If you're new here, you're in great company! This is my first time having a block in a 100 Blocks issue. (Okay, let's be honest. It's my first print magazine appearance ever - so I'm
My block and name are not technically on the cover, but I am included in an elite group of designers known as the "And More!" club!
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If you're new here, hello! I'm Laura! I design quilt patterns, and I'm a self-proclaimed deal hunter! Be sure to join the popular Quilting & Sewing Deals Facebook group where I post sales, deals, and coupon codes from all around the web!
My block is on page 58. It is named "Homecoming" and is #1393. The look is achieved with strip piecing and partial seams. (I heard that! You just groaned! Partial seams are not terrible! You can do it! Promise!)
I love red, white, and blue quilts! I made a Quilt of Valor earlier this year (read about it here).
I also have some red and blue bandanas waiting to be turned into a summer picnic quilt. (It doesn't count as a UFO if I haven't started it yet, right?)
And thanks to Quiltmaker, I'm now dreaming and scheming about starting a new red, white, and blue quilt!
I love the miracle of technology and how quickly you can see different colors and layouts for a quilt pattern! (I use EQ7.) Here are just a few of the red, white, and blue quilts I came up with using my block.
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| Traditional setting with three borders |
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| Traditional setting, but half of the blocks sewn so they are "flipped." Two borders. |
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| Blocks are set on point with half of the blocks sewn so they are "flipped." Two borders. |
It never ceases to amaze me how different a quilt can look in different fabrics. So I recolored the block to see what would happen.
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| Changing the red to turquoise changes the look entirely! |
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| Christmas! Wouldn't this look great with fussy cut centers?! Blocks are set on point and half of the blocks sewn so they are "flipped." |
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| Same layout as above, just different colors! |
Head over to Quiltmaker's QuiltyPleasures Blog to see all the designers that are participating in the blog hop! There are giveaways on every stop!
I'll give you fair warning: if you happen to see me in a store that sells the 100 Blocks issues, I will either be screaming and jumping up and down, telling every customer my block is on page 58, leaving notes on my page for whoever buys the issues, or taking a selfie with the magazine. (Follow me on Facebook or Instagram to verify that these shenanigans happen!)
First up, the prizes!
One lucky reader will receive an issue of Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks Volume 14 straight from Quiltmaker headquarters!
Two additional readers will each receive a copy of the magazine, a tape measure, a pair of tiny scissors, a charm pack of Aspen Frost by Basic Grey for Moda, and a print copy of one of my quilt patterns!
Since I know you're dying to know mine, I absolutely love leftover turkey sandwiches. Regular sandwich bread, Miracle Whip, and turkey is delicious, but hoagie bread, mayo, cranberry sauce, stuffing, and turkey is out of this world!
Giveaway will be open through the end of the blog hop. Giveaway will close at 11:59pm on November 18th.
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Disclaimer: Giveaway is in no way sponsored, administered, or associated with Blogger. By entering, entrants confirm they are 18+ years of age, release Blogger of responsibility, and agree to Blogger's terms of use. No purchase necessary to win. Open to legal residents in the contiguous US only that are 18+ years of age. Giveaway starts at 12:00am CDT November 14, 2016 and ends at 11:59pm CDT on November 18, 2016. One winner will receive an issue of Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks Volume 14 magazine with a retail value of approximately $7. Two winners will each receive an issue of Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks Volume 14 magazine, a tape measure, a pair of tiny scissors, a charm pack of Aspen Frost fabric by Basic Grey for Moda, and a pattern by Slice of Pi Quilts. Total value of each prize approximately $30. Odds of winning determined by number of eligible entries received. How to enter: leave a comment on this post. One comment per person. Duplicate comments will be deleted. Winner will be chosen by random.org on November 19, 2016 from all eligible entries and notified by email. If winner can not be reached via email or prize is unclaimed after three days, a new winner will be chosen by random.org. Winner is responsible for paying any taxes related to the prize. By entering this giveaway, you release Slice of Pi Quilts from any liability whatsoever. Void where prohibited by law.
Dressing! The holidays are the only time all year that I will eat stuffing. Leftovers always taste so much better!
