Turkey Tracks: March 10, 2019
All winter I’ve roasted local organic beets about once a week.
You can see earlier posts on tricks to oven roast and peel while warm.
I still get so much pleasure out of seeing the jewel-like mixture in a bowl.
Beets are a powerhouse veggie and are definitely all about “eating the rainbow.”
How’s this for a rainbow lunch?
Turkey Tracks: March 10, 2019
I love this yummy quilt.
The pattern came from SUNDAY MORNING QUILTS (Amanda Jean Nyberg, Cheryl Arkison) and was designed by Cheryl Arkison. I used all Cotton+Steel fabrics, except for the solid binding. And I made it as a “cool” companion to the “warm” quilt (see below) using the herringbone pattern Victoria Findlay Wolfe designed (MODERN QUILT MAGIC).
I quilted with the “Simple Feathers” pantograph designed by Anne Bright. And I used a soft smoky seafoam green thread that disappeared into the backing, from Signature threads.
Here’s the “warm” quilt, to remind: “Bee Warm.”
Both of these quilts have lived in my mind for some years now. It’s so good to have them be really here.
The Cotton+Steel designers have left their original home and are now “Ruby Star Society.” Their first collection from their new home arrives this summer. I just signed up for the Pink Castle “Ruby Star Society” fat quarter club which will start in July. Yeah!!!
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