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Ask Americans to name the former U.S. president whose face currently graces the U.S. $10 dollar bill and most will be quick to answer Alexander Hamilton.
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In today's post: Learn how to make a gift anyone would love: a cake made of money! Perfect for graduation, birthdays, or even a wedding! It's graduation season again and every graduate's favorite gift is:
Place your face on the one hundred dollar bill
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**This tutorial is intended for personal use only.** This dainty cupcake has a hidden treat cup located in it's center. It makes a wonderful party favor or a cute gift box for a special piece of jewelry. Use it as part of the table setting at a tea party or luncheon. Eliminate the tab closure and add a loop for hanging and you will have a sweet Christmas tree ornament. I used a 3 oz. plastic Solo cup for the base of this project. To begin, trim the cup until it measures 1-1/2" tall. You will also need to make a tab closure out of cardstock measuring 1/2" x 3". To make the tab more durable, I glued 2 layers of cardstock together. Glue the tab to the outside of the cup as shown. To make the cupcake liner, cut a strip of cardstock that measures 1-1/2" x 11" and accordion fold it in 1/4" pleats. Glue the folded cardstock together to form a ring. Add a generous amount of glue to the outside of the cup. Slip the cupcake liner around the outside of the cup. Secure with rubber bands that are not too tight. Make sure that the liner makes gentle contact with the cup and the glue. Glue a 1-3/4" circle to the underside of the tab closure. To to give a more finished look to the liner, turn the cup upside down and glue a 1-1/2" cardstock circle to the bottom. Set aside to dry. To make the frosting, cut the following strips out of paper. Use any paper that you have on hand, from an old paperback book that has seen better days to designer paper used in scrapbooking. 1-3/8" x 16" 1-1/8" x 16" 7/8" x 16" 5/8" x 16" Ink the edges on one side of each strip. Accordion fold each strip in 3/8" pleats. Glue each of the ends together to form 4 separate rings. With needle and thread, take a running stitch near the non-inked edge of each accordion pleated ring. Gather and tie off in the back. Clip thread. You should have four rosettes in graduating sizes. Glue a 2-1/4" cardstock circle to the underside of the largeest rosette. The underside of the largest rosette will be exposed so be sure to use the same color cardstock that you have used throughout this project. Glue small circles to the underside of each of the three smaller rosettes. Be sure to use the same paper that the rosettes are made from. Use a circle paper punch if you have one available to you or cut them freehand. Be sure to leave a margin around the edge of each rosette. If the circle extends all the way to the edge of the rosette, it will show once it has been assembled. The circles are necessary and will keep the rosettes from nesting into each other. Apply glue to the circles on the underside of the three smallest rosettes and stack in ascending order. Apply glue to the top of the circle located on the tab closure. Place the rosette stack on top of the circle. Add a velcro closure to the tab. Top with a cherry. No cherry? Add a cute cupcake topper instead. A belly band could also be added with the guest of honor's initials or photo. There are so many options to customize this little bundle of sweetness. I chose to add a sprinkling of crystal clear glitter to the frosting for some added sugary glitz. More glittery cupcakes. I had loads of fun designing and making these sweet cupcakes. I hope you enjoy making it too. Aloha!
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he edible images are printed with edible ink on high quality frosting sheets. We will customize your image at no additional charge! Just please enter the message to be printed on your image in the notes to seller section during checkout. Edible frosting sheets are super easy to use. Just peel the image and place it on a freshly frosted cake. You may also choose to have personalized writing added to the image for no additional cost; I have hundreds of font styles available for that unique extra touch. Simply include the message you would like printed on the image when you submit payment. Shipping Shipping is free for each additional items purchased the same time. Orders typically ship within 1 business day but during busier times it may take 2 days to dispatch your order. . We do not ship on weekends and holidays. All orders ship via USPS. USPS Priority generally takes 2-3 business days and USPS First Class generally takes 3-5 business days for delivery. Please note these are only estimates, not guaranteed delivery times. Disclaimer Disclaimer: The characters you see on my Etsy listing are just images I get off of the internet. I am not advertising to sell any of the characters. They are just samples of how I can create products. This is my own art. After the purchase I contact you the customer and make up the cake topper exactly how you want. With any image you like, or any of the samples you see. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. The characters or personalities utilized in my designs ARE NOT being sold. They are free and are only being used to personalize your party item. I do not claim ownership of these licensed characters. They are for personal use only for a one time party. They only last a couple hours after put on a cake and are not meant for memorabillia.Description
The very first banknotes were used by the Chinese in the 7th century, during the Tang Dynasty. Before it was used as an actual currency, paper money was part of a deposit system in which merchants would leave large amounts of coins with a trusted associate and receive a paper receipt for the transaction. The reason was simple — the copper coins used as currency then were heavy.
Dollar Bill Origami- Shirt and Tie: This quick and simple tutorial will show you how to fold a single dollar bill into a handsome shirt and tie. Worth doing just for the fun of it, but also a cool way to leave part of your tip the next time you're at a restaurant! When you're finished…
