First of all, let me welcome my latest follower -- Jeannie. Thanks so much for following me, Jeannie. I would send a personal email, but I can't figure out just how to do that. I don't have hundreds of followers, like many blogs I read, but I really appreciate the few I have! Thanks to all of you who follow me.Here is my first cupcake star. I can't decide if it's a tad too blah. My initial thought is that the center polka dot fabric is too dull, but the more I look at it, the more I think maybe it's just fine. The pink & brown dots are perfect colors for the cupcake, but their background might be a bit off. Most of the cupcakes have a green background (see below), so I like the green points.
I am happy that I used the thin strips from the wasted cupcake blocks for the skinny star points. In order to have a quarter-inch seam allowance, every other row (see the section I am holding) is wasted..................
make that, was wasted until I found a use for them with the skinny star points.
I decided to try one with this striped fabric:
This morning when I made this one, I liked it best. But now I wonder if it may be a tad too bright. I have not made the rest of the star yet. As I write this post, I think I am liking the top colors better.
What do you think? I would love to hear your comments.
I am happy that I used the thin strips from the wasted cupcake blocks for the skinny star points. In order to have a quarter-inch seam allowance, every other row (see the section I am holding) is wasted..................
make that, was wasted until I found a use for them with the skinny star points.
I decided to try one with this striped fabric:
This morning when I made this one, I liked it best. But now I wonder if it may be a tad too bright. I have not made the rest of the star yet. As I write this post, I think I am liking the top colors better.
What do you think? I would love to hear your comments.
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