does anyone know how I can make flannel cakes?

rosekitten

This takes you to another page
that looks like this below,
click on the third colum down
this it turns blue,then right click
the little white box appears,
press copy and then come on here
and right click to paste into the reply box
and you will get a smaller image
size that can be enlarged by
clicking on it.




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the advantage of this size they load
up really easily,especialy for those on
dial up or with a lower spec on their PC
and you can paste loads of images at once.
the top row on this pic above is ideal for
ebay listings.

I dont know if they set a limit on here
for how many images you can have in
a thread but we must be breaking a
record or very nearly as there are loads
of pictures on this thread




hope this kind of gives you an idea

If your still stuck let me know

mumoftwo

Rosekitten, that is fantastic!! Thanks a lot for that explanation and that at 3.30 in the morning.. I knew how to resize but not how to do it small and click to enlarge. Super, new skill learned, there is not stopping us now!!

princesspoppypop

Thanks so much rosekitten thats really helpful.:T :A

*Just tried it and it works for me! Fantastic!

mumoftwo

Let me try, this is what I have been up to tonight:

rosekitten

mumoftwo wrote: »

Rosekitten, that is fantastic!! Thanks a lot for that explanation and that at 3.30 in the morning.. I knew how to resize but not how to do it small and click to enlarge. Super, new skill learned, there is not stopping us now!!

DH was on nights so could
not sleep,sat up late so it
gave me something to do.

FiFi_Mad_Mum

mumoftwo wrote: »

Rosekitten, THANKS :T :T :T and trip to Ikea in half term holiday I think

Depending where you are in this vast country, how about killing two birds with the one stone and visiting Hobbycrafts in the east end of Glasgow, it's worth a nosey.
FiFi

rosekitten

our nearest Hobbyctraft is Warrington
which is not really local dont get the
chance to go often but it is amazing
as they have so much choice.Wish
we had a local one here.I notice that
the Hobbycraft here is near Ikea so
perhaps they have a thing for opening
stores near Ikeas.

Well the cup cake apron has been
chopped up I have made a cushion
cover so far.Intend the do somethng
with the rest later.The things you do
when its a boring night on the telly.

BigMummaF

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anyone any ideas what
to use to decorate these better ?





There's all those 'confetti' available now, made from shiny metallic foils.....you know the things like 21 & wedding bells & stuff. Or my immediate reaction was those little icing shapes...think they're Supercook...you see in the baking bit of a supermarket?

just found this web site if it's any use
www.supercook.co.uk

& there's something about freebies too!

she_grinch

Has anyone posted a picture of the coffee cup scrunchies as I love the sound of these and would love to see the finished article

Also I have started collecting all the cup cake items for my own kitchen and am going to embroider or applique cupcakes onto plain pink and white teatowels

mary43

I've done one (well sort of) with a mixture of cream and light brown scrunchies but sorry, don''t have a digital camera so can't show it. Haven't quite finished it yet............still trying to decide on what to put on as 'chocolate sprinkles - unless I do actually use coffee sprinkles that I've got. They'd wash out ok so the scrunchie could be used for bath time. And I've got some cinammon sticks so I'll pop one of those in and maybe add some cafe latte sachets (the person who its for prefers latte) and packets of chocolate sprinkles. Ive done mine as something to add to a hamper and the mugs got coffee/cappacino/latte written all over it.