Happy New Year
I had a great day, this first day of 2016.
Bonnie Hunter gave us the 6th and final clue to the Allietare Mystery Quilt. I sewed most of the day and love how this quilt is turning out.
And now it's progressed to this although it's still just blocks. Check Bonnie's Mystery Mondy Linky Party for other quilts of Allietare.
I have also been working on this piece. It's one of 5 slices of a picture of the Ag Museum in Jackson, MS.
I have also been working on this piece. It's one of 5 slices of a picture of the Ag Museum in Jackson, MS.
Paul's niece Paula and Jerel Yoder from Colorado are spending a few days in the area. Their quartet of 4 boys is a lively bunch! They are helping Amy do some painting inside of her house.
I fixed cornbread and soup with a plate of cheese and took it over to them for supper. This recipe came from my sister Polly who got it from Rosedale Bible Institute many years ago, if my memory serves me right. It's been used many times and I treasure Polly's handwriting on my card.
Your Bonnie Hunter mystery is a beauty! Happy New Year, Julia!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous finish for your Allietarre! I still have my borders to do. Love your bright happy colors. The soup looks yummy, I am sure it was appreciated by the painting crew. Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteLovely bright colours, you are making good progress.
ReplyDeleteLovely Allietare; it's so reminiscent of Tuscany.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Allietare!
ReplyDeleteWhat a bright and happy quilt!
ReplyDeleteYour mystery looks great! And that recipe looks yummy too!
ReplyDeleteBueno! Lovely Allitiera in the making.
ReplyDeleteIt is really coming along nicely! WOW!
ReplyDeleteYour mystery quilt is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYou have really made a lot of progress. It really is turning out beautiful! Thanks for sharing with Oh Scrap!
ReplyDeleteI love the recipe card! (And it sounds tasty, too.) Your Allietare looks great.
ReplyDeleteYour Allietare is stunning! Very happy colours.
ReplyDeleteYour version of Allietare is turning out beautifully!
ReplyDeleteLove the scrappiness of your Allietare!! It is turning out to be a beautiful pattern. Mine is "on the wall- just blocks" with only 3 rows built, and none of the rows together yet. Family time is the priority for many of us this time of year! Mary / www.stitchinggrandma.wordpress.com
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