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    a wonderful weekend

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    Ripping, washing and ironing for a whole week, I was looking forward to the BBQ party with some friends this weekend. Guess what they brought along for me? Some more shirts. Now I really have to start at least one of those quilts I have in mind.

    While cutting , I had the idea of collecting all the seams for binding my tomatoes, roses and other plants next year. That adds a touch of color to a garden. I'm curious as to what the neighbours will say. Lets wait and see.

    Made these 2 cheese cakes to take along. There is none left anymore.

    DH and i will make our daily walk now, as it is not raining for the moment.
    greetings from Luxembourg
    sigpicgreetings from the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg

    Michèle
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    Re: a wonderful weekend

    I saw your pictures and my mouth started watering. I was hoping you had some cheesecake that you could send me some crumbs or a slice of leftover . . . beautiful.

    Hey, I love your idea bout saving the seams to use in the garden. In fact, I think that would look much better than old nylon stockings. You may also want to try a braided or crochet'd rug. Or, have you seen some of the things they are doing with the selvage edge from fabric? Or some of those funky zipper flowers? You are on a roll.
    Sometimes, when there's a raging fire,
    it's best not to try to put it out with gasoline.

    "...pal carajo con la negatividad..."

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      #3
      Re: a wonderful weekend

      YUM - cheesecake! My Aunt always made the best cheesecake - mine surely don't turn out like hers.

      Hugs,
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      http://quiltdreaming.blogspot.com
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      What if you woke up today and the only things you had were the things you thanked God for yesterday? :icon_hug:quilting trish

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        #4
        Re: a wonderful weekend

        You are simply inspiring......Barb
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        Scottie Mom Barb

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          #5
          Re: a wonderful weekend

          Great way to reuse old clothes! The cheesecakes look fabulous!
          Be who you are and say what you feel
          because those who mind don't matter,
          and those who matter don't mind. - Dr. Seuss

          http://www.toggpine.wordpress.com

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            #6
            Re: a wonderful weekend

            Originally posted by Sandy Navas View Post
            I saw your pictures and my mouth started watering. I was hoping you had some cheesecake that you could send me some crumbs or a slice of leftover . . . beautiful.

            Hey, I love your idea bout saving the seams to use in the garden. In fact, I think that would look much better than old nylon stockings. You may also want to try a braided or crochet'd rug. Or, have you seen some of the things they are doing with the selvage edge from fabric? Or some of those funky zipper flowers? You are on a roll.
            Hi Sandy,
            I did use them to weave rugs. We have enough rugs at the moment. I thought some color in the garden would cheer it up.
            What about those funky zipper flowers? Are they crocheted or knitted? Haven't heard about them yet. Gonna check the internet. Thanks for sharing the info.
            Sorry no leftover from that cheesecake.
            greetings from Luxembourg
            sigpicgreetings from the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg

            Michèle

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              #7
              Re: a wonderful weekend

              Originally posted by mamaquilt View Post
              Hi Sandy,
              What about those funky zipper flowers? Are they crocheted or knitted? Haven't heard about them yet. Gonna check the internet. Thanks for sharing the info.
              greetings from Luxembourg
              Here's the link to one site that shows how to make the zipper flowers - the young girls are all hot into flowers in their hair these days: http://studio5.ksl.com/index.php?nid=61&sid=9665241
              Sometimes, when there's a raging fire,
              it's best not to try to put it out with gasoline.

              "...pal carajo con la negatividad..."

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                #8
                Re: a wonderful weekend

                If I can just get past that picture of the cheesecakes! Geessshhhh....there goes the diet! LOL
                Susan

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                  #9
                  Re: a wonderful weekend

                  I'm with Susan! The cheesecake looks delish! great way of repurposing. You all are clever folk in Luxembourg!

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