ReplyDeleteA super design, and as I'm way down in New Zealand, maybe do not qualify for the wonderful give-away. Just in case, we don't celebrate Thanksgiving here, but I do have a cranberry bush, and each summer, make delicious jelly. So if celebrations were to happen, by chance, our own jelly would be the perfect trimming for a turkey roast.
ReplyDeleteI like the on point setting the best. My favorite Thanksgiving food is the sweet potatoes. And we never have turkey, always ham. Blessings, Gretchen villacrestfarm@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Thanksgiving food is the roasted vegetable dish I make that day (carrots, turnips, sweet potatoes, Brussel sprouts tossed I a bit of olive oil and roasted in the oven).....
ReplyDeleteGreat design! I love candied sweet potatoes for Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteI love the non-traditional foods that our family has made traditional at our Thanksgiving feasts, enchilada casserole and brisket are a couple of such items!! I'm so excited for you and if I ever see that magazine on a store shelf I'll act the same way and send you pictures!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats, Heather! You are the winner of a magazine and charm pack prize! Email me to claim your prize, and I'll mail it out right away!
DeleteMy favorite Thanksgiving food is pumpkin pie made with my grandmother's recipe. It's almost a pumpkin custard, very light and yummy.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the cranberry orange nut bread I eat while I watch the parades.
ReplyDeleteThe best part to me is the stuffing although after reading your post I really want a turkey sandwich :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is also the stuffing. The only turkey sandwich I like is hot with bread and gravy.
ReplyDeleteTurkey leftovers are my favorite--I make a turkey and wild rice casserole that is so good we buy and extra turkey so we'll have more leftovers to make it!
ReplyDeleteStuffing is my favorite, along with sweet potato casserole.
ReplyDeleteI love sweet potato casserole definitely with pecans on top. Then for desert apple bread pudding.
ReplyDeleteForget the turkey, it's just a vehicle to get to the Pumpkin Cheesecake!
ReplyDeleteSweet potatoes are my favorite Thanksgiving food, with gravy and cranberry sauce mixed in.
ReplyDeletePustasheo pudding cake. Is mine.... happyness04431@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteCongrats Laura, on your first publication. I too, have a block in this issue! Love the block and all the different ways to use it.
ReplyDeletePumpkin Pie is my favorite Thanksgiving food. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! We make our sweet potatoes into chips and those are my absolute favorite!
ReplyDeleteallisonpogany at gmail.com
My favorite would have to be apple pie
ReplyDeleteCongratulations. Such a fun block. I love the red/white/blue patterns.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite growing up was Moms homemade bread. Now that she is gone and neither my sister or I can seem to duplicate her bread, it is now mashed sweet potatoes.
quilting dash lady at Comcast dot net
That's a great block! One of my first quilts had partial seams, and they're very simple. My favorite Thanksgiving food is pumpkin pie!
ReplyDeleteLefse, lefse, lefse!!! Especially filled with turkey or meatballs!!
ReplyDeleteCranberry sauce made from scratch!
ReplyDeleteI have 2 favorites. Dressing - just like my mom used to make. And cranberry relish using my grandmothers recipe - the one with oranges & apples crushed up with the cranberries - YUM!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Thankgiving food iegreen bean casserole and homemade noodles.
ReplyDeletegandn74@ymail.com
I like the quilt design with the blocks set on point. 4th of July, Christmas and Beach/Winter for your color themes. Pumpkin pie or NY Cheesecake for Thanksgiving. 24Tangent@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI love the way your blocks can create a woven design. Congrats on your joining the "and more" crew :) Turkey. Definitely turkey. And turkey leftovers of all descriptions!
ReplyDeleteI love your block set on point. My favorite food for Thanksgiving is turkey. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteLove your block and how different it looks in each of the different color ways. My favorite food is the turkey dressing. Thanks for sharing your block with us.
ReplyDeleteYour block is fantastic! I would have to do it in purples...oh how I love purple!
ReplyDeleteAnd speaking of love...you and I are leftover turkey sandwich twins! That is one of the reasons I make the full on turkey dinner for me and the one or two people who eat it with me...lots of leftovers means that I get the sandwich for breakfast lunch and dinner for the next week! YAY! My favorite!!!
