Our last purchase will be on Christmas Eve for fresh oysters, which have become the 'starter ' to our Christmas dinner since living in Brittany, one Breton custom that DH is very happy to adopt!!! As France provides 95% of all oysters consumed in Europe and 40% of those are gathered on the Brittany coast what else would we eat ! I can't remember how many tonnes are harvested, just that it is a lot!!!
Some news on the quilting front, one Log Cabin lap size quilt finished !

As you can see when the photo was taken there was still some of the binding left to turn (now finished!), but I wanted to get a photo whilst we had a little sunshine . I must have had a premonition about the weather as it has been really grey and miserable ever since ! Don't think there is much chance of snow for us at the moment - and 'dreaming of a grey Christmas' doesn't gel somehow !!! FMQ'd all over in the end, just my own version of stippling, but I am pleased with the result and another UFO off the list !
3 comments:
Beautiful log cabin...love the red centers..really makes it sing.
I have just caught up on your blog. I have been in bed for a week with the flu so although I don't panic about Christmas, I have lost out on some Christmas crafting and timeous mailing!!
Wishing you and your family a great Feastive Season and enjoy those oysters!
Very nice quilt!
Happy Holidays!
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