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Hi ladies! We are having a cupcake tier instead of a traditional wedding cake. I loved the filigree wrapper but they are out of our budget. So I created them myself! So easy! I used a template for the size and shape and designed them to match our invites. I printed them on cardstock and I cut the edges using a scalloped scissor. I even glued a rhinestone to it. So what do you think! 

Hi! Thanks! I'm pretty impressed with them too! I used 65lb cardstock (lots left over from my DIY pocketfold invites) I printed them using my inkjet printer. The design was created in Adobe Illustrator, I matched my invites, which I designed too! The possibilities are endless! You can put your logo, cute words, poems, anything! I used Scotch 3M wrinkle free glue stick for the back (just overlap your ends by a 1/4 in or so. I also used the same glue to apply the rhinestone. Yay! Glad you like them. I hope another bride can use this idea for an inexpensive, but surely more adorable and personalized cupcake!

By the way, I wanted to add that you don't bake the cupcake with the wrapper. After they are baked you just slide them into the wrapper (the wrappers are glued ahead of time). :) Yes it's a little time consuming, but fun! Have your girlfriends help you out! Have a cupcake party!! it also depends on how many you will be making, I just needed 100. 

I'm hiring a baker in Princeton and I told her that I had designed my own wrappers. She was actually really excited to see them. No it shouldn't be a problem if you tell your bakery up front.

Hi! Thanks! For those of you that like the filigree cupcake wrapper, I'm sure you could buy one of those craft paper punches and just cut out a cute pattern onto your wrapper before you glue the edges together. You can trim the edges with a pretty design. Don't know how easy it would be since the wrappers are curved, but it's worth a try!

Thanks for sharing the template, love this idea!  I was looking to purchase them online, but this seems to fit more in our budget :)

I fit 3 up on an 8.5x11 sheet of 110lb. cardstock. Since I printed my design I couldn't fit anything larger than that in my inkjet printer...but I suppose if you just want to cut them out of cardstock 12x12 is fine too, you can probably fit 4 across the top and one horizontal on the bottom edge, so you end up needing less paper. Good Luck!