Today, we are sharing a cute free Printable PNG Pink 3d Bubble Alphabet and Number Set. Plus a step-by-step tutorial to make a layered cake topper. I made a 30th Birthday Cake Topper, which could be used for any age or initials. Our Pink 3d Bubble PNG Alphabet Letters and Numbers are ideal for use with LOKLiK, Cricut and Silhouette or to cut out by hand. They are perfect for creating cake toppers and craft projects, scrapbooking layouts, party banners and decorations. Scroll down for the video and step-by-step tutorial to make this cake topper.
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What You Will Find Here
Project Ideas For Our Free Printable Pink 3d Bubble Alphabet And Numbers
- Planner Stickers
- Framed Art
- Cake Toppers
- Sublimation Mugs
- Personalised Banners
How To Upload and Print Your Printable Pink 3d Bubble Letters And Numbers To Cricut Design Space.
Follow this step-by-step guide to upload images and SVG and PNG files to Cricut Design Space. Once uploaded, click Make it; if you need help with this, follow our step-by-step print and cut guide.
If You Don’t Have Cricut ?
You can upload our Alphabet to Canva, a great program for making posters and cards, or to Word or Pages. Just arrange your letters or numbers with spaces between them and cut them with a guillotine.
If You Want To Use These Free Pink 3d Bubble Alphabet Letters And Numbers Template?
Click here or on the image below to get your free download of our Pink 3d Bubble PNG cut files. They are instant downloads from our shop.
If You’re Having Problems?
Check out my troubleshooting page, hopefully it will answer any questions you may have.
How To Make A Layered Cake Topper With Our Free Alphabet
Materials Needed:
- PNG alphabet file
- White printable cardstock plus card stock for layers
- Printer
- Cutting machine (e.g., Cricut or Silhouette)
- Brayer
- Green cutting mat
- Sticky Pads
- Straw and glue
1: Upload Bubble Letters to Cricut Design Space
- Start by uploading the pink bubble letter alphabet and number files into Cricut Design Space. (You can get the link above).
- Make sure you save each file as a flat graphic to upload as a print and cut.
- Organise the letters in Design Space so they’re easy to access.
2: Choose & Size Your Numbers
- Select the numbers you want – for example, 3 and 0 for a 30th birthday.
- Resize the letters to your preferred size. You can always adjust them later.
- Ensure the size works well together and is in proportion.
3: Create Your First Offset Layer
- Select a number, go to the “Offset” tool on the top menu.
- Create your first offset – this adds a shadow around the letter.
- Ensure the result is a basic cut layer, not a print and cut later. This is important for cutting glitter or textured cardstock.
4: Build Star Decorations
- Add star shapes to your design. Tilt or rotate them if needed using the rotate tool.
- Duplicate the star shape twice so you have three stars in total.
- Create a small offset for each star (again, make sure each is a cut layer).
- Colour them white to match your glitter card.
5: Group Layers & Add More Offsets
- Once your letters and stars have their base layers, select them all together.
- Create a new, slightly larger offset around the group.
- Colour each layer according to the cardstock you plan to use (e.g., pale grey for silver glitter).
6: Resize to Fit A4 Paper
- Drag the whole design to ensure it fits onto A4 card (maximum size around 10×12 inches) if you are using A4 glitter card.
- Adjust size accordingly before cutting.
7: Add Name or Text
- Use the Text Tool to type your chosen name.
- Choose a font – ideally one that connects or looks good with an offset.
- Add an offset layer to the name and colour it to match your design.
8: Final Offset Layer
- Once your design is finalised, create a final back offset – this will act as the base layer of your cake topper.
- Colour it as preferred – silver, pale grey or another shade that matches your theme.
9: Print Then Cut
- Select the numbers and stars and set them as Print Then Cut.
- The rest should remain as Cut Only.
- Top Tip: When printing, use your system print settings (not Cricut’s) for better quality.
- Print, then place your printed sheet onto your green mat (or blue if you prefer less stick).
10: Assemble the Layers
- Cut all layers using your Cricut.
- Begin gluing the intricate pieces (like printed letters) with standard glue.
- Use sticky pads for thicker, more dimensional layers.
11: Layer and Build the Cake Topper
- Build the numbers separately first using foam pads.
- Assemble the stars.
- Layer everything together, ensuring shadows and offsets align properly.
- Use multiple sticky pads stacked together if needed to even out depth.
12: Finish & Attach to Straw
- Once everything is assembled, attach a paper straw to the back.
- Choose a colour that complements the topper – silver metallic works well.
- And that’s it! Your cake topper is complete.
Final Tips:
- Pre-plan colours in Cricut Design Space to avoid card waste.
- Glitter or textured cards work beautifully for layered designs.
- Make sure the shadows of the letters are consistent for a professional 3D look.
Tips And Advice For Using Cricut
- Cricut Design Space Guide
- How to upload to Cricut Design Space
- How To Make Print And Cut Stickers In Cricut Design Space
- Where Else To Get Free SVG Files
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