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Lazy woman's guide to decorating a Christmas cake - finished product.<br /><br />
The "tablecloth" is square (length of each side = top plus both sides of cake to be covered.) The central square only has wadding under it. The square design is from DBS.<br /><br />
I used a decorative stitch from my sewing machine to finish off the edges, then I stitched across the corners as shown in the second picture. Finally, I pressed the corners flat to give a neater finish.<br /><br />
The fruit cake has marzipan on but no icing.
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Nice work! Such a fun way to decorate. Thank you for sharing. K
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I don't think this is the lazy woman's way of decorating, but it is lovely. I know you took some time to do this.
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But I can use this again next year ...and the year after!
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What a unique idea. It looks lovely and will stay that way no matter how many pieces are cut away from the cake. Thank you for sharing.
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Sue that is so neat love it.I make fruit cakes every year.
Hug Lenamae
Hug Lenamae
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frambouille03
18 Dec 2013
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C'est très joli Sue. Une bonne idée et le point décoratif de la machine est très bien réussi. Bravo. Bises.
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I don't think you would ever qualify for the "Lazy Woman" title, Sue - but I love your project!
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I like it! so that is a decorative stitch hemming the piece?
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Yes it is.
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Really attractive, I wonder how many of us will be doing this next year!!
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Why wait until next year?!
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Gorgeous Sue, and if you tucked it all up you wouldn't even know it wasn't icing! Love Chris
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shirley124
18 Dec 2013
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Your cake decoration looks great. Love the idea. Have a Happy Christmas. Hugs Shirley
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Like how you finished the hem. Pretty way to showcase your fruitcake.
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