Loved your block and ALL of the layouts you showed. It's so versatile! I'm a big fan of pumpkin pie with whipped cream!!
ReplyDeleteI love the on-point blocks - it gives the illusion of weaving!
ReplyDeleteI love mashed potato casserole and sausage stuffing!
OMG your favorite sandwich is exactly the same as my hubby's favorite way to eat turkey. My favorite Thanksgiving food happens to be the pumpkin pie :-)
ReplyDeleteWe love the Turkey with gravy! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletemsstitcher1214@gmail.com
I love sweet potato casserole!
ReplyDeleteThe quilts made out of your blocks are stunning! I'm definitely putting this on my to-do list.
My favorite is pumpkin pie but the turkey sandwich with cranberry sauce is second.
ReplyDeleteI love leftover turkey sandwiches, too, but my favorite is cornbread dressing. Great block, congratulations!
ReplyDeleteOh those turkey and miracle whip sandwiches are to die for, well kind of. I grew up on those leftovers. BUT my favorite on the table are the yams. Yes seconds of those for me.
ReplyDeletesewfabrics at outlook.com
Ok, I admit I was one of the groans. I love quick and easy, but I did get motivated by your blog- I'm all in. I love pumpkin pie, I like to make my own pumpkin puree and even tho I said "quick and easy" I make my own special pie crust recipe. My morning is traditionally turkey in oven,sit down with a piece of pie(including home whipped cream) and The parade.
ReplyDeleteI love all the Thanksgiving food! This year I am planning on making my own Cranberry sauce that I found on Needle & Foot's website - Spiced Cranberry Sauce with Zinfandel. Yum! Thank you, peterstankovich@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteI love sweet potatoes and pecan pie, and turkey and dressing and giblet gravy and pumpkin pie and cranberry sauce and and and...Thanks for the chance to win, with Hasting's closed I have no where to pick the magazine up at anymore.
ReplyDeleteI love the stuffing! And for leftovers a recipe called turkey wreath!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Thanksgiving food is the turkey--especially the leftovers.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is turkey AND oyster dressing!
ReplyDeleteWell, I love it all but best is the turkey sandwich with dressing and cranberry sauce the day after! Pam
ReplyDeleteMy fav is the cranberry sauce. Apparently, I'm pretty good at making it too. It's the only thing that other hostesses request I bring.
ReplyDeleteHi, Laura!
ReplyDeleteI'm happy to have "found" you! (Am now subscribed to your blog posts and on Instagram!)
Congratulations on an exciting block!
I especially like how your blocks look with half of them flipped, with two borders... Both in a traditional setting, and in an on point setting!! ...Gives them an intriguing woven look, with depth!
My favorite Thanksgiving food is the way my (grown) children make mashed potatoes! (I always loved to cook, "from scratch", and am so happy that all of my children also love it... And are better than I am!). They created a way to make mashed potatoes in a pressure cooker with sweet potatoes *and* gold potatoes, that is *amazing*!!!
Happy Thanksgiving, Laura!
Pat T.
I love all the different looks for your block.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Thanksgiving food is the turkey! Especially when it was raised by my sister-in-law!
Thanks for the giveaway!
I love turkey - I'm determined to raise my own one year!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Thanksgiving food is the dumplings my sister makes and pecan pie that my niece bakes. Every year they request that I make my cheesy potatoes and I usually don't have any to take home.
ReplyDeleteIt's the stuffing. But since I've been dieting for a good part of a year now, I may be down to just a taste. No bread (or very little) for a while now. But it's working!
ReplyDeleteSecret recipe for pumpkin pie is our family Thanksgiving fav. I liked your block but began to LOVE it after seeing the enticing setting ideas!
ReplyDeleteI like the last blue and white layout the best. It looks 3 dimensional to me.
ReplyDeleteI love The Pies!!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Thanksgiving food is turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy. They all go together like PB&J; can't have one without the other. ;)
ReplyDeleteYour block is fantastic looking. Usually, the blocks in the issues are ones I would never make. Thanks for showing us the different ways it can look.
