A Cake Fancy Theme Challenge for #TGIFC456

Happy Friday! It’s another theme challenge for #TGIFC456 and I’m using the new Cake Fancy stamp set.

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For this fun challenge, the Cake Fancy stamp set fits the theme perfectly! This stamp set is a lot of fun and can be used for any occasion. This birthday cake happens to be chocolate, but would also be great in a vanilla or red velvet. All three sound delicious to me!!

You can find this stamp set on page 30 of the Jan-Apr 2024 Mini Catalog.

cake fancy stamp set

The background is embossed with the Softly Sophisticated embossing folder. It is part of the Softly Sophisticated bundle that you can get FREE during Sale-A-Bration. This set can be earned with any $100 qualifying purchase. 

softly sophisticated bundle

To make the card

  • Begin with a 5 1/2” x 8 1/2” piece of Lost Lagoon cardstock, score and fold at 4 1/4” to form your card base.
  • Adhere a 4” x 5 1/4” piece of Crumb Cake cardstock to the card base using Multipurpose Liquid Glue (MLG).
  • Sandwich a 3 7/8” x 5 1/8” piece of Basic White cardstock in the Softly Sophisticated embossing folder and run through your cut & emboss machine. Adhere the piece to the card.
A Cake Fancy Theme Challenge for #TGIFC456
  • Stamp you cake plate on a piece of Basic White cardstock using Gray Granite ink. Then, stamp over the image again with Versamark ink. Quickly dust it with Clear embossing power, tap off the excess, and set in place with your Heat Tool.

Time for the cake

  • Stamp two layers of cake on top of the plate using Crumb Cake ink. (Hint- be sure to leave a space between the two layers.)
A Cake Fancy Theme Challenge for #TGIFC456
  • Stamp your top part of the cake and the side icing using Early Espresso ink, stamped off. (Stamp off means to ink up your stamp, stamp on a scrap piece of paper, then without reinking, stamp your image.) (hint- be sure to leave another space between the top layer) Color over the Early Espresso inked images with your dark Pecan Pie Stampin’ Blend. Then, stamp over the images again with Versamark ink. Quickly dust them with Clear embossing powder, tap off the excess, and set in place with your Heat Tool.
  • On another piece of Basic White cardstock, stamp the following; two large flowers in Lost Lagoon, one medium flower in Berry Burst (stamped off), two small flowers in Bubble Bath, and four leaves in Soft Sea Foam. Stamp the center of the flowers with Lemon Lolly ink.
  • Fussy cut the cake and the flowers. (Fussy cut means to cut with your Paper Snips.)
A Cake Fancy Theme Challenge for #TGIFC456
  • Adhere the cake, four flowers, and three leaves to the card using Stampin’ Dimensionals.
A Cake Fancy Theme Challenge for #TGIFC456
  • Tie a large bow in Lost Lagoon ribbon and attach it diagonally to the card using Mini Glue Dots.
A Cake Fancy Theme Challenge for #TGIFC456
  • Stamp your sentiment on a piece of Crumb Cake cardstock using Lost Lagoon ink. Punch the sentiment out with the Double Oval Punch. (Hint- make sure that the sentiment is in the bottom-right portion of the oval.) Then, adhere the small pink flower and last leaf to the sentiment and attach to the card using Stampin’ Dimensionals.
  • Attach three Rainbow Pastel Dots as shown.
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Overall, it’s pretty easy right? It’s just pretty lengthy to describe. Adding the Clear embossing powder to the icing and cake plate, really makes it stand out.

A printable tutorial can be found by clicking the button below.

What do you think? Are you up for the challenge of making a cake? We would love for you to play along with us. Even is you don’t have the cake stamp set, you can make any party theme card that you would like. Click on over to the TGIF Challenges Blog, and join us by uploading your creation. Also, be sure to leave a comment to let me know what you think of my Cake FancySoftly card too.


If you would like to purchase the supplies used to make the Cake Fancy card, you can click here or any of the photos above. When ordering, be sure to enter my monthly host code to take advantage of the Ninja Loyalty Rewards Program.

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6 thoughts on “A Cake Fancy Theme Challenge for #TGIFC456”

  1. Gorgeous card Melissa, your instructions were spot on and very helpful. I really enjoyed making this card and will now try some other variations. Thank you Ruth

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    • Thank you so much Ruth! I’m happy to hear that you were able to replicate it without difficulty. Have fun with those other variations.😀

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  2. I really like the muted colors you selected. This would be a great card to send to my 20-something guys, ie grandsons, attending university. I also appreciated how you pointed out I can change the cake to red velvet, one of my grandson’s favorite cake. Thank you for this great inspiration.

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    • Thank you Sandy! The red velvet cake would be a great choice. If you are planning on sending it to your guys, I would probably opt to put the dollops of frosting on the cake rather than the flowers, unless of course they like flowers.😀

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