I’m a little pissed. There is nowhere to get a good donut in Miami. This is ridiculous…and yes, this is the kind of important life-changing issue get me worked up. Donuts. Because that’s really matters in life. Donuts…and a good pair of black pumps.
I’m no stranger to donuts on this blog. We’ve made so many donuts up in here that I could probably open up shop, but something tells me that paper donuts aren’t big sellers. There were THESE …and then there were THESE…and today I’ve got another way to make donuts. Who knew there were so many ways?!
Today’s batch is about as simple as it gets. If you need a simpler way to create a paper donut, well I don’t know what to tell you. Maybe you should just go buy some. Let’s go.
My three beloved paper punches are all you need for this project – and of course a few sheets of cardstock.
- The 2.5″ Martha Stewart Circle Punch is one that I use all the time.
- A scalloped circle punch is another must have. I used it HERE to make daisies and HERE to make cupcakes. So, it’s super versatile!
- Then there’s the essential 1″ circle punch. I use it for tags, polka dots and you should probably have one. Just trust me.
- Punch a 2.5″ circle from beige cardstock
- Punch a scalloped circle from white cardstock
- Adhere as shown
- Punch a 1″ circle in the center of both
- Use glitter glue to add sprinkles. As always, I suggest the Martha Stewart Iridescent Glitter Glues – they are the best.
Once you add some Christmassy sprinkles, these little tags are ready for adding some sweetness to your holiday packaging. Of course, these can be used year round as well. Donuts, after all, are always a good idea, right?
these are so cute, i need to get to a craft store right away to buy these punches!
Love how easy these are! Ok, Amber, time for us to get some donuts!!
I finished my gift tags for Christmas two days ago and now I want to change them haha On the bright side, I already know what kind of gift tags I am going to do next year! They are REALLY cute!! Thank you!
So cute and look incredibly easy 🙂
Well, they might not be tasty, but these are some of the best looking donuts I’ve seen in a long time! Good luck in finding a good doughnuts bakery!
ok, now I want donuts! and you can get some really good ones in CA. Cute tags!
SO fun! your tutorials are always so easy to follow!
Love! So so cute!
these are so adorable!! they’d be cute on an invitation for a brunch too, love it!!
Your doughnuts are fabulous – and low calorie too! 🙂
Very cute idea! I have these punches and Martha Stewart glitter glue. I’m going to try this.
And Thank you for the tip on using a makeup sponge to ink them – I always wondered how people did that! But then I always learn something from you. Thank you for sharing all your tips and creativity!