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Diamond Post Medal for All Time! 1,298 Posts This is a cute handmade touch to add to a cake, cupcake, donut, or even a bagel or burger as a topper.
Also, you won't need as many candles or none at all (depending on where the event is held).
The same concept can be applied for anniversaries or graduations, not just birthday ages.
Total Time: 30-45 minutes
Supplies:
- parchment paper
- hot glue gun
- Optional Microsoft Word
- Optional printer
- toothpick or skewers
- scissors
- tissue paper
Steps:
- Using Microsoft Word, you can create a text box with the number you would like and print it out. Or, you can free hand your number.
- Place parchment paper, (or I think glass would work best) over your number. Trace with hot glue. Allow to dry for 5 minutes.
- Once dried, peel off of the parchment paper. Some residue of parchment paper will be stuck (remove as most as you can), but that is completely fine since the back will not show. Go over with scissors and trim the number to look nicer.
- If you have a toothpick you can skip this step. But I did not, so I cut skewers into 2" pieces with scissors.
- Flip the number over and apply a strip of hot glue on the base of the number and center the skewer stick. Apply hot glue over to secure the skewer in place.
- With tissue paper, cut thin strips into cubed confetti. Place all of your confetti bits in a paper bowl.
- Using hot glue trace over the front of the number (you don't need a lot) then dip into the confetti to coat the number.
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attosa
Diamond Post Medal for All Time! 1,246 Posts June 21, 20180 found this helpful
Cute and super thrifty!
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Diamond Post Medal for All Time! 1,298 Posts June 24, 20180 found this helpful
Thanks! I like how it turned out :)
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