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Cake topper printable: themed set, bunting, blank script

Cake toppers — a sheet of eight small toppers — a crescent moon, three stars, a cloud, a rainbow, a heart and a balloon — each shape sitting on a thin stick line with a dashed cut line around it, arranged in a tidy grid, drawn as flat vector shapes with bold clean fills, no outlines and hard edges

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Reading 1Themed set
Reading 2Bunting topper
Reading 3Blank script topper

Cake topper printables give you a moon-and-stars themed set, a mini bunting banner, and a blank script-shaped topper to fill in yourself, each with a stick line and dashed cut lines. These nine render each in flat, gold-foil and watercolor finishes. Type a dinosaur set or a wedding set and the same three finishes carry it.

  • a DIY cake topper you print at home
  • a party planning Pinterest board
  • a bakery's own topper sheet
  • a birthday party craft project
  • a gift print for a baker

Frequently asked questions

What size do these print at?
Each sheet is drawn at a clean square proportion with dashed cut lines, so it prints well as an A4 sheet for cutting and mounting on a stick.
Can I ask for a different theme, like a dinosaur set?
Yes — the direction field takes any theme, and the same three finishes render it.
What's the difference between the three finishes?
Flat is a bold vector printable with clean cut lines; gold foil has a metallic sheen on white; watercolor uses soft gentle bleeds on white paper.
Do I need special paper or a cutting machine?
No — print on standard cardstock and cut along the dashed lines by hand or with scissors; no cutting machine is required.

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