No rabble-rousing today, no raised fist for women’s solidarity, if you want a snippet of history to go with today’s block, check out Barbara Brackman’s blog.
When I was finishing this block, I had the nagging feeling that it reminded me of something. Once I saw the photo, I realized what it was – it’s a piñata – all it needs is tassels!
Now you guess what I’ve got on the brain…
Could it possibly be homemade enchiladas and a big pitcher of margaritas? Oh, yeah!
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The night was clear and the moon was yellow, and the leaves came tumbling down... Stagger Lee: 1958 by Lloyd Price
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The night was clear and the moon was yellow, and the leaves came tumbling down... Stagger Lee: 1958 by Lloyd Price
As always, I’m amazed – just amazed – at how creative you are and what an intuitive grasp you have of color. I’m so looking forward to seeing the Liberty print version, too
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*blushes* But the compliment is graciously accepted. BTW: glad to hear that the bandage came off your typing/rotary cutting finger. How is that Pickle Dish coming along?
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Great block and I love your enchiladas.
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Thanks D! Didn’t make enchiladas last night, but I’m obsessing about them so they’ll be on the menu very soon.
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I know where I can get the ingredients! Just let me know.
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I love the colors in this block. I have yet to begin mine. The first Amethyst block nearly drove me nuts so I keep putting this one on the back burner!
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Thanks Candy – and thanks for stopping by! I clicked over to your blog – your Grandmother’s Choice blocks are so pretty – can’t wait to see what you do with Block 8.
And I have a sneaking suspicion that Amethyst won’t be the most challenging block that Barbara throws our way – color me paranoid, but I’ll just bet that she’s got something else up her sleeve.
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Yep! I agree…there’s more torture ahead! But it will be such a nice quilt when it’s finished.
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