Note: For those who asked about augmenting the cocoa recipe to be more like a "drinking Chocolate" I am sorry to tell you that it just does not work. My recipe ends up being a non-fat american cocoa recipe. I have learned from my research and experimentation that "Drinking Chocolate" is basically made from milk and a melted candy bar which includes the chocolate fat & milk fat, which is why is tastes soooo good! I was able to only find one drinking chocolate mix in my local area; it was very good and worth the Benadryl (allergy medicine). So those who have access to such mixes, you really have it better off! lol.
I finished getting the pieces cut and ironed onto my "melting rainbows" and have begun the slow process of zigzagging around each piece. I like the look of the black thread on the front, but if I had put more thought into it I would have used a rainbow thread for the bobbin/back. I can tell this one may take a couple weeks at the rate my sewing times are appearing in my day. I have been asked how I made this project...since it is being made up as I go along I will have to tell you what the process was/is when I finish.
I had 4 very small finishes this week; I was able to hand-sew the binding on the 4 of the mug rugs I started a few weeks back (I missed taking a picture of one of them). I have assembled the burp cloths, but have not added the embellishments yet.
New projects (since last Friday)- 11
In process - 29
Finishes (Since last Friday)- 4
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Wow, you go girl! Awesome job!
ReplyDeleteOnly 4 finishes?! Oh well you are working on a MAJOR finish i suppose!
ReplyDeleteHope you are resting. I do love your mug rugs.
ReplyDeleteLots of good work. :D Looking forward to seeing Melting Rainbows finished!
ReplyDeleteHey, I missed a bunch of your posts over the last week for some reason. Loving your progress on the melting rainbows and the mug rugs. I need to make a whole whack mug rugs next and I think I'm going to quilt some the way you did yours. Glad to see you are resting...a little. Do more! And the new do looks fab!
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