It actually feels like winter has finally come to Perth, & with it the chilly temps & the lovely downpours of rain – but alas, no snow. We made our favourite winter weather dessert this week, Chocolate Self Saucing Pudding.
(It’s not that pretty, but it tastes so good!)
Yes, I managed some more bag sewing – for belated birthday presents (Ros, you know what I’m talking about). They are both very happy in their new homes.
Here are some more photos from my recent fabric purchases – some Christmas in July fabrics & some gorgeous Farmers Market fabrics by Sandi Henderson.
One last photo, looked what arrived in the post this week.
This was the Homespun Mailbag prize I won back in May – 6 Mam’zelle buttons by Robert Gordon Pottery.
With Love
Janelle xx
11 comments:
yuummmmmmmmm - that chocolate pudding looks DELICIOUS!
oh yeah baby, I've tasted that pudding and it's good. I know you left the recipe with me, just have to find it....
I bought some cute new shoes today, will include a pic with the next blog post. xxoo K
YUUUMMMMMM! That pic is making me hungry :)
Your new bag is gorgeous as usual, and I love that Farmers Market fabric.
That pudding would go down a treat right now! Winter desserts are one of the best parts of this season. Love all your new fabric acquisitions. Can't wait to see what you do with your prize buttons.
love the buttons and the fabric!
and really like the yellow and black from prev post!
so glad you girls had a great time together, makes me miss my girlfriends.
Your pudding looks yum. The perfect end to a meal on a cold wintery night, or any night for that matter. I am loving all of your bags that you and the ladies have made recently.That is on the top of the list for the up coming holidays.
have a good weekend
Linda
I am so glad that your buttons arrived. Any plans for them yet?
the pudding and the fabric both look yummy!
OK, I have to make a choc pudding these holidays... looks too good to resist. I will get a blog post done soon... I promise...
YUMMMMMY!!!! I love choc pudding. Those bags look great.
Thats our familys favourite dessert. Both my children had to write it down when they moved out. I too, have the CWA cookbook and my Mum's one looks as old as your nanas.
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