DIY Cake Stand

It’s been a while since my last DIY project. So I decided to make a grand come back with this DIY Cake Stand tutorial, which I literally use every time I have a cupcake party. That’s why I secretly call it the DIY Cupcake Stand tutorial.
It literally cost me $3 to make + it looks so pretty + decorative.
materials
Wanna make it? Piece of cake (pun intended). All you need is:

step by step
After gathering all the materials…

Step 1: Eliminate the top part of the candelabrum. You won’t be needing that part.

Step 2: Glue the top part of the candelabrum + attach the plastic plate perfectly in the center for balance.

Step 3: In a safe outdoors location, spray paint the entire project for an even finish. Now, don’t come too close with the spray paint or else the paint will drip. I recommend to spray 1 meter or so away from the project.
Step 4: Let it dry for 30 minutes.
Step 5: Flip project + re-paint to cover every little corner.
Step 6: Let dry for 30 minutes.
Step 7: Repeat spray painting process until the surface of the cake stand looks uniform + well coated.
safety tip
When taking out your cake stand creation for a spin, I recomend, for safety, to never place food directly on the surface. You can use dollies or keep your cupcakes in their paper cups like seen below.
decorative tip
If you want to wow your guest at your next party, I suggest making these with different candelabrum shapes + heights + diverse paint colors. The result is a symphony of cake stand heaven. I pinky promise. Give it a try.






What do you think? You can definitively try this at home right? I thought so too!
Let me know how it goes. Bonus points for sending me pictures. I love pictures.
xo,
Mayi Carles













Hey Mayi!
Where did you get the candelabrum? Would those be available at a dollar store (don’t know if you have those in Panana, but in Canada that is what is called Dollarama)
Hey Lisa: Oh yeah you can start at Dollarama (I love that name hehehe), or you could repurpose one that you have at home. I also find this in home-style outlet stores. Because you’re gonna paint them they can be ugly but have a really nice shape… those make the best cake stands + you can play with shapes + levels
Luck finding them. Let me know how it goes
cupcakes muah muah muah muah !
Nice DIY , Mayi ! I love ur photo shots of the show – you always look so enthusiastic
Lakshmi: AWWWW thanks my dear. I feel like a make too many face gesture. I will grow old fast hehehehe. So happy you stopped by for a cupcake visit
I always love the still shots from your DIY projects! So cute!
This reminded me of the giant cupcake stands I made for my wedding,so I’ve been going down memory lane for an hour looking through my Flickr albums–lol! Thanks! HA
Looks pretty easy I might just have to try it one of these days!
Kristi: Do you have pictures of those stands? I would LOVE to see. WAOOO. I bet they were BEAUTIFULLLLL!
Elena: It’s SOOOOOOOO easy + the result looks so posh. And there are SOOO practical. Try it! I promise you will love them
Genius! Never even thought to make my own. Putting this down on my next vacation project list!
I’ve missed your DIYs.
That’s so easy to make, yet so impressive! I’ve made cake stands like this one for my last craft booth but I used pink plastic plates and plastic cups. Maybe I should make something more permanent like yours. Gives a more “professional” look.
Candice: Hehehehe that’s what I’m here for lovely. Happy crafting!
Angela: Ohh I’ve missing DIYing too. I hope that next one doesn’t take so long.
When you give this a try, I recommend those plastic plates that are very thick almost acrylic looking. Know what I mean? They support even the heavy cakes or your products when using them for craft shows. You will LOVE THEM I’m sure
So happy to see you Angela! BIG BIG hugs!
I love it! I’m definitely going to give this project a try.
Then I’ll have to start baking more…