that is adorable!
may we get a tutorial, perhaps? 

  i'm making a corsage using your tutorial for myself for prom this saturday. weeeeee!

ha ha so cute. looks like your dog loves it. 

check in the tutorial list in discussion and questions.
there's only two in the food section, but it might be a good start.

also try searching polymer clay food tutorial.

oh geez.
i guess i was way too excited. that's how big i usaually make all my stars. i can't get the thin strips to work.
i was picturing a star (get ready, this is funny) like as big as your head. or, well, my head because it's probably bigger. haha.


 



p.s. i think the pastel colors of the little stars make them more edible-looking. eh?

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i'm curious. how big is your biggest star? 

urraca: that's not the one, although that's beautiful and i thought about knitting that.
i'll try to get a picture of it and post it tonight. and my progress if anyone is interested?

Aunt Suzi: yup, it's in Loop-D-Loop by Teva Durham. it's a wonderful book. there are plenty of great patterns (but you do have to have the budget to buy the yarns for the more intricate patterns like this and the one i'm knitting, sadly.)

has anyone else knit this?!
i just finished the back piece on mine for my senior project.
i need some inspiration!
i have to knit the whole front piece by April 2nd. ayyyyyyyy 

and also, would anyone want in on a knitalong?

okay, i made leopard leggings a while ago (longer ones, but still what you want)
so you take a pair of pants and lay them atop your stretchy fabric (jersey? or maybe lighter). trace around them, up to the calf area where your leggings would end. then cut about an inch (maybe two, depending on how stretchy the fabric is) inside the lines you traced. sewwwwwwww. :]
obviously, you wouldn't use your loosest pants to trace. 

good luck.



(p.s. 16 is NOT plus size! crazy lady.) 

i have the same exact body type.
5'2", big boobs (d's), and chub.

i look best in this kind of dress:
http://www.anthropologie.com/jump.jsp?itemID=15193&itemType=PRODUCT&iSubCat=297&iMainCat=17

a line skirt, simple bodice, not too low cut, with a waist-sinching device 

and you could easily change the colors of that to make it more your style (plaid! )

check out simplicity 3867, or especially simplicity 4265