Say It With Pancakes – Craft Gossip

Looking for a fun and delicious way to share a message with someone special? Why not do it with pancakes! Say It With Pancakes takes breakfast to a whole new level, allowing you to create thoughtful messages, fun shapes, or even custom designs all on your pancake stack. Whether it’s for a birthday, holiday, or just a random morning when you want to surprise someone, this creative idea will definitely make an impression.

Imagine starting your day with a pancake that says, “I love you,” “Good morning,” or “You’re the best!” You can customize these pancakes to celebrate anything from anniversaries and special occasions to simple words of encouragement. This idea is as sweet as it sounds, with a fun twist on a classic breakfast favorite.

Fun Pancake Message Ideas:

Good Morning Sunshine – Start the day with a cheerful note to get everyone’s day off to a happy start!
You’re the Best – A wonderful surprise for someone who needs a little extra love and positivity.
Happy Birthday – A personalized birthday greeting that goes perfectly with a festive breakfast!
Love You – Show your appreciation for a family member or partner with a sweet and simple message.

With just a little creativity, you can transform pancakes into a canvas for your words, making each bite a little more special. Not only will you create a thoughtful moment, but you’ll also be treated to a delicious breakfast at the same time!

So why not get creative in the kitchen? Whether you’re using pancake molds or just your cooking skills, this idea is the perfect way to say something meaningful or just brighten someone’s day. It’s not just a fun breakfast; it’s a unique, edible way to share love and joy.

Click here for more details on how to make these fun, customizable pancakes and take your breakfast to the next level!

Get tips for making designs and words and all kinds of fun shapes out of pancakes using a ketchup bottle HERE at evite.com blog.

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I know none of that is true. Despite the gauge fine knit sweaters don’t necessarily take longer than other projects, especially if they have something to hold your interest like fun colorwork. And the level of detail you can get in a project with so many stitches really can’t be beat.

Consider Bloem by Natasja Hornby. This bottom up crew neck sweater has colorwork all over, whether it’s stripes or these big mandala-like flowers on the front and back (flowers also show up on the sleeves).

I think there’s really something to the idea that colorwork goes faster because you want to see what’s going to happen next, and in the case of this sweater there are other design elements that you’ll be excited to knit. The yoke of the sweater is a hybrid design that ensures a good fit and probably a knitting experience you haven’t had before.

You’ll knit the body of the sweater in the round from the bottom up to the underarms, then knit the sleeves separately and join all together for the yoke.

The pattern has 8 size options, with finished bust measurements ranging from 33.5 to 61 inches, or 84 to 152.5 cm.

You can choose more muted, harmonious colors like the ones shown in the sample or go bolder for a real showstopping piece. Check out the finished projects on Ravelry to give you some ideas and see how it fits on different size bodies. There’s one where the knitter made all the flowers different colors that I just love.

Learn more and grab a copy of the pattern on Ravelry.

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