The final touches were completed this morning. I was successful in getting a variety of designs and design sizes in this small quilt so I’m pleased with the outcome. This series is quite fun! I have #5 ready to quilt and #6 is mentally being pulled together.
And here’s the back
Who knows when this series will fizzle out. All I can say for now is I don’t see an end yet.
A small detour to the garden is necessary — by way of the kitchen, that is. Last night’s dinner included my own cilantro pesto combined with an heirloom tomato from this week’s box of farm fresh vegetables. Browning the crust of the pizza here
and here it is out of the oven.
Total time: 15 minutes. Total satisfaction.
Double yummy today!!!!
mmmmm, you know it!
looks delicious,,, no recipe???… Looks almost like a pizza. Love your series, you are inspiring me.
That’s because it is a pizza. Hover your cursor over photos for more information.
No recipe needed for something this simple.
Nothing beats a good vegetarian pizza (home made of course!)
And Franki, you’re certainly on a roll with your current Ginkgo series. I love the quilting on the reverse side.
Yes, indeed, those heirloom tomatoes for the pizza were the hot ticket. Yum! And I am so enjoying this Ginkgo series! More to come.
Both the quilt and the dish looks very delicious
Thanks Gurli!