That rhymes.... it made my day to have that happen!!
I received a Quilt top in the mail from one of our Colorado QOV'ers
Isn't it great!!
I just love being a part of a team effort!! I got it quilted, and Sunday someone from my group took it to bind,,,, LOVE all the love that goes into these Quilts of Valor...
( I know I'm preaching to to choir with our quilters, but seriously!!)
Probably you know this - But I am not allowed in the garden other that to turn on water when K tells me to.... I scare plants apparently. BUT!! I am responsible for watering the trees - and this year I must have done a good job -the Apple trees just keep producing!!
So!! Here is my Apple Crisp - from tree to dessert in 2 hours!!!
Dessert *Its what's for dinner*
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Laurie B's quilt is quite lovely! That apple crisp looks delicious, perfect dinner in my eyes. What kind of apples?
ReplyDeleteYummy looking dessert. I forget to water plants (so they die). I never think about watering them. Nice QOV. I'm sure a deserving veteran will appreciate it, and all the ladies who worked on it.
ReplyDeleteThat's a striking QOV. Someone is going to love it. We have a sew day scheduled for this Friday, and I have 5 kits ready for sewing. We will need 8 (I think) quilts ready for November presentations, and I sure hope the ladies who are currently binding quilts will have them returned in time. LOL
ReplyDeleteThe quilt is stunning!!!! The apple crisp looks delicious, too!
ReplyDeleteI love the look of the pinwheels with white...such a classic!
ReplyDeleteThat is a winner QOV! I'm a fan of apple crisp, apple pie and apple cake. . .hmmm see a trend there?? Your crisp looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteWhat a noce QOV!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful QOV and so many wonderful folks working on it. Too funny you aren't allowed in the garden...but your apple crisp...that looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteVery fun QOV and the quilting works so well with the theme. It's been so dry here, not much grew around here.
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