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Recently I was doing a purge of my craft room (I use the word purge here to mean shuffling things around to give the illusion that I have actually removed something from my room!) and ran across a large stash of cupcake liners that I had forgotten about. A few years ago I would use the liners on scrapbook layouts and in mini albums and tried to pick up fun, colorful ones whenever I would find them. I brought back some from a trip to the Netherlands, I found some super cute ones in a variety of colors at a local Japanese market, I scored some vintage ones while thrifting, and of course there are cute ones for every holiday.
For a while they were displayed in pretty vintage jars in my room but at some point they were relegated to the depths of a large plastic storage bin. Never one to toss something out, when I re-discovered them I started to source out ideas to see what I could do with my liners beyond using them on scrapping projects as I had in the past. I thought I would find one or two cute ideas, but instead I found a gazillion! Well gazillion might be an exaggeration, but I found quite a few DIYs on how to use my cupcake liner stash to create some pretty cool projects! If you aren’t a hoarder like me and only have regular cupcake liners for baking in your kitchen, by using this tutorial on how to dip dye white liners you will soon have liners in every color possible to use on these 25 cupcake liner crafts.
Cupcake Liner Paper Crafting
Cupcake Liner Wreaths & Garlands
Cupcake Liner Flowers
Cupcake Liner Party Decor
Tie Dyed Cupcake Liner Birthday Hat
Cupcake Liner Gift Wrap Ideas
What is your favorite flavor of cupcake?
Martha Bonneau
I started scrapping in 2006 and was quickly addicted!I was an avid scrapper until late summer of 2010 when we started our adoption journey, at that point I was overwhelmed with paperwork (and emotions!) and I had to put something on the back burner in my life but I knew I would eventually come back to it.
We welcomed our daughter home from China in December of 2011 and a few months later I found my groove again and pulled out all of those supplies that had been tucked away.
I started out scrapping again doing traditional layouts, but at the beginning of this year I jumped into Project Life and I love it!
When I’m not scrapping I am usually spending time with our daughters which means library time, going on walks, thrifting (they love it as much as I do!) or watching Kung Fu Panda for the millionth time.I also have an Etsy shop Panda Eight Designs where I sell scrapbooking flair that I design.
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Good post Martha! Nice pics of different styles.
One thing I think you should note is people who are interested in getting a cuckoo clock really have to research it to make sure it’s authentic.
There are so many “knock offs” out there now that won’t be authentic from the Cuckoo Forest.
Here’s one guide on how to tell if the one you’re considering is authentic or not: