set to create a yummy birthday card.

I started out by stamping the different layers of cake. I used Cup O' Joe ink for the chocolate cake and Cotton Candy ink for the pink frosting. Then I used Mint Julep and Tide Pool for the candle base and Tangerine and Dandelion inks for the candle flame. With the help of the Misti tool, these stamps were a breeze to line up!

Next, I used Black ink to stamp the sentiment. Once all the ink was completely dry on the cake, I white heat embossed the sprinkles. Then I mounted this stamped panel onto a piece of Peony cardstock.

For the background, I die cut the Papel Picado Confetti Die from Paradise cardstock. I think this die has a party feel to it which makes it a great background for a birthday card!

And finally all the pieces of the card were assembled onto a Dove White Top Folded Card.

A cute and simple birthday card that would be easy to mass produce and keep on hand for when those special days sneak up on you.

Hope you have a great day!

4 comments

Gorgeous card Kelly, love the birthday cake, would love to have some of this chocade cake!
Thank you for sharing.

Henriétte,

Love your pretty card, thanks for sharing!

Donna Whitten,

Lovely cake card :)

Karthikha Uday,

Sweet card indeed!

Cindy C.,

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