Tired of pink confections yet? Me either!
Inspired by a wall hanging in Sew Pretty Christmas Homestyle, I came up with my own version, making a cupcake pyramid instead of their suggested three in a row. These hand-appliqued fairy cakes can satisfy any sweet tooth!
Rather than plain white fabric for the icing tops, I used fusible fleece for a more three- dimensional look. I didn't bother with the holly leaves and berries, but used seed beads for sprinkles!
Rather than plain white fabric for the icing tops, I used fusible fleece for a more three- dimensional look. I didn't bother with the holly leaves and berries, but used seed beads for sprinkles!
A few buttons in the upper right hand corner add a little more whimsy.
A certain someone is happy to have this gracing the walls of her soft pink bedroom.
What a wonderful, creative thing to make. :-) I love it!
ReplyDeleteHow very cute!
ReplyDeleteCreative, dear Tracy!
Becky K.
I really love that! It is so homey and fresh. Great job Tracy!
ReplyDeleteYou are on a creative roll, friend! This is darling!
ReplyDeleteOnly mildly exaggerating when I say I about passed out from the extreme cute!
ReplyDeleteso sweet! Love it...and i'm hungry for a cupcake :)
ReplyDeleteOh, very cute. And pretty yummy-looking!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty! I like that! Do you ever get on freepatterns.com. I absolutely love that site!
ReplyDeleteuntil next time... nel
So, so, pretty! I love the border - absolutely gorgeous! :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Luci
http://overflowingthankfulness.blogspot.com
Looks good enough to eat! :D Great job!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable...you do such great work, Tracy !
ReplyDeleteTracy, this is so cute! I love it!
ReplyDeleteVery cute cupcakes! I love the crochet case, too. I think it is very important for young ladies and young men to acquire tools of their own to take with them into adulthood.
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