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Share this… Pinterest Facebook Email Messenger Whatsapp Hi and welcome to Mitosu Crafts UK, thanks for stopping by. It’s Jay here with my DT inspiration card for the Paper Craft Crew Card Sketch Challenge #PCC323 I used the Home To Roost Cling Mount Stamp Set from the Sale-A-Bration brochure for my project today. We recently ordered amazing new cardmaking products from the 2019 Spring / Summer catalogue and earned this set (and other items) for FREE. Using card sketches are a great way to get started on projects and we will be showing off this card on our display board for our local classes and demonstrations I stamped the cockerel in Tranquil Tide on normal Whisper White cardstock then used the Aqua Painters to colour in Night of Navy, Tranquil Tide, Pumpkin Pie and Poppy Parade inks. The background colours are Soft Sea Foam and Crumb Cake TIP: Use kitchen towels to get rid of excess water on the Aqua Painter to prevent over saturating the cardstock with water OR use Watercolour Paper The coloured cockerel was die cut with the new Rectangle Stitched Framelits as well as the Crumb Cake card layer. I stamped the reeds tone on tone and adhered on the cardbase. The Rectangle Stitched Framelits are in US sizes so I altered the cardbase dimensions to have an even border The smaller Smoky Slate, is an altered size by running the cardstock through twice. The sentiment in Soft Suede was cut into pieces to follow the card sketch then finished off with the Metallic Pearls Check out the rest of the Design Team’s creative inspirations back at the Paper Craft Crew challenge blog and play along our Card Sketch Challenge #PCC323 by submitting your own handmade creation HERE Thanks again for stopping. Until next time, BYEEEEE! Product List Home To Roost Cling Stamp Set [149736] £0.00 Rectangle Stitched Framelits Dies [148551] £33.00 Crumb Cake A4 Card Stock [121685] £8.00 Card Stock A4 Smoky Slate [131291] £8.00 Whisper White A4 Card Stock [106549] £9.00 Soft Suede Classic Stampin’ Pad [147115] £7.00 Tranquil Tide Classic Stampin’ Pad [147146] £7.00 Poppy Parade Classic Stampin’ Pad [147050] £7.00 Pumpkin Pie Classic Stampin’ Pad [147086] £7.00 Night Of Navy Classic Stampin’ Pad [147110] £7.00 Crumb Cake Classic Stampin’ Pad [147116] £7.00 Soft Sea Foam Classic Stampin’ Pad [147102] £7.00 Metallic Pearls [146282] £6.50 Whisper White 5/8″ (1.6 Cm) Flax Ribbon [148764] £6.50 Clear Wink Of Stella Glitter Brush [141897] £7.50 Paper Snips Scissors [103579] £9.25 Aqua Painters [103954] £16.00 The 2019 Spring/Summer Occasions Catalogue is live and you can earn FREE products from the Sale-A-Bration brochure including the Home To Roost Cling Mount Stamp Set when you place a qualifying order We hope that you enjoy our projects. If you like the products we have used, you can order current Stampin’ Up!® products and craft supplies with Mitosu Crafts via our UK Online Shop 24/7 It means a lot for your continued support so please use our current Stampin’ Reward Code located on the top right of our blog for orders between £20 to £150. If you place an order for £150 and above, do not use the reward code so you can get the reward for yourself Your Independent Stampin’ Up!® Demonstrators, Basingstoke UK Card Making and Papercraft Creative Coaches Inspirations/Classes/Events/Online Shop ~Thank You~ Share this… Pinterest Facebook Email Messenger Whatsapp
Let's get this Holiday Recipe Exchange kicked off with our chocolate recipes! Today I'm sharing a scrumptious Dark Chocolate Pudding recipe.
My second fondant covered cake, and second 3d cake, August '08. Propped up while it sets. Next day, unfortunately the stand wasn't strong enough and the body fell off as I was taking the plastic wrap off the board. So no final pictures...