ReplyDeleteFood for Thanksgiving? I love turkey, any time I can get it! Yum!
Congratulations on being in the magazine! I've enjoyed every issue I've gotten. As for Thanksgiving, I'm all about the stuffing. Made just the way my Mom used to. I always make more than we could possibly eat on Thursday, so I will have days of leftovers.
ReplyDeleteCongrats! You are the winner of a charm pack and copy of the 100 Blocks magazine! Please email me your snail mail address so I can mail your prize to you! (My email is sliceofpilife@gmail.com.)
DeleteUnfortunately, I didn't hear from you within 7 days, so I have to draw a new winner. Try again next time!
DeleteAre we twins separated at birth?! Cause I was gonna put leftover turkey sandwiches with Miracle Whip! Seriously! I can see you trying to hide from store clerks with a handful of post-its you are trying to slip into the magazines! LOL Thanks for the chance! Kimberly at LaunderedCotton at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on being published! I love the on-point setting for your block!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! You are the winner of the magazine from Quiltmaker! Please email me your snail mail address so I can pass the info on to them so they can mail your prize! (My email is sliceofpilife@gmail.com.)
Delete'great job with the simple strips! Make my sandwich with leftover yeast rolls and don't forget the bread stuffing on the side. Kathy in colo repzjratplainsdotnet
ReplyDeleteI also love leftover Turkey sandwiches. Regular Bread, Miracle Whip, and lots of black pepper!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Thanksgiving food is scalloped corn. My mom made the best and I was sure to have her show me how before I moved out as an adult! Anyway, I am not afraid of partial seams and love the different layouts you've shown. Thanks for sharing your inspiration with us. cknapp3626(at)sbcglobal(dot)net.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite food for thanksgiving is TURKEY
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Thanksgiving food is the potatoes. They always taste better on Thanksgiving day!! Thanks. Love all the different layouts and secondary patterns created when the blocks are put together.
ReplyDeleteWell, I kinda love it ALL! Leftovers are great too.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Thanksgiving food. Hmmm. There is so very much to love about Thanksgiving food, so how do I choose just one? If I have to, I would pick my Aunt Helen's mashed potatoes. They are TO DIE FOR. :)
ReplyDeleteI am Dutch, so no Thanksgiving over here. Your block looks a bit Dutch,the red, blue and white. Love it. Thanks for the chance.
DeleteLove your block, especially the on point! My favorite is my mom's dressing!
ReplyDeleteHow exciting to be in this magazine congrats. I love your block...I really like the red and green layout. It's really hard to pick just one favorite Thanksgiving dish but I guess the Dressing with gravy and cranberry sauce on it is the best.
ReplyDeletethim3@hotmail.com
I love the turkey but can't pass up the homemade butterscotch pie.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is also the turkey with cranberry sauce sandwich eaten the next day.
ReplyDeleteLove the on-point settings.
Love me some pumpkin pie!! With tons of whipped cream.
ReplyDeleteSweet potato casserole with pecans and coconut on top.
ReplyDeleteTurkey soup made from the bones/bits and pieces of leftover meat.
ReplyDeleteTurkey and dressing covered in gravy....no you can't have one without the other...:)
ReplyDeleteI love all the different layout versions and colorways you have shown. It makes you want to make a quilt in each colorway and layout. My favorite part of the Thanksgiving meal is the turkey and then the pumpkin pie. Actually they are equally my favorites as for me it wouldn't be Thanksgiving without both.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! What fun layout options your Homecoming block has :o) Congratulations on your magazine debut! My block, Order in the Court, is also in Vol. 14, but I just wanted to stop by and say Hi :o)
ReplyDeleteFavorite Thanksgiving food--(very, very difficult as I love it ALL)--would be candies sweet potatoes with marshmallows!!!! Now you need to show a fall/Halloween colorway, even one using holiday specific fabrics.
ReplyDeleteMy fave food at Thanksgiving is the Stuffing..and the Gravy!! (My Husband makes both! YUMMY!!) Love the sandwiches after tho too..must try with cranberries & stuffing..thanks for the idea!! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you too, for chance to win your Give-a-way!! :)
Pumpkin pie, pecan pie, lemon meringue pie ( or just a sliver of each) Love the variety of settings you used.
