Party Hat Banner featuring Surprise Lite!

Party Hat Banner featuring Surprise Lite!

Kay Williamson

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Surprise! It's easy to create your own party hat banner with images from the Surprise Jumbo Unmounted Stamps.

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Surprise Jumbo Unmounted Stamps

I chose photos from my daughter's 7th birthday party which had never made it into my scrapbook. Good thing, because this color palette is perfect!

Birthday Scrapbook Layout Created with Club Scrap's Surprise Collection #clubscrap #surprise

Party Hat Banner Instructions

Stamp the party hats onto Pink, Red and Green papers with CS® Fuchsia, Carnation, and Neon Green inks. Fussy cut the hats, and leave a tab extending beyond the bottom of each hat. (They'll look a bit like Christmas trees.)

Birthday Scrapbook Layout Created with Club Scrap's Surprise Collection #clubscrap, #surprise

Fold each tab around a string and secure with Bookbinding Glue dispensed from a Needle-tip Applicator. Adhere the banner to the page with Foam Adhesive Circles.

Birthday Scrapbook Layout Created with Club Scrap's Surprise Collection #clubscrap, #surprise

Bonus Birthday Embellishments

Create an adorable row of candles with 1/4x2" scraps. Fussy cut orange flames to complete the look.

Birthday Scrapbook Layout Created with Club Scrap's Surprise Collection #clubscrap, #surprise

Draw black wicks and flame highlights with a white gel pen.

Birthday Scrapbook Layout Created with Club Scrap's Surprise Collection #clubscrap, #surprise

The Surprise Lite Sequin Bowtie is the perfect finishing touch to my hand cut number seven.

Birthday Scrapbook Layout Created with Club Scrap's Surprise Collection #clubscrap, #surprise

It is so nice to know that I can easily create a matching embellishment for any party or theme.

Kay

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