Sarah Michelle just loves cupcakes...so what better addition to her bakery "CUPCAKES" than felt food cupcakes?
I made all of the pieces of this set separately, instead of sewing them together, so my daughter could arrange them however she wanted when she was playing:) This photo shows the muffin cup and plain cupcake:) I love making felt food, but it is VERY TIME CONSUMING! It takes as much hand sewing as it does machine sewing! When I was making the last icing for the top of the last cupcake, I realized I HAD NO MORE CHOCOLATE! So I ended up making the last rose red, which fits better anyway, but now the princess has commanded that there should be 12 cupcakes, and 3 of them should be RED VELVET!
So I guess I am NOT finished with them quite yet!:) This next cute photo shows the JUMBO ROSE cupcake:) I used one of the jumbo cherries I made for the "fluffy icing" for this photo:)
Plain cupcakes in their muffin cups:) I made 3 blue cups, 3 pink cups and 3 pink cups. I then made 3 strawberry, 3 chocolate and 3 vanilla cupcakes. Then a great assortment of icings, 1 of each vanilla, chocolate and strawberry for the SWIRL ICING, FLUFFY RUFFLE ICING AND THE JUMBO ROSE ICING. But I had run out of brown and made the red rose instead:)
I can't decide on which are my favoites! I love the SWIRL ICING cupcakes because I added tiny pink seed beads to each to look like sprinkles and to add some sparkle:)
The FLUFFY RUFFLE ICING were fun, and a lot faster and easier than I thought they would be:) Ha ha they look a little like toupee's!
And then the last set I made, the JUMBO ROSE ICING cupcakes:) I remembered back when Sarah had her birthday party in kindergarten I had purchased cupcakes for the class, and had found one cupcake that had an enormous rose in pink icing on the top-it was gorgeous! I remember having the hardest time with it because it was top heavy and kept falling over on the way to the school:)
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I made all of the pieces of this set separately, instead of sewing them together, so my daughter could arrange them however she wanted when she was playing:) This photo shows the muffin cup and plain cupcake:) I love making felt food, but it is VERY TIME CONSUMING! It takes as much hand sewing as it does machine sewing! When I was making the last icing for the top of the last cupcake, I realized I HAD NO MORE CHOCOLATE! So I ended up making the last rose red, which fits better anyway, but now the princess has commanded that there should be 12 cupcakes, and 3 of them should be RED VELVET!
So I guess I am NOT finished with them quite yet!:) This next cute photo shows the JUMBO ROSE cupcake:) I used one of the jumbo cherries I made for the "fluffy icing" for this photo:)
Plain cupcakes in their muffin cups:) I made 3 blue cups, 3 pink cups and 3 pink cups. I then made 3 strawberry, 3 chocolate and 3 vanilla cupcakes. Then a great assortment of icings, 1 of each vanilla, chocolate and strawberry for the SWIRL ICING, FLUFFY RUFFLE ICING AND THE JUMBO ROSE ICING. But I had run out of brown and made the red rose instead:)
I can't decide on which are my favoites! I love the SWIRL ICING cupcakes because I added tiny pink seed beads to each to look like sprinkles and to add some sparkle:)
The FLUFFY RUFFLE ICING were fun, and a lot faster and easier than I thought they would be:) Ha ha they look a little like toupee's!
And then the last set I made, the JUMBO ROSE ICING cupcakes:) I remembered back when Sarah had her birthday party in kindergarten I had purchased cupcakes for the class, and had found one cupcake that had an enormous rose in pink icing on the top-it was gorgeous! I remember having the hardest time with it because it was top heavy and kept falling over on the way to the school:)
