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11 August Crafts & DIY Projects Digest

Cupcake Liner Fireworks

Kids Crafts

Cupcake liner fireworks are a delightful and whimsical craft perfect for adding a touch of festive flair to any celebration. By simply folding and cutting colorful cupcake liners into intricate patterns reminiscent of fireworks, you can create a stunning display that will amaze your guests. This creative DIY project is not only fun to make but also a delightful way to involve children in the excitement of party planning. Whether you're hosting a birthday bash, a Fourth of July barbecue, or a New Year's Eve gathering, incorporating cupcake liner fireworks into your decor is sure to spark joy and brighten the ambiance. So gather your supplies, unleash your imagination, and get ready to bring a burst of joy to your next event with these charming and easy-to-make decorations. Your guests will be dazzled by your creativity, and you'll have a blast crafting these mini masterpieces!

Materials

2 pieces of cupcake liner, any color or print
Paper straw
Glue

Tools
Scissors


Instructions

First tutorial, flatten both cupcake liners.
Clip around the edge to make a simple fringe along the folded lines.

With the wrong side of the liners facing up, apply glue to one piece of baking paper and create a circular shape with the glue on the other one.
Put one end of the paper straw in the center of the cupcake liner.

Put together both fringe-cut cupcake liners to sandwich the paper straw.

Second tutorial, flatten both cupcake liners.


Clip around the edge with a thin triangle cut to make a simple fringe along the folded lines.
With the wrong side of the liners facing up, apply glue to one piece of baking paper and create a circular shape with the glue on the other one.

Put one end of the paper straw in the center of the cupcake liner.
Put together both fringe-cut cupcake liners to sandwich the paper straw.


The DIY cupcake liner fireworks are now ready to use for any celebration.


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