Hi friends!
Still working on David's quilt.
A nice border should do it!
Last Friday we went to Cooks and bought 3 dozen ears of field corn because that's what Tommy like in soup.
We shucked that and Tommy cut it off while i put up soup for the winter.
Two quarts and 6 pints.
The day before i had put up pickles.
That's the second batch of pickles i have put up so far.
Sat. Tommy pulled our corn!
I put 9 dozen plus in the freezer for the winter.
Today it's soup again as soon as i get off this computer.
Have a good one
Hugs
Quilt Happy
12 comments:
Look at all those veggies!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And that quit was beautiful!
Wow that is a lot of corn. My mom used to do pickles, but she hasn't in years.
Mmm love your cannin.I use to do tomatoes and will begin next week.The quilt is just beautiful.
Veggies look good but you need to fix date on your camera. All pictures are dated 2010.
David will a very happy with his quilt. All the soup and pickles look yummy. You sure are busy.
Neat quilt--coming along so well..WOW a lotta canning going on at your place...nice work hugs, Julierose
Davids quilt is coming along nicely. Your family will surely be eating well with all that you put up. I need to do some canning this year. I am WAY behind on things. my hubs already requested the family relish. and gotta do some jammin too!
David's quilt is looking great. Wow! you have been a busy bee canning.
Hope you have a wonderful day my dear.
Hugs
donna
Your quilt is coming along nicely. All the veggies look delicious, too. You're a busy lady!
You are one busy bee! I hate to even THINK about winter, but wow that soup sure looks good! The quilt is coming along nicely too.
They will never sing a song about your cupboard being bare!! Cool that you can soup. I have never heard of canning soup. I'm such a city girl, lol.
xx, Carol
Maybe you will post a canning tutorial for us city gals that have never tried this. one on pickles or tomatoes will be nice. Thanks,
Mary
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