Sunday 19 June 2022

 It's been a full weekend of projects for us. Hubby is home and cooking up a storm. He got a new camp oven last weekend and we had a big stew cooked in it. This weekend it was home made bread rolls and roast pork from him and I stocked up the freezer with chicken soup. 

A friend of mine asked me to make a memory quilt for her sister in law. They had collected squares of fabric from her mum's clothes and tried to put it together without much luck as all the fabric was knit fabric or jersey... not for quilts really. So this is how it landed in my lap. I didn't know what type of fabric it was when I said yes. I opened the bag and really did think oh dear what have I got myself into....

After some thought and time this is what I have come up with. Not finished yet of course. I used fusible to firm up the knit fabric and went for simple hexies.  Pieces of black lace were also in the bag so I'm going to stitch them on.


Chicken soup 

Roast pork with perfect crackle

Home made bread rolls

Camp oven cooking 

A good hearty stew 


7 comments:

loulee said...

That memory quilt will be very pretty once it is done.
All that food, yummo.

Janice said...

Lots of yummy food there. Perfect for the cooler weather. It would have been quite a challenge coming up with a way to use the fabrics. Your design is ideal. They will love it.

Susan said...

Yes, that bag of fabric could have been a challenge - a good option to do hexies.
The pork looks fabulous! and the bread rolls also look great - just like shop ones! LOL

kiwikid said...

So much yummy food Jenny, that pork looks amazing and yummy!! Well done with the quilt, not easy to work with that kind of material.

Denice Barker said...

Can Bernie come and live with us?

marina said...

great idea for the memory quilt, it looks beautiful.
some delicious meals made there. Would've been a fight over that crackle at our place lol.

Chookyblue...... said...

All the food looks great...... Have used the camp oven for ages.... Must do something.......
Your very kind to make that quilt it's very personal and I would worry about not making what they want...... The fabrics are a nightmare...... You did well