Send in pictures of your finished items and tell us where you got the pattern, along with your thoughts on how easy/hard it was to make.

Star Blanket. I used Stylecraft acrylic dk.  They have a wonderful range of colours, it is very reasonably priced at about £1 per 100g, and it is machine washable and wonderfully soft and cuddly. The colours are slightly different than the picture, which is a bit dark.  You can't tell from the photo but it is BIG at 5 feet across from point to point.

It was easy once I got going, but the instructions for the first 3 rounds were very confusing.  You can email me for more information, or go to the original pattern . 

This is Danny and Julie's wedding cake.  I made the sparkly decoration by twisting 0.4mm silver plated wire with Swarovski crystals in light blue and clear and small silver heart beads.  I could not find a tiara base big enough for a cake so improvised with metal boning designed for corsets/bodices.  That was coated in white plastic so I ended up wrapping it with silver ribbon.  Then it was just a matter of gently slipping each "crown" onto the cake from above. 

The cute little couple were made by Julie's friend and Julie is going to cover them in varnish to see if that will preserve them (they are made of fondant icing, so we are not sure if this will work or not - if you know a better way, please get in touch).

This is the "Wild Woman Pin" from the "Making Wire Jewellery" booklet on sale here.