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231  COOKING / Dessert / Re: An awesome icing on cupcakes on: July 18, 2011 12:44:05 PM
They turned out neat. I'm going to have to try that technique!  Cheesy
232  COOKING / Dessert / Tootsie Roll flowers cupcakes on: July 18, 2011 11:20:16 AM
We had a royal wedding party the weekend that Prince William and Kate got married, because my mom won a party kit from somewhere... Anyway, she wanted to order cupcakes that looked like mini wedding cakes and I said, "No way! I'll make them myself!"

The cake part is strawberry cake with crushed fresh strawberries & strawberry Jell-O added to a strawberry cake mix, if you're wondering. Smiley

I got the idea for making flowers out of candy from the book What's New Cupcake? (that I got for free from a certain website where I had accumulated points for rating music... yay free stuff!). I had bought a bag of flavored Tootsie Rolls and decided to try them for the flowers. They turned out pretty good in my opinion.



The cupcake stand was even free, since a friend bought it and never used it. (Can you tell I like free stuff?)



To make the Tootsie Rolls into flowers, I heated them in the microwave for 5-10 seconds, then used a rolling pin to roll them out into an oval shape. I cut off the top and bottom of each oval to make "petals" and rolled up the part that was left to make the inside of the flower. Pretty simple once I got the hang of it.

To make the leaves, I cut up the green Tootsie Rolls into 3 or 4 pieces and rolled them out. The flowers held up better than the "leaves." Our house was hot & humid from all of the cooking we did, so they kind of melted.
233  TOYS, DOLLS AND PLAYTHINGS / Toys, Dolls and Playthings: Completed Projects / Re: "I can guarantee you the closest shave you'll ever know." - MEGA PICS on: July 18, 2011 09:59:43 AM
I love the hair! Looks just like it did in the movie!
234  TOYS, DOLLS AND PLAYTHINGS / Toys, Dolls and Playthings: Completed Projects / Re: Hello.... I'm the Doctor. on: July 18, 2011 09:56:27 AM
Seriously so cute!
235  TOYS, DOLLS AND PLAYTHINGS / Toys, Dolls and Playthings: Completed Projects / Re: Severus Snape doll on: July 18, 2011 09:53:58 AM
The detail on this is amazing!
236  HOME SWEET HOME / Pet-Related Crafts: Completed Projects / Re: Crochet pet bed with scrap yarn (pattern included) on: July 17, 2011 04:02:14 PM
Thanks for posting the pattern:) And please let us know if filling it with clothes works better in the wash. Also, that cat is one big adorable ball of lovable fur:D

I did wash the bed today and the clothes definitely work better than stuffing, in my opinion.
237  NEEDLEWORK / Needlework: Completed Projects / Re: "The Pandorica Opens" - Doctor Who Embroidery on: July 11, 2011 09:03:21 AM
WOW, this is awesome!
238  NEEDLEWORK / Needlework: Completed Projects / Re: Weeping Angel Hoop on: July 11, 2011 08:47:55 AM
This is awesome.
239  HOME SWEET HOME / Pet-Related Crafts: Completed Projects / Re: Crochet pet bed with scrap yarn (pattern included) on: July 09, 2011 05:30:24 PM
So pretty! I'll be checking out that pattern, thanks for the link! I also totally want to squeeze your kitty! He's so cute!

Thank you!
240  HOME SWEET HOME / Pet-Related Crafts: Completed Projects / Crochet pet bed with scrap yarn (pattern link included) on: July 09, 2011 02:31:25 PM
For those interested, I used this pattern http://www.crochet-world.com/newsletters/talkingcrochet/pages/TCNL1509_patt1.html

I seem to collect yarn faster than I can use it, and I've been wanting to make a pet bed for a while, so I searched for a pattern and this one seemed fairly easy. The pattern says to fill the side part of the bed with fiberfill, but I decided to use old clothes, because I thought it would work better if I put the bed in the washing machine. I guess I'll find out once I wash it.

Anyway, onto the pictures!

My cat is fat, about 20 pounds, and he barely fits in the bed, but he seems to like it.



Top of bed



Bottom of bed



More pictures of my cat in the bed:




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