ReplyDeleteI love the leftover turkey sandwhich with turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce and mayo.
ReplyDeleteHot turkey sandwiches smothered in gravy with cranberry sauce and stuffing!!! mumbird3(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeletePIE, pumpkin and coconut creme... love the pie!! Drhodes9@cox.net
ReplyDeleteCongrats, Debbie! You won the copy of the 100 Blocks magazine from Quiltmaker!
DeleteUnfortunately, I didn't hear from you within 7 days, so I have to draw a new winner. Try again next time!
DeleteMy Favorite Thanksgiving food is pecan pie. Yum! It is a special memory for me as my mother used to make it every Thanksgiving. Since she passed away from Alzheimer's I just like to carry on her tradition.
ReplyDeleteIts's the only time I have cranberry sauce, so I'll go with that. (Though pie would certainly be a close second!)
ReplyDeleteGosh there's so many foods I like at Thanksgiving. I think my two favorites are sweet potato casserole and Pumpkin Better than Sex cake. Seems like they taste better every day that goes by so I make a large amount so I don't have to cook for three days. ��
ReplyDeleteMmm everything! But especially sweet potato pie! Congrats! I love your block!!
ReplyDeleteI love it all, especially the stuffing.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is Pumpkin Pie with real whipped cream topping!!
ReplyDeleteLove the version on point! Makes a really unique design.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite food is pumpkin pie...I'm gluten intolerant so I just make the pie filling (the best part).
Awesome block! I love it in the Christmas colors.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is Pecan Pie. Thank you for the giveaway.
Congrats on your first magazine appearance & it's a winner. I love this block, especially on point. My favorite is cranberry sauce with some turkey breast on the side. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteFavorite T-day food???? well, it's got to be caramelized sweet potatoes with nuts and marshmallows, haven't had it or made it since coming to the south.
ReplyDeleteKaylace@bellsouth.net
Pumpkin pie, made with my mom's recipe.
ReplyDeleteGreat block...I find it almost hypnotic! My fave is that creamy cold pumpkin pie with whipped cream! My mom made the best!
ReplyDeleteI love corn bread stuffing. So good. I love your design set on point. Very creative and different.
ReplyDeleteGrowing up we always had Thanksgiving dinner early in the day. This was so we could get out the griddle and make grilled turkey sandwiches (the best) in the evening. But if I have to choose a favorite from the actual Thanksgiving meal it would be any of the sides (dressing - cornbread of course, or twice baked potatoes or green bean casserole or sweet potato casserole. kathleendotlutzatcomcastdotnet
ReplyDeleteThere can never be enough mashed potatoes at Thanksgiving. Yum!
ReplyDeleteI love it all -- turkey, mashed taters, corn dressing, veggies, etc., and etc. But, I got to confess that the gravy takes the cake! I drown it all (except the cranberry sauce and rolls) with the gravy. :-) Thank you for a chance to win.
ReplyDeleteFavorite Thanksgiving food - sweet potato casserole (NOT the kind with marshmallows, though).
ReplyDeleteI like how your quilts have a woven look when you flip some of the blocks!
Wonderful block! Like how you have shown different color variations and layouts. Thank you! My favorite Thanksgiving food is stuffing. I even like it cold. I also love a family favorite, Pear Salad.
ReplyDeleteyum! Delicious sounding sandwich. My personal favorite is the pumpkin pie. The only thanksgiving food I don't get tired of.
ReplyDeleteI love everythng about the Thanksgiving feast! I like the leftover sandwiches so much that I often roast an extra turkey breast! cotten.gloria@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteCongrats, Gloria! You're the winner of a prize pack with a charm pack and a copy of the Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks magazine!
DeleteI love sweet potato casserole. Thanks for the fun!
ReplyDeleteLove this block... almost looks like a labyrinth when many are put together.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Thanksgiving food is stuffing. I make it with my homemade sandwich bread and OMG...it is soooo good! Can't wait until next week to have some!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on getting your block in the book! How cool is that?! Also, thanks for the giveaway!
