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St. Patrick's Day Cupcake Toppers
Dress up yummy cupcakes for St. Patrick's Day with festive toppers.
By:
Kim Stoegbauer
Materials Needed:
- 4" lollipop sticks
- 1" white circle labels
- scissors or 2" scallop circle craft punch
- Download: Party Circles Template
Print Template and Cut Out
Download and print file. Cut into squares or punch with a two-inch scallop circle or circle punch.
Attach Lollipop Stick and Top Cupcakes
Attach a four-inch lollipop stick with a one-inch white circle label. Place cupcake toppers in middle of cupcakes.
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