does anyone know how I can make flannel cakes?

RustyFlange

mary43 wrote: »

rusty - thanks. That'll be on my list of 'stuff to do' after I've finished my christmas stuff...............not sure when that will be..........this year ? -next year ?

Year after? :rotfl:

mary43

who knows...................................rofl:rotfl: but I'll do my best to do it for this year - sort of give myself a christmas pressie................lol

rosekitten

I have finaly finished this for my son
it has taken an age because its been
difficult to getting the material and then
it was another slog trying to find the
wadding large enough for it.Its 65 inches
wide and 70 inches long,my sons made up
with it.

pinkladymel

wow rosekitten I dont know what to say.. it is stunning.

maria_and_the_imps

rosekitten wrote: »

I have finaly finished this for my son
it has taken an age because its been
difficult to getting the material and then
it was another slog trying to find the
wadding large enough for it.Its 65 inches
wide and 70 inches long,my sons made up
with it.

wow that is brilliant another idea to add to my list

mumoftwo

Rosekitten, harry Potter quilt is absolutely fantastic!! So beautiful. I hope it becomes a family heirloom, love it. You are so talented

RustyFlange

Rosekitten that is stunning! Wow! I am amazed!

CandyB101_2

Wow Rosekitten, that is so beautiful, I bet your son is well chuffed with that one.

rosekitten

I bought him one on ebay a few years
ago it was a shop bought one and with
constant use it has fallen to bits,literaly.
I got the panel in January on ebay and bit
by bit got the rest of it together for him.
the down side to all this it has cost me a
whopping £95 to make,but its all best quality
stuff so it will last.Everyone here wants to
inherit the quilt.

If I did another one I know now how to go about it
to bring the cost down to be more affordable,just
because I know cheaper places to shop and realise
that its not such a big deal to have Harry Potter
fabric on the reverse that alone cost £24.Best
bargain on it was the centre panel it was £7 including
airmail post.

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tammigirl

well i have just spent best part of my day off reading this thread..its got some fab ideas on it, and i thought i had enough to keep me busy with the nappy cakes...LOl...just a quick question please...if i make sock cakes and use the large muffin cases, what size cellophane bags will i need to use ...thanks xx