My favorite Thanksgiving food is the stuffing that my sister makes. Yum. Add it to a turkey sandwich with cranberries and you will be in heaven. Great block - I wonder what it would look like in baby colors or pastels.
ReplyDeleteNice block with lots of possibilities, depending on colors. You are making me hungry with all this talk of food! Mmmmmm, cold turkey sandwich, lettuce, mustard, squaw bread, with pumpkin pie chaser.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Thanksgiving food is sweet potatoes in orange sauce with pecans on top! Yummy! tkmattson@hotmail.com
ReplyDeletewe always had waldorf salad among all the side dishes ... my very favorite, for we only had it ad thanksgiving and Christmas dinners.
ReplyDeletesweet potatoes just taste extra special on Thanksgiving Day
ReplyDeleteYou are so funny! Love your block, too.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on a great block!! I am vegatarian - and love Hubbard squash and cranberries!
ReplyDeletewow wow wow. i just love red white blue Patriotic colors. It's almost a log cabin effect, and thanks for showing more layout fun.
ReplyDeleteI love streusel-topped whipped sweet potatoes, and of course the pumpkin pie!
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Love the leftovers! One favorite I wish I could have again is my grandmother's stuffing.
ReplyDeleteTotally awesome block! My favorite is Yams! Not the brown sugary with marshmallows. Yuck! Give me oven roasted or baked topped with coconut oil. Who needs thanksgiving? I eat this all the time...
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ReplyDeleteCongratulations for sure. you did a great job and I love your colors! Mine is mashed potatoes and gravy.
ReplyDeleteI love the name of your block. My favorite Thanksgiving food is the Sweet Potato casserole from Susan Branch's "Autumn" book (no marshmallows".
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Thanksgiving food is pumpkin pie with whipped cream! Love your block!
ReplyDeletenikilsend(at)outlook(dot)com
I'm Canadian so we had Thanksgiving already. My favorite is pulled pork super easy and super yummy.
ReplyDeleteVery versatile block, I like it! My favorite Thanksgiving food it pumpkin pie, but the whole meal is always great.
ReplyDeletecork@pa.rr.com
I'm with you on the leftover sandwich! Soft roll, turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce and Miracle Whip, I'm in Heaven! Followed by a piece of leftover Pecan Pie!
ReplyDeletelstangl482 at aol dot com
Turkey - we smoke them now and every bit of it gets gobbled up.
ReplyDeleteYour block is stunning!
ReplyDeleteFrom Spain.I don´t celebrate Thanksgiving but for Christmas Eve is fish, seafoods, turrón.
Love you pretty block! My favorite is pumpkin pie. Could skip everything else if I have my pie!
ReplyDeleteGarlic mashed potatoes with homemade chicken noodle soup and "Skinny bread"
ReplyDeleteI like it all, but right now I'm really looking forward to the dressing we make from Grandma's recipe.
ReplyDeleteI'm a pumpkin pie lover, with plenty of whipped cream.
ReplyDeleteI make a delish braided bread yeast recipe that everyone loves, but my Mom's cornbread dressing recipe is the must have winner! mceddins@austin.rr.com
ReplyDeletea neat block and it could be done in sooo many different color ways-
ReplyDeletemy very favorite Thanksgiving food is a southern dressing made with biscuits and cornbread--Ymmmm--hungry just thinking about it--
love and laughter, di
My favorite thanksgiving food is the turkey dressing and gravy. prycek@mymts.net
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Thanksgiving food would be the dressing, please pass me a second helping!
ReplyDeleteokruhlik6(at)aol(dot)com
My favorite Thanksgiving food is the dressing!
ReplyDeleteI love the stuffing with gravy. A once a year treat.
ReplyDeleteHave to go for turkey as first choice and then I love yams, or yums as our family refers to them.
ReplyDeleteI make a killer stuffing, with cranberries, apples, sausage, and more. I like to eat it with bits of turkey and gravy on top. Can make a meal out of it!
ReplyDeleteI'm a sucker for anything cranberry. I will eat even the canned stuff! Love the blue colorway.
ReplyDeleteIt has to be my pumpkin pie. Nancy A: rangerer@sbcglobal.net
ReplyDeleteMy cranberry apple jello salad is always a must for thanksgiving. A very neat block for red, white and blue. The E7 lay outs made the block even more special.
