
Welcome to the Layers of Color Cake Decorating Party!
I am beyond thrilled to be participating in the Cake Decorating Party with the talented Layers of Color DT and their guests!
Thank you Jessica for inviting me and to Laura and the rest of the DT for letting me join the party!
We have a line-up of fantastic crafting chefs that will inspire you to get into your creative kitchens and whip up some delicious artwork!
If you came by the way of the talented
Nina Bracket you are right on track. If you are just stopping by I encourage you to start
here at the beginning so you do not miss a second of this wonderfully sweet party. I also have a list of all the designers participating in the Cake Decorating Party at the bottom of my post should you get lost along the way.
Our party hostess is Gunn Thelin Knutsen who is generously sharing her cake template with us today! Come whet your appetite with her creative paper cake slice boxes that are marvelously decorated with
Layers of Color.
This is truly how you can have your cake and eat it too! Enjoy a tasty cake fresh from the oven,
while being creative with
Layers of Color, pretty papers, laces, flowers, and even jewelry!
I made three pieces of cake and cupcake to share with you. I have quite a few pictures so I will keep my chatter to a minimum. If you have any questions about the cakes or cupcake, please leave them in the comments or drop me an email and I will be happy to answer them!
First up is the cupcake...
The cupcake liner was made with Basic Grey's Lime Rickey pattern paper and my Score Pal. The tag was made with the LOC
Sent with Love stamp set and Spellbinder's Long Rectangle Nestabilities. The 'frosting' is a crocheted flower that I handmade. I decorated the cupcake with the darling baby and tree images from the
Flower Child stamp set.
Here is a closer look at the frosting and decorations.
Next up is the piece of cake that my daughter says reminds her of cheesecake.
I printed out the template on a piece of glossy paper and used my alcohol inks to create the marbled look. This technique is called polished stone. I added a piece of lace along the center of the slice to make it look like a layered piece of cake. The butterflies are from the
Flutterescent stamp set and were colored with copics.
Let me show how I decorated the top...
I used lots of paper flowers, branch punches and another beautiful butterfly from the
Flutterescent stamp set.
My next piece of cake has a musical theme...
The cake template was printed on shimmer white card and I decorated the cake with images from the
Joyful Noise stamp set. All the images were heat embossed using sparkly black embossing powder.
And here is a top view...
Along with the images, I added paper and prima flowers, leaf branched and pearl strings.
And my last piece of cake...

I decorated this piece of cake using the
Bella Brocade stencil and Rusty Hinge distressed ink. I accented the brocade with rhinestones and chunky glitter.
Here's a view of from the top...

The butterfly is from the
Flutterescent stamp set and the flower is from the
Flower Child stamp set.
Tasty isn't it? Let's have some more!...Before I send you on your way to the fabulous
Suzanne Czosek, I want to remind you to swing by
Layers of Color Boutique and grab a FREE Cupcake Card Template!
In celebration, Laura has added some SALE items and Special Bundle offers with fabulous pricing on Spellbinders Dies! And when you subscribe to the
Layers of Color blog and leave a comment, you will be entered into our Party Favor Drawing to have the chance to WIN this yummy Layers of Color art stamp set!...
Birdday Party art stamp set
Hum along with me as I sing Happy Birth Day to my Nephew, Xandyr, who celebrates his birthday this week!
Happy Birthday Panda!! Aunt Sharri loves you and I'll bring you a piece of cake to the party!!!
The talented designers participating in the Layers of Color Cake Decorating Party:
Enjoy the rest of the Cake Decorating Party!