Hello and thank you to the ladies of the Harvest Quilt Group of New Jersey who took my Hex Vex workshop on Saturday. The potluck was delicious and I had a great time meeting everyone.
Here is a little doll quilt about 8" x 12" that I made as a Birthday gift for my friend, Sheila.
One of the swappers sent me a cute little pack of 2 1/2" french prints. I'm so sorry I forget who - tell me and I'll amend the post. I made half square triangles, then more with the trims from the first until I had a little quilt.The backing fabric is decorator weight and I found it on a "free table" somewhere or maybe a quilt show boutique. I was in the Advertising world for over 10 years so I just loved it! That Deviled Ham dude is scary.
Today I'm sharing a soup recipe that I found on Pinterest and that you can find by clicking here.
Tortellini Soup with Sausage and Spinach. Easy Peasy. I love a recipe that has under 10 ingredients. (I removed the sausage from the casings)
The prep is quick and the house smelled delicious.
I had some frozen french bread in the freezer so made up some quick cheesy crustinis too.
Topped with a little cheese (who can resist) and abbondanza. Mr. Fun and I loved it and it made great leftovers and heats up well.
Hooray! I have finished hand quilting my second block and I'm on my third.
Don't you love a town where prominent, grown men dress in top hats to hold a furry woodchuck who goes by the name Punxsutawney Phil? We are to have 6 more weeks of winter here in New England. But it has been so easy - who cares?
I just love his little paws. He looks like he is wearing leather gloves. I wish he had a top hat too.Ask me if my Dickens Village and Angel Tree are still out in Living Room.....I dare you......where did January go?
Happy Groundhog Day. Happy Groundhog Day. (see what I did there?)
xo








