I am so excited. I had my first order for the doily wrappers on 60 wedding cupcakes for this weekend. I went to Michaels and bought 3 packages of the Wilton's grease proof 10 inch doilies and cut 2 out of each doily. I decided to use a low heat glue gun to seal them so I was sure they wouldn't unwrap during the reception. Compared to the $60 plus shipping I would have spent on the the finished ones on-line I spent $5.97 plus tax and 1 1/2 hours to put them together. I charged the bride $0.50 each. I will post a picture of them Friday or Saturday!
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