Girly Speech Bubbles to print

These speech bubbles were inspired by small ones that were in the book Microcrafts: Tiny Treasures to Make and Share which I reviewed earlier. To make smaller and therefore cuter bubbles, print them at 50% instead of fit to page.  To make a cupcake topper with it, tape a toothpick or skewer to the tags after cutting them out. As you can see, I left a smooth margin instead of trying to cut all the scallops. The black and white versions are transparent PNGs and can be used for digiscrapping (digital scrapbooking) as well. Click on the images for larger versions.

Skull and Cross Bone Cupcake Toppers

When I made the prototype for these, I asked the Turnip Girl "What kind of design should I use for my blog?" I really expected an answer like peace symbols or maybe something Gallifreyan. Instead she surprised me by saying "SKULLS!" I said "Cute skulls?" and she said yes.
To make these, you print the circles on card stock and the fan strips on paper. Cut out and accordion fold the paper strips following the lines, overlap the ends and glue them together to make an accordion folded tube. Cut out the circles. I use my handy dandy 1 inch circle punch to cut out the circles, but scissors work fine as well. Gently flatten the tube into a circle and glue a toothpick into one of the folds. Then glue a circle to the back, oriented so the top of the skull is in the opposite direction of the toothpick. You can use something that's just a bit heavy to weigh it down so it dries flat. I used a bottle of hair beads. Then glue the second circle to the front.
2 sheets of fan strips and 1 sheet of circles makes 14 cupcake toppers with 2 circles to spare.
Click on the images for the full  sized 300 dpi versions.