Jane was up to Betty's for the weekend and brought some hand stitching with her so I couldn't resist the invitation to join them for a bit. I worked on binding mom's
Dresden Plate, which you saw last time, but it also gave me a chance to get some pics of projects that both of them are working on.
Earlier this winter one of Jane's nephews was left homeless after a fire destroyed his home. Thankfully he was unhurt, but all that he owned is gone, so she and Linda have started a
Broken Dishes quilt for him in beautiful, rich paisleys and plaids.
The blocks are the same size as the baby quilt that I just finished but she is hand stitching hers. It is stunning!
How's this for a happy quilter?
Is it all that gorgeous fabric that makes her so happy, or the thought of the
Hummingbird Cake that I made for dessert? Me thinks it might be a tie. I used the
Cream Cheese Icing from the Silver Palate Cookbook instead of the one mentioned in the recipe and it was delicious - that hint of lemon really came through.
Betty has been busy quilting another amazing quilt and I've got some pics to share with you next time....M
2 comments:
I think the cake wins, it looks absolutely scrumptious.
Those paisley and plaid Broken Dish blocks look really stunning!
And your cake looks delicious!
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