Baseball cake pops for an end of season party. Red Velvet/cream cheese and Vanilla/vanilla cake pops. I made a little stand out of square plywood, painted it to look like a ball field and drilled holes to hold the pops. My first time making a stand, I think next time, I will use a thicker board, but this worked OK.
DIY beer bottle cake 24 bottled beers 4 airplane shots 2 cake boards (can use cardboard) 1 small cardboard circle (cut from beer box) Ribbon Hot glue or double sided tape Do not buy cold beer unless u can refrigerate Start by laying everything out to size how many bottles for each tier Glue bottles to cake board Wrap in ribbon Do the same for each tier then add hot glue to the top of the bottles and stack on the next tier
My first Laptop/computer cake. Thank you so much to "Egg yol" & "CakesByShara" for all your help, you gave me some really good advice, and next time Shara I will get some foam core board (as you suggested) for the screen to make it less heavy!! Everything is edible except for the screen, it is a chocolate cake with chocolate buttercream covered (bottom layer) with blue fondant and then the top layer (laptop) is the same but covered with grey fondant then painted silver. This has turned out to be the fiddliest cake I have done so far, as I cut out the keys on the keyboard individually, just incase it broke while putting it on, and as for the Ipod in the front, I added that because I put a dent in the front of the blue layer of cake, but I quite like the look of it, well except for the screen..........but hey they aren't eating that............well I hope not!!! Lol!
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Gum paste shoe with a glimpse of the matching handbag. I think I'll come back in my next life as a shoe designer! Some days I just love my job! Perfect size 5! Took this photo before I cleaned up the board...hence the bit of "glue" beneath the heel :-(( But I always forget to take close ups of my gum paste froo froo's so snapped this one before I finished up the cake.
Football Helmet Cake My sister’s husband is an avid football fan. More specific, he is a Jets fan. I know… No comment. Therefore, for his 40th birthday, she requested a football helmet cake to celebrate his birthday. While, I am always up for a challenge, I know nothing about football. My exposure to football, is the Superbowl. I must admit, I really watch for the half-time show. Shocking… This might change in the future, but for now I had to ask football fans (shout out to the pit crew) and researched the helmet. My plan for this cake was to make it as close to the real helmet as possible. I printed a few images of the Jets helmet; specifically the front, the side and the back view. I discovered that there were different types of helmet. Oh man… I had to pick one. I did not get hung up on making it to scale, if you know me, this was very hard to do. Hut.. Hut.. Hike…. The cake was a red velvet cake filled with a cream cheese frosting and my delicious Italian Meringue buttercream. I baked three eight (8) inch rounds and one half sphere. When the cakes were baked and cooled (I placed the cakes in the refrigerator to get cold for carving), I stacked the cakes one on top of each other and cut out the front of the helmet. I had to use a spoon to get inside. Easy right… Then, it was time to fill the cake. Because the cake was a bit high, I added a board and dowels inside. Once the cake was settled, I crumb coated and chilled. The next step was the final coat of frosting. I checked the cake in the morning and realized I needed to take a bit more off the front of the helmet cake. After, This I was very happy with the look of the cake, it was time to add the fondant. I used white fondant with a small amount of green for the decorations. I painted the fondant on the cake board green, then added the cake to prepare for the mask. The Mask Of all the things with this cake, I was most nervous about the mask. Why, because I was not sure if I should make it ahead of time and if I did whether it would fit. I decided I would make it on the cake using pastillage. Pastillage drys really fast and hard. Problem number one, the pastillage was not coming together like I wanted. The pastillage kept breaking and I spent so much time playing around with it, I ended up using gum paste at the last minute. The gum paste worked very well. I added the gum paste to the front of the cake and used some of my modeling tools to hold it up and keep its shape. The chin strap was added as well. When I checked it the next day, I was very happy with it. I started the very long and tedious journey of making the logo, at this point I was very exhausted and after making the first one, I realized It was going to take too long. I cheated and purchased the logo on edible sheets. Whoo hoo…. Another cake done….
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Salted caramel cake , carved into a skate board.
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Skate Board Cake October 2008 - My son was into skate boarding, so I made him a skate board made of lemon cake & lemon bc.
