Here is the result this Friday...!!
| ...amm yum yum yum!! |
Easy, super fast and much better than my usual french toast. (I usually use a recipe of 1 egg per piece of bread and add some milk to soak the bread.) Mine are usually soggy and burnt and these were crispy and perfectly cooked on the inside. Get out your abandoned waffle makers and enjoy the next best thing!
My Single Girl will be done soon.
I have been looking at the pictures and have been finding the color is always off. The colors look neon sometimes.
The aquas are too bright and the green yellow isn't that garish. Any ideas why? Is the background of coal colored fabric messing with the camera's automatic settings?
After I get the arc in the hoop finished today, I will feel like I am on the home stretch.
Sharing the sewing week with friends here ...
Pretty top---I think your eyes are playing with ya-lol! Sometimes mine do it too. The hands stitching is rockin'!
ReplyDeleteKnowing the fabrics from seeing them in person...I know this is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI can never get the colors correct in my pictures. I don't know why. I think something to do with the flash. It's pretty anyways.
ReplyDeleteYour stitches look gorgeous! Way to go - that's amazing progress. My daughter may want to get adopted by you. Sounds like you like your waffles the exact same way she does!
ReplyDeleteYour Single Girl is coming along very nicely!! And the waffles/french toast look wonderful!! Whoop whoop!!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Your quilting is great. Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteFrench toast, with crispy bacon, bananas and maple syrup, or with honey and fresh fruit, very yum!
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I love, love breakfast! Those waffles look so good.
ReplyDeleteSo does the quilt. I finally found my missing Single Girl blocks. I am almost done putting them together.