Moss on fungus at Lyons Woods on Wednesday.
Queen Anne's lace is still lacy at Sun Lake on Thursday.
After all that walking (the Sun Lake trail is 2.5 miles) I allowed myself generous portions for Thanksgiving dinner.
As the song says, "Hurrah for the pumpkin pie!" I cook down the Halloween pumpkins, freeze the pulp, and make pies (and other pumpkin delights).
# # # # # I flung two quilts for the December 2 fundraiser for Cory's Project. Quilts need to be out in the world rather than in a pile in the basement.
Can you find the mis-turned units? Do you think I should change them?
Linking up with Finished or Not Friday Peacock Party
not at all....it's now unique....glad to hear you had a bountiful feast!
ReplyDeleteYUM! Green beans (NOT the casserole). Oh how I miss plane delish veggies at T-day dinner. Happy leftovers :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat flimsy!
No to changing them. The quilt is busy and it all looks like it is design elements. Most of the people we give quilts too don't look beyond the color, beauty and cuddliness.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors in your quilt.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a wonderful meal, and I'm with you in loving leftover turkey. I always think it tastes better the next day anyway.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful November sightings on your walk, Nann! Dinner sounds delicious. We had green beans (not the casserole), too. I really like your quilt design as is - the blocks would only need to be moved around if you wanted the dark and light wedges oriented in exactly the same way.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely no to changing them, I can't even find them! We love any kind of leftovers!
ReplyDeleteI found only one misturned unit--if you think there's more then I guess we differ on what is considered "dark".
ReplyDeleteDon't change it. It's neither jarring nor noticeable.
The rice pilaf with pecans sounds heavenly. My breakfasts for the past 2 days has been a slice of pumpkin pie with coffee. So yummy!
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Every time I made a mistake that I didn't fix, I've regretted it. Some I didn't notice, some I figured were no big deal. Unfortunately, my eye is always drawn to the mistake. Either way, your quilt is lovely.
ReplyDeleteCan I find them - only because you made me look. Finished is better than perfect and once the borders are on it's done. Even though they are on the edges and there's less unpicking I'd still leave them as they are. The colours are lovely and the centres make it very lively.
ReplyDeleteNice Thanksgiving feast! ... Your choice to make the change; I would switch them. But it is a busy design and no one would notice if you didn't point it out. Are the blocks made using partial seams? JanetT
ReplyDeleteNo turned blocks stand out at first glance and I'm not going hunting so...
ReplyDeleteYour Thanksgiving feast sounds delicious. Since hubby is on Gtube and it was only the two of us I had leftover pork roast and lots of veggies from the garden. I was going to make a pie but knew I would eat the whole thing so thought better of that and had an apple with carmel dip for dessert.
Can't find them but I do love this quilt and I like the name you gave it!
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