I am looking for setting ideas and eye-balling fabrics...
and thinking to myself that
this looks like Borst Soup...
{ "Imagination is funneee.." songs again;))) }
I think you float sour cream on top...???
NOW....there is a challenge to depict that
in trim, which is one of our Stone Soup rules
--maybe in my Crazy Quilt basket
I can come up with something...
Maybe this fabric laying there will be the "tablecloth"????
and this:
For the borders....
a country print that uses some coordinating colors.
And I'd like to include this one--
altho' the color is not in the same family--
but ..."I like it"..;)))
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On the diamond Painting front:
Sunflowers is coming along pretty well...
only about 1/8th more to go....
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My Hubby cooked his homemade spaghetti sauce
and we ate an early dinner -- @1:00
It was especially good as i haven't eaten any
REAL CARBS (!)
all week long on my lo-carb journey.
I have lost 4 lbs (+/-) ;)))
And am taking today and SuperBowl Sunday
off...
[G O P A T S ]
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I am reading a "new to me" book by Jane Haddam
[In her Gregor Damarkian series]
called "Hearts of Sand"
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I leave you hoping you are having a wonderful
sewing day or crafting or reading or
whatever you really want to do...
Hugs, Julierose
La Blageuse (doing it all-euse)





I love your Stone Soup project! The colors and pattern are just wonderful. I'm going to make home made egg rolls for Super Bowl Sunday. I hope they come out good. I'm planning on using the Air Fryer. Almost forgot, I love your diamond painting. It reminds me of summer1
ReplyDeleteThe sunflowers are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love your fabrics for setting your Stone Soup bowls....if the salmon-y spoons n forks doesnt work, could it be the backing. I do love how quirky it is.
lizzy
Love your stone soup bowls. So fun. Your diamond painting is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAs for sour cream, what about a cloud fabric,? Those spoons gotta go in it
So cool
I like your setting options, especially the one with the chickens. I'd definitely give that cutlery a go too -it's a fabulous fabric.
ReplyDeleteThose Stone Soup blocks are just yummy!
ReplyDeleteso do you go back and forth from snowballs to circles? I sure like the sunflowers! How do you hang them on the wall and have any diamonds fallen off? Love the cutlery fabric!
ReplyDeletecoming right along, love the spoons
ReplyDeleteI'm no good on borders... but I used to grow sunflowers so I know yours are super! So pretty.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Beautiful colors in stone soup. I can see why you'd like to add the silverware fabric.
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