Birthday Cake

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Hi readers! Happy Monday to you! I hope you all had a fantastic weekend! Today I’m pleased to bring you two gorgeous cards made by the one and only Kathy Racoosin showing you a variety of tips, tricks, & techniques using some fun Simon Says Stamp exclusive products.

Enjoy!

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To create a beautiful and texture background use the scalloped circle from the Cake & Congrats die cut set and die cut enough to cover  your background. Use an embossing folder to give the circles lots of texture. Glue onto white cardstock and trim off an access circles.
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Die cut several cakes. trim and stack to your liking. add  color with copic markers, stamp flowers, color and add enamel accents to the flower centers. color only the brown cake (not the flowers) with wink of stella. Add glossy accents to the cake plate.

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Die cut a few sentiments, color with a brown marker and add wink of stella.

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Cut off the letters of the birthday sentiment that you want to use. in my case “B. day” glue the letters on a strip of vellum and pink cardstock and place on your card base.

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Using my leftover cake I created a quick masculine cake card. I colored the scallop part of the cake plate to make it more masculine and trimmed part of the stand on the cake plate. Stamp a background with smoke & green apple ink.
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Have some fun and draw some dripping chocolate frosting on the cake layers. Color , add glossy accents to the flames and glue candles on to the cake. cut some banners and stamp the sentiments.

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  1. this would also make a great wedding cake. Love when the dies can be multi-purpose – a small cake or add on the layers to make something bigger. Great cards.

  2. Kathy always knocks her cards out of the park. She’s such a master at coloring and knowing exactly the right design to showcase it.

  3. So beautiful birthdays cards! Love the fist one! Great advice for stretch the use of our dies! Thanks!

  4. I happen to be a huge fan of cake, so I am quite smitten with that giant one! Yum! Love both of these fun cards!

  5. Wow! These cards are amazing. Just love the backgrounds and the glossy accents. Thanks for the inspiration!

  6. The first birthday card is just gorgeous. Love the details especially the embossing. The 2nd card is just fun and stunning. Awesome inspiration on male & feminine birthday cards.

  7. I love your pretty cards! You’ve showed that these dies can be very versatile, must have! Thanks for the tutorial, it was very helpful.

  8. These cake cards are delicious–the first one so flowery and feminine, adore it! The second would be perfect for a masculine card–I’m struggling to make my son a BD card today–trying to find some inspiration!

  9. Super cute cards:) Love the apple green on the 2nd card, really made the card stand out:) Thanks for the inspiration.

    Peace, Love, & Creative Hugs!
    Monica L.

  10. 2 awesome cards, and that first cake is definitely a one of a kind with all these layers ha ha ha. But both are sooo awesome and well made. Great work Kathy.

  11. Awesome birthday cakes!
    The chocolate frosting on the masculine card looks good enough to eat.
    Thank you for sharing.

  12. Wow I love this birthday cake imagine having a piece of that yummy looking cake, yes please I also love that you used the left over pieces to make a fabulous guy card!

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