The greatest thing for me is that the members of my family are also my friends.
This is what the turkey looked like when my cousin finished carving. My other cousin's sweet potato biscuits were to die for. We had so much food and it was all so good.
My aunt and I visited our favorite quilt shop on Friday and I found some great fabrics. I actually followed a lady around to grab the piece on the right.
These are for my black and white snails trail.
My aunt is giving some of her stash away and I got these two great prints. Aren't they darling?
We got home on Saturday and I got some time to sew on Sunday. I have put together my snails trail but I have no idea where to go from here. I want to add a border but that may have to wait until after Christmas.
I hope to do a couple of Christmas placemats. And I do need to do some shopping!! I can't decorate until they finish with my house. Oh well!!
7 comments:
love your fabrics, and I'm sure I'd love turkey soup.
my word verification was blogna. haha
The prints are really cute.
Glad you had a lovely Thanksgiving.
wow, love that fabric, new and old...and your design wall looks awesome!!
Looks and sounds like a good
Thanksgiving you had. We were invited out to hubbys aunt...wonderful...I didn't have to cook OR clean my house and NO turkey leftovers!!
I agree with you about Thanksgiving being the best holiday...it's like Christmas without all the hassle!!
Looks like some good fabric there too!!
I boiled my turken bones and have frozen the broth but don't know how to make turkey soup: got a good recipe?
I would put a narrow dark blue (from the blocks) around your snails trail and then a print border on the outside.
turkey soup--I'll be right over with my spoon!
Wonderful fabric finds! And your colors have really worked out nicely on that snail's trail -- so much fun!
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