ReplyDeleteWow--your block is amazing--love all the setting possibilities! I'm all about the pumpkin pie!
ReplyDeletelove that snowflake quilt on your page too! I don't play favorites...but stuffing is the thing I might be most sad about when it runs out.
ReplyDeletePecan pie
ReplyDeleteGreat block...especially for those QOV's we love to make! Congrats on having your block in Quiltmaker's 100 Blocks. I love these editions.
ReplyDeleteDressing is hands down my favorite...add some gravy and I hardly want to eat anything else ;-) Thank you for the sweet giveaways!
My favorite is probably the stuffing but I also love the leftover turkey sandwiches. Reminds me of when I was little and ate them with my grandmother.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite food for Thanksgiving is always made by my mom-no one can make her eclair dessert like she does. Made with love!
ReplyDeleteI really like your block, and partial seams don't scare me! I love the different looks you get by rotating it. My favorite Thanksgiving food is stuffing - the kind my sister makes, with a bit of cornbread added to the regular bread.
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Sweet potato casserole...my daughter makes the best!!! And Cranberry Relish, a staple in our home at Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteI love Thanksgiving food. It is yummy. I make a 6-cheese macaroni and cheese dish (only twice a year) that everyone including me just loves. It is not for the faint of heart (it includes cream and real butter) but it is comfort food like no other.
ReplyDeletetushay3 (at) yahoo (dot) com
love your block, love sweet potato casserole and the turkey of course Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'm a carb junkie so I must admit its the homemade yeast rolls that I run for, they are great for adding a little turkey or sopping up that yummy homemade gravy.
ReplyDeleteAll of it. This is the only time we eat turkey, so it really evokes a food nostalgia. I love the stuffing, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie, sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes with heavy, and green bean casserole. Mashes me hungry.
ReplyDeleteLove pecan pie. Its the only time of year that my grandmother would make it, so brings back wonderful memories.
ReplyDeleteLefse with butter, sugar, and cinnamon! -- soparkaveataoldotcom
ReplyDeleteFor me, Thanksgiving is all about the cranberry sauce - preferably homemade! If there is also mincemeat pie, I am officially over the moon!
ReplyDeleteI love turkey and mashed potato casserole. I love your block and how you were able to show us different colors and ways to set it. It shows the versatility of the block! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI love the mashed sweet potatoes with crushed pineapple. I never seem to make enough to last the next day with leftovers!
ReplyDeleteLove this block for a QOV quilt! And no, if you Haven't Started it Yet that's a "Hussy" (HSY) not a UFO! Ok, for the giveaway, favorite Thanksgiving food for me (as of last year) is a Pumpkin Bread Pudding -- yum! Would also be yummy to win and get the issue!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Thanksgiving food is candied yams. It is one of the few times in the year that I get them. Hubby doesn't like sweet potatoes so we rarely have them at home.
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Sweet potatoes, actually any potatoes
ReplyDeleteGood old turkey and of course, sweet potato pie
ReplyDeleteMy favorite food for Thanksgiving is homemade noodles and mashed potatoes.
ReplyDeletegandn74@ymail.com
I love my grandma's recipe for cranberry sauce, it's the only kind I'll eat.
ReplyDeleteI love my grandma's recipe for cranberry sauce, it's the only kind I'll eat.
ReplyDeleteFavorite is the Star of the dinner - the Turkey!
ReplyDeleteCornbread dressing of course and Carrot Soufflé. It freezes well and can take the place of dessert.
ReplyDeleteSweet block, Laura! Love the graphic secondary weaving design it makes a great QOV! Sweet potatoes are my fav for Thanksgiving Dinner, but stuffing, cranberries, turkey and cream cheese on a toasted hoagie the next day. Can't.wait.
ReplyDeleteI love this block! I was going over my menu today to see what to change out, and there were some old standbys that I love and guess will make again-green bean casserole, cranberry salad, sausage filling and sweet potato casserole.
ReplyDeleteI love all these blocks - I'm hoping this inspires me to sew this weekend.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love the red, white and blue
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