DIY: Cupcake Wrapper
By hungry runner on May 7th, 2010 . Filed under: Crafts, Decorating .Sometimes it is hard to find a cupcake wrapper that suits your needs. Here is a template so you can make your own cupcake wrappers, that way they will be exactly what you imagined. Below are the directions but don’t forget one essential, the template!
Difficulty: Easy
Time Required: 20 minutes
Here’s How:
- Print the cupcake wrapper template at its full size (preferably onto a sturdy paper like cardstock, but normal printing paper will work OK). Cut it out along the solid lines. The dashed lines indicate where you will need to cut a slit on your finished wrapper. The slit is optional. If you prefer, you can use Scotch tape to hold the wrapper together.
- Trace the template on the wrong side of the paper you’d like to use for the cupcake wrappers. Trace as many as you will need and then cut them out.
- Wrap the cupcake wrapper around a baked, frosted cupcake and attach its lose ends either by interlocking the tabs where you’ve cut the slits or affixing a small piece of Scotch tape.
- Display the cupcakes on a platter or cake stand.
Tips:
Only your imagination can limit the types of paper you could use for cupcake wrappers. Throwing a superhero-themed birthday party? Use the pages of old comic books. Making the cupcakes for a Christmas party? Use last year’s wrapping paper. For a birthday party with any theme, how about having the birthday kid decorate the wrappers herself? For a graduation party, ask family and friends to write personal messages or advice to the graduate on the cupcake wrappers.
What You Need:
- Free cupcake wrapper template
- Scissors
- Pencil or pen
- Optional: Scotch tape
May 7th, 2010 at 10:46 am
cute! i like the idea of personalizing them, like if you did one with everyone’s name on it at a birthday party as a place setting. or pictures!
August 8th, 2011 at 4:00 am
that’s great but the “cupcake wrapper template” page just puts you on another birthday party page. We need the image of the template (the entire point.)