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Old 10-08-2016, 12:34 PM   #1  
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Default Cupcake pick question
For those of you who have made cupcake picks, do you put a "backing" on the backside to cover up the toothpick from behind it? Hope that makes sense.

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It depends on who the cupcakes are intended for and the occasion. Sometimes I will just use some cute washi tape, other times I make it two sided.
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I put a small amount of glue on the backside of the paper and roll the paper around the toothpick.
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I made some Mario themed cupcake picks for a child birthday party, and I used my 1 inch punch, and glued a circle on the back to cover the toothpick.
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