Here it is...done. It's been snowing lightly here since early morning, I think it's supposed to get rather nasty later on, but for now, it's a beautiful soft gentle snow. I could not resist heading into the backyard for a few outdoor shots. I was hoping a friendly little chickadee would come and pose beside my table topper, but I guess they must be all tucked up for the storm... As I've already told you, this is a small sample for my new scrap quilt class- a slight variation of the basic block. I hope to get another variation done this week using all batiks. Who can resist those gorgeous batiks... not me! I've completed another top for a table runner this week...several of us got together for a mini class a few days ago... perhaps I'll show you it tomorrow. It IS done with batiks, in colors that are not my usual choice, but I must say I rather like it.... Come back tomorrow for a look!
I must run now. I have rolls in the oven - trying a new recipe. If they are successful I'll share the recipe- they're a "savory" roll - made with some oatmeal and multigrain flour. When they're almost done you brush the tops with a mixture of melted butter, basil, oregano, garlic and parmesan cheese then pop back in the oven for a few more minutes.. They sure do smell good. I'm making Mulligatawny Soup for supper so I think they'll go well with that... Mmmmm... I love baking on a snowy day...
Peace,
Linda
Snowflakes fall from Heaven's land
Softly and tenderly out of God's hand,
Covering the earth with color so white
Creating beauty so pretty and bright.
~ Linda LaTourelle
8 comments:
Lovely post, lovely quilt, lovely background! Wish I was going to be available on the Saturday of your class...
The quilt looks crisp - especially with the snowy backdrop. I hope the rolls are a success.
Make it happen Kathy! Make yourself available....
Love the quilt - red is my favourite colour - and it's especially gorgeous photographed on the snow.(No wonder our flag is red on white!)
love that red and white little finish~!!!~ what a great idea to photograph it in the snow . . . beautiful~!
those rolls sound delicious. i hope that you do share the recipe and i remember to stop back by and give it a try.
:-)
libbyQ
Your table top quilt piece looks very nice! I do hope you share your savoury roll recipe. They sounded delicious. :)
butFound it! The recipe looks good, add garlic....it always adds flavour....I will try it later in the week....or soon...have Retreat this weekend...James is looking after his Dad.
Here goes again...I found the box, recipe looks yummy....try garlic next time...it always leaves lots of flavour. Now I use "Fleurs de L'Ail (Garlic flowers)....wonderful....green leaves? flowers? packed in oil. Want some? I can bring you a jar next week.
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