[Mel66]

Hi,

I have seen the Christmas Pudding version but a friend mentioned that she had seen cupcakes with chocs inside. Would love to knit these for the school spring fete.

Would be grateful for the pattern or anything similar that would be a good seller at the fete.

Thanks in advance for all your help and suggestions (I know I will get lots of them)

Gail


PS: I only knit but trying to master the art of crochet!!

 

[yourmother306]

not sure

this has a cupcake liner you could use?

http://beeknit.blogspot.com/2008/02/cake-glorious-cake.html

 

[yourmother306]

I don't like the face, but it is a cover

http://knitsbybritt.blogspot.com/2012/07/carli-cupcake-car-air-freshener.html

 

[Mel66]

Thanks for that - it's more like the top part rather than the liner but I'll have a look at the pattern and see if i can adapt it somehow

 

[Mel66]

I don't like the face, but it is a cover

http://knitsbybritt.blogspot.com/2012/07/carli-cupcake-car-air-freshener.html

Hi, thanks for this. I think it could easily be adapted depending on the overall size. Will have a go at one

 

[janeafennell]

I love the pattern.... I feel like such a dummy... what does it mean at the beginning of the instructions "STST"??? and what size US needles? Thanks so much... jane

These are adorable little cup cakes....

 

[yourmother306]

oh, I see, no you are not a dummy
it's stockenette stitch (K one row, P one row)

usually there's a "stitch key" on patterns to explain these things, this one doesn't have a key

4mm is a #6 needle

enjoy your knitting

 

[janeafennell]

Thank you so much for your reply.... I thought ST was stockenette stitch, but wasn't sure about STST... and I really appreciate the correct info for the size of the needle.. I am sure there is a chart somewhere for this info, but just didn't search for it.

Thanks again for your prompt reply. Jane