In the Studio

The Cupcake Caper Storybook

For Christmas this year, I made another little storybook titled, “The Cupcake Caper,” for my nieces and nephew featuring a story and game they made up (with some help). I think it turned out so cute! The story is about three bakers who travel the world giving away cupcakes. Then their plane gets kidnapped! To get their plane back they have to bake the world’s largest cupcake. Will they be able to do it? Spoiler: Of course they will. 🙂

The kids loved opening it up (it was wrapped up in multiple boxes, ha!) and seeing a story featuring themselves. It was so fun being able to read it to them. The two year old can tell you who everyone is in the book. So adorable!

Here it is:

Supplies Used:

Silhouette Cameo
Silhouette Design Studio, Business Edition
Paper background: Bazzill White Cardstock in Coconut Swirl, “Sprinkles” are in Heidi Swapp Color Shine Sprays in Citron, Teal, and Gold
Silhouette Design Store shapes
Glitter cardstock: DCWV Glitter pack
Adhesive: Scotch ATG (looove it!)
Thickers similar to these
Fiskers 12″ Rotary Paper Trimmer
Tsukineko Inks
Tim Holtz Distress Inks
Pen: Sharpie Black Pen
Stickles Glitter Glue
Rhinestones like these
Similar 8×8″ Scrapbook Album
Glossy Accents Dimensional Adhesive
Jolee’s Dimensional Stickers: Cupcakes
My printer: HP 8600Pro
The font used for the text: Traveling Typewriter

It was so fun to read it with them on Christmas and watch them excitedly look at their paper characters build a bigger and bigger cupcake to find the “Miss Megan.” The oldest niece was so excited to see the last HUGE cupcake! hahaha!

To create a copy of the book, I took photos of the pages and uploaded them to Shutterfly and created an 8″×8” photobook. 

Do you have a fun, special game or tradition in your family? How have you documented and recorded it?

Want to see more of my storybooks? Check them out here:
Margaret’s Butterflies
The Popcorn Farmer
The Golden Ship

Megan

Megan is a chronic crafter, writer, and an advocate for those with invisible diseases, particularly Mast Cell Diseases. She has Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, along with other conditions. Find her crafty projects (her form of therapy) and experiences with MCAS at www.luckystarsstudio.com.

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