In all seriousness I was worried about the Hubby frying a turkey it is a dangerous thing to do, I have heard thousands of horror stories and I didn’t want to be this year’s addition. However I must confess that the indoor electric turkey fryer worked pretty darn good. I was able to find a 14 lb turkey that wasn’t frozen and Hubby washed, dried and seasoned it, it took a little over an hour to fry. I have to say this was the moistest turkey I’ve ever had, even the breast was juicy. Secretly I did have my shoes on all while it was cooking just in case I had to leave in a hurry. After the turkey and fixing were eaten and Hubby settled down to watch football, football and more football I curled up and stitched. I finished the second design in my Black & White project.
Don’t know which one I’ll start next but I’ll figure it out when it rolls around again in my wonky rotation. Happy Dance all around I finally finished the “Green Goddess” by Joan Elliott stitched on 14ct gold stardust Aida with DMC and Kreinik braid. My photography skills are not the best but I’ve tried to take close-ups to show the beading.
8 comments:
Glad to hear the turkey turned out, they are good deep fried.
Love the black and white very nicely done, and of course love the goddess,such a great job.
Pretty colors in your TUSAL.
Congrats on the finish!!
Hi Minnie and thanks for visiting my blog and your beautiful compliment. I must say I had a good laugh about your dh frying a turkey....lol Glad that all turned out well, but still giggling over wearing your sneakers... Just in case.
Your cross stitch embroidery is beautiful
congrats on all the finishes! It must be so great to finish!
Girl you are so fabulous!! Oh my goodness how on earth do you do it??? Awesomeness for sure. Thanks so much for stopping by and I hope that you and yours had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Best,
V
Woooohoooo on the fried turkey success!! :D
2 Happy Dances!!!!!! Congrats, Minnie... they look AWESOME!!! :D
Wow! Green Goddess is amazing! Congratulations on such a spectacular finish!
Came over just to see Green Goddess! It's great to see a finished project rather than the computer produced one in the book.
The beads look really good. Well done!
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