Turkey Day is almost here! Each year I remember exactly how I cooked my first turkey. I left the gross stuff that's wrapped in the package in it's hollowness and didn't remove it. Boy, did I learn how to cook a turkey then! By experience!
Well, beyond that, we have celebrated in many various ways. My favorite was when I could cook and my kids were home. That just seemed natural to me. But life changes or change takes life and we try to do what we can with what we have. The meaning of Thanksgiving is still the same.
I designed a small that would be a lovely addition to your smalls basket on Thanksgiving or on the dinner table if you have a large gathering. You know on Turkey Day, seconds is always a given. But will you still have your spot at the table or couch, or wherever you find a spot to sit and gobble?
Enjoy this little prim small and pass it around when going for seconds on Turkey Day or any day for a large gathering!
Thanksgiving small freebie
by Feathers in the Nest
copyright 2010
on any count linen of your choice
Fibers :
Crescent Colors Old Oak Tree (the golden color)
Crescent Colors Colonial Copper ( the words)
DMC 451 and 452 (the pewterware)
DMC 938 ( the border and the wooden chair)
Love it!! I could use this different times of the year!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever design, Jennifer - love it!!
ReplyDeleteTanya
That would be awesome on a placemat!
ReplyDeleteFirst I laughed, then realized just how useful this could be! Thank you for saving our chairs, lol.
ReplyDeleteHee hee. I remember that I was talking to my mother while cooking my first turkey last year and saying "what do you mean there's a second cavity?" Fortunately I managed to salvage that before it went into the oven.
ReplyDeleteThanks!!! I hope you can use it this holiday and even other big events for larger gatherings.
ReplyDeleteJennifer
Thanks for the cute little design. It is usually the dog who steals my place on the couch!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable!! I love it. Thank you so much for sharing this. I hope I can get it done for this Thanksgiving! What a wonderful, fun thing! Thank you, again!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you - Julie
Hee-Hee!
ReