Pulling Out the Singer and Scraps
Because I need a project, I decided to start another quilt. I still have plenty of "magic fabric" from a garage sale find, so I am not purchasing any material. It's more fun knowing it's not costing me anything. It will truly be a scrap quilt. But that's ok. Don't let the sneak peek of some of the fabric scare you. I THINK it will be ok........
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Several of you asked about the pie. Well, so easy....
Graham cracker crust
1 can Eagle Brand milk
1 sm. can frozen lemonade (partially thawed)
1 sm. carton Cool Whip
Mix all ingredients. Pour into crust. Chill. Can top with more Cool Whip or whipping cream.
I think the quilt will be nice.
ReplyDeleteFUN~ Love your playlist I have just sat here enjoying it~
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you, thank you for the pie recipe! My mouth was drooling!
ReplyDeleteIt's 10:30 at night, I'm just checking blogs before I go to bed, and I saw your recipe for that quick, easy pie. I could almost TASTE it and I WANT SOME. Sounds so good. I love lemon!!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the quilt. :-)
your fabric looks like the fabric my Nana used to make quilts...can't wait to see yours...
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the finished product!
ReplyDeleteHOW FUN!
ReplyDeleteI spent 4th of July weekend scrapbooking! Some of my pages look like your "chosen" scraps.
Keep us posted, I know the quilt will look wonderful... (HUGS))
PS> If you come down to FL, we'll go to the Wilderness Lodge (I'm always looking for an excuse for a fun time. LOL)
I think those are great scraps and will look wonderful, Diane! Can't wait to see it when you're done!
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed week, sweetie!
HUGS,
Becky
Hi! I am returning the visit. I think we are a lot alike...which is kind of scary..lol
ReplyDeleteI think those fabrics are very old. Some of them are from chicken feed bags from the 50's, but I suppose you know that. I am going to see if I can find some pictures of the quilts I gave my daughter which have many of those same fabrics
in them....all made by my gramma & mother back in the 50's & 60's.
Love your blog...thanks for popping in...and I am following!
Very nice blog...following here too. Gerry
ReplyDeleteHi Diane~~~this all looks so vintage...can't wait to see it put together.
ReplyDeleteDebbie@houseatthelake
Thanks for the recipe. I couldn't remember how to make it!
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing like a scrap quilt when you already have all the scraps you need, huh! I have a ba-jillion scraps like yours, they look mah-velous! Just think how cozy for winter coming up when it's done!
ReplyDeleteMmmmmm, the pie sounds wonderful (I've never heard of it!)... it's been so hot and muggy here, that would be good to take the edge off, for sure!
Hope you're feeling better and healing quickly! Prayers and blessings! :-)