Baking-Themed Cards with Spellbinders Make It & Bake It Collection
Hello there, Michelle Short here, and I am delighted to be back on the Spellbinders blog sharing three cards using the Make It & Bake It Collection by Tina Smith.
This wonderful collection is perfect for anyone who loves baking and sweet treats! There are lots of fabulous punny sentiments in the collection too, to work well with the focal points, so these cards are really fun to make! I created 3 cards today using an aqua colour palette inspired by the aqua silicone spatula that I have and love!
MADE WITH LOVE
My first card uses Fluff, Frost & Roll Etched Dies to create a simple card where the kitchen utensils are the star of the show. I thought this card would work well if I gave some handmade treats to a friend or family member, or just to someone who loves baking.
To make this card:
Die cut rolling pin from Fawn and Waterfall ColorWheel Cardstock.
To finish, apply Glossy Accents to heart on spatula.
COOKIE DOUGH
My next card uses Magic Mixer along with Sugared Expressions for the sentiment. I thought this card would work perfectly just to put a smile on someone’s face!
To make this card:
Die cut bowl from Seaside and Waterfall ColorWheel Cardstock and adhere together.
Die cut cookie dough from Fawn and Truffle ColorWheel Cardstock. Die cut the layer with the holes again from Truffle, so that you have more chocolate chips to add to the rest of the cookie dough.
Stamp sentiment from Sugared Expressions onto a white A2-sized card base using Versafine Clair Nocturne Ink.
Adhere mixing bowl, cookie dough, and mixer to the card using thin foam tape.
Cut off excess mixer from the side of the card using scissors.
To finish, apply Glossy Accents to the heart on the mixer.
TIP: I had originally planned to have the design of the card be portrait, but I couldn’t fit the mixer, bowl and sentiment all on the card in that orientation, so decided to make a landscape card instead. This worked great for my design. If something doesn’t work first time, try different designs/layouts for cards, and maybe think of different shapes and sizes of card bases.
YOU BAKE THE WORLD BATTER
For my last card, I’m using the Made with Love set to create a card for a baking-loving friend.
To make this card:
To finish, apply Glossy Accents to the heart on the pocket, as well as the cherries on the cupcakes.
I hope you have enjoyed seeing my projects today. I really love baking myself, but also have lots of friends who love to bake too, so I had a lot of fun making my cards with friends in mind! Thank you so much for visiting the blog today. I hope you have a wonderful day!
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These are sensational, Michelle!
Lovely samples. Your colors are so pretty. Love them all!