Playing football

Today was Mr Cars party with his friends in a local soft play area so Mummy had to bake more cakes. He choose the football for his party so I made little football cupcakes to put in the kids party bag, which were fun to make but a little time consuming!

and I also did a larger one to put the candles on:

The kids had a brilliant time, playing and dancing etc so Mr Cars had trouble going to sleep tonight! The birthday cake baking season and the birthdays season is now over for a while thankfully! I think I need a little break from baking cakes and more likely decorating cakes with kids theme!

I have also managed a little sewing (not much) and have done my test block for the [3x6] Sampler quilt mini-bee. I am in the "Star" hive and I had trouble decided which star to make until I stumble across Fresh Lemon quilts blog and her lovely Solstice Stars series. I choose the "Another Star" pattern and I love how it turned out.

This will be the star I'll make for my swap partners. You should see more of these in different colourways soon hopefully.
And finally I have also finished my hexie flower for Doris for our swap on the craft forum. She wanted a red flower, I hope it will fit in her garden!

Celine

Comments

  1. Diane-crewe14 March 2012 at 00:28

    love the red hexigon xx

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  2. Karin på Ösäter14 March 2012 at 07:57

    This star looks so very nice! I looking forward to put in the quilt with the other blocks I allready have.

    xx Karin

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  3. Ondrea14 March 2012 at 08:05

    Mothering, cooking and stitching! How on earth do you get it all done? Superwoman I think.

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  4. scraphappy18 March 2012 at 23:28

    There are so many great star patterns. Love how yours turned out. Those cupcakes look too pretty to eat.

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