A dimensional, handcrafted greeting card made from layered paper and glue.
Wild berries come in all kinds of flavors, from sweet and juicy to bright and tart. Our original Wildberry Wishes Birthday Cake design celebrates this colorful mix in three shades of purple cardstock, creating a berry-filled paper cake fit for birthday royalty.
Sparkling grape purple no-mess glitter paper spells out Happy Birthday! in large, flowing lettering across the top of the card.
The Wildberry Wishes cake slice is created from individual pieces of paper, precision-cut by machine, then positioned, layered, and glued by hand. Blackberry purple paper fondant wraps around the outside of the slice. Inside, pale lavender paper becomes a wildberry chiffon cake layer, sparkling grape purple paper creates a blackberry preserves center, and soft purple paper becomes a black huckleberry cream cake layer. Buttercream-colored paper creates layers of vanilla mascarpone frosting between them, and a dollop of sparkling white paper whipped cream adds the final touch.
This regal purple cake slice is served on a sparkling white paper plate edged in reflective gold foil atop a sparkling silver paper platter.
A sparkling birthday candle tops the cake, its tiny flame inspired by the colors of a real candle flame. Three precisely cut paper layers create the glow from the inside out: blue foil at the center, orange foil surrounding it, and sparkling orange glitter paper forming the outer flame. Shimmering copper glitter paper forms the candle body and wick.
Treat them to a slice of Wildberry Wishes paper cake for their birthday. The card is blank inside, ready for your birthday wishes.
💌 Made to Keep
They can have their cake card and keep it, too. After the birthday wishes have been read, the Wildberry Wishes Birthday Cake greeting card can be kept, displayed, or framed as original Maine paper art.
Wildberry Wishes Birthday Cake
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