Judy

This past weekend was our retreat at Hideaway Hills in Red Rock. We had a blast. Great food, lots of laughs, fun projects and friends. Some projects were quick and easy. One, for an auction, broughts a lot of laughs and finally tears...she had some problems but Sandy eased the pain with a glass of wine.....LOL The first picture is Gloria's. The 2nd is Peggy's sports quilt for her "future" grandson. Grandmother and Sandy and Gloria....always smiling.

Margie/AR

These are Faith who turned 4 on the 17th of this month. Her big sister took her out in the snow to build a snowman and play on her sled. This is the first time she has ever played in the snow. She loved it.

Margie/ARK

Here are pictures of my B/W sweatshirt and
the Christmas table runner I made....Yo-yo!

Judy

Here are the two pups and their quilts I made them for Christmas. They seem to enjoy them...LOL

Cyd's Breakfast Pie

1 lb. breakfast sausage

1 can rotel tomatoes

2 C. grated sharp cheddar cheese

4 large eggs

1 can evaporated mile (5 oz)

2 unbaked pie shells

Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Brown sausage, add tomatoes, let cook down a little. Mix in 1 1/2 cups cheese and divide mixture evenly between the pie shells. Mix eggs and milk and pour evenly over the sausage mixture, and top with remaining cheese. Bake for 40-45 minutes until center of each pie is set. You can make this recipe as "spicy" as you'd like, use hot sausage, hot rotel, or even pepper jack cheese in place of cheddar cheese, do a little or a lot what ever suits your taste! Hope you enjoy it as much as I do

Merry Christmas

Cyd

Cousin Eddie

Cyd/Wy

Here's that Graham's Quilted Tote I finished to take as my carry on to Arizona. It really is a good pattern, and I like the size and the pocket divisions. I did them a little different then the pattern for my use.