Apparently there are some people in the world who don’t like cakes. Far be it from me to judge how you get down with your dessert preferences, but I just can’t understand how you don’t love spongy layer of sweetness and alternating bits of filling all topped off with a generous slathering of sugar paste…also known as frosting. I just don’t get it. Today’s DIY Paper Mache Cake Box should appeal to cake lovers and cake haters alike. You don’t eat it, you craft it and then you gift it. And then you sit back and wait for the “OMG, you made that!?” comments to come pouring in. So without any further delay, let’s make a cake.
You’ll Need:
- A smallish round paper mache box. Something about 4″ in diameter works well.
- Pink, red and white craft paint
- glitter glue – THIS is my fave.
- foam brushes
- craft glue
- a round wooden knob
- strips of paper cut with scalloped edge. I used my Cricut Explore to cut THIS image but you can also use good ‘ol scissors to get the job done.
- Paint the lid of the box with pink craft paint
- Paint the base of the box with white or cream craft paint
- Paint the wooden knob with red craft paint. Tip: Use a skewer to hold the knob in place while you paint it.
- Run a bead of craft glue around the outer edge of the lid…
- Adhere the scalloped edged paper strips around the outer edge of the box lid and let it dry.
- Use craft glue to adhere the wood knob to the top of the box and let it dry completely.
- Add sprinkles to the top of the cake using glitter glue in a random pattern all over.
- Once you completed your cake box, you can get creative with “flavors.” Use the same basic steps to create an entire bakery of cake boxes that are perfect for giving cupcakes and other little trinkets.
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Ahhh! You’ve done it again! That is..making another awesome faux food craft. These are adorable. 🙂 Thanks for sharing.
I second!
OMG, these are all just beyond adorable!!!
I’m in love with your cakes!!!
Cristina
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These are absolutely darling! So creative =)
This is just absolutely adorable. I need to find a reason to make one!
You are just the most creative gal on the web!
Adorable! We don’t understand why some people don’t like cake either. What’s not to love? And in these boxes makes it extra special! Thanks for your inspiration!
Your trick of making box is very unique, meaningful and attractive who forced me to stay on your blog. Your box design is pretty good and eye catching. I am client of The Printing daddy . I’ll show the pictures of your cake box and ask them for such a boxes And I got my boxes awesome more than expectations.
Adorable!
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Look so yummy! cant wait to make it. I will go to Walmart to find some groceries.
love making DIYs out of recycled items and I had a lot of cardboard boxes that I needed to get rid of. So, I thought of making this cute, little cake box out of them and it turned out to be really pretty. Also, I am using it as a decoration on my desk. I want to share this tutorial with others with the help of https://www.dissertation-service.org/history-dissertation/ website by getting writing help so that other can try it out and make their own paper mache cake box.
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