I had a very peaceful quiet day, washing, hulling and mixing freezer jam. At the end of the day, 30 containers of freezer jam later and 6 pints of ice cream sauce cooked, I wasn't thinking strawberries were quite as beautiful anymore but I still saved one to eat. See the one on the picture up there that still has the stem and crown, that's the one I saved for myself to eat.
I took a picture of the mess in my kitchen at the end of the day but I decided you probably wouldn't want to see that. My kids helped clean the mess up, so everything's good!
The rest of my weekend was spent working on a clients quilt in, guess which colour, RED. It is a beautifully pieced Vanity Square quilt in red, black, and white using mostly Mark Lipinsky fabric. My client chose Feathers with a Twist for the pantograph design. I'll show you the full version of the quilt later this week when the quilting is done. I thought you might like to see a sneak peak of the quilt, I'm sure liking it.
Ahh, I'm jelous that your strawberries are ripe...mine are just about there but not quite. I ate two yesterday, but they weren't completely red all the way around.
ReplyDeleteLove that red, black and white quilt...can't wait to see more!
Yummy strawberries! Lots of work, but everyone will enjoy them all winter.
ReplyDeleteWell done, my friend! The quilt is lovely, that panto is a great choice for the linear nature of the piecing. I can just smell your delicious strawberries... mmmmmmmmmmmmmm!
ReplyDeleteHi Marianne
ReplyDeleteJust saw that you sent me an email through Old Red Barn and came over to check your blog and found this about strawberries!!! Thanks for contacting me. I will send you an email.