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Eid cupcake toppers: round, shaped, scalloped

Eid cupcake toppers — a sheet of twelve circles in a four-by-three grid with dashed cut lines, alternating "Eid Mubarak" lettering and a crescent with a star, bold black outlines on empty shapes, the drawings left to colour in
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Reading 1Round toppers
Reading 2Shaped toppers
Reading 3Scalloped

Print-and-cut toppers for a family baking for an Eid party or a school Eid celebration. The round toppers alternate Eid Mubarak lettering with a crescent and star. The shaped toppers are crescents, eight-pointed stars and small lanterns, each outlined to cut. The scalloped toppers are circles lettered Eid, with a ring of tiny dots around each. Type a direction such as Happy Eid or gold glitter and the topper is drawn with it.

  • a family baking for Eid
  • a school Eid celebration
  • an Eid party table
  • a plate of cupcakes for visitors

Frequently asked questions

How many toppers are on a sheet?
The round sheet has twelve toppers and the scalloped sheet has nine.
How is a topper used?
Cut it out and tape it to a toothpick, then push the toothpick into the cupcake.
What are the three styles?
Outline is black ink to colour in, geometric is a flat print of stars and crescents, and pastel is soft flat illustration with a dotted border.
Can I ask for a different look?
Yes. Type a direction such as mini flags and the toppers are drawn with it. That is a request, not a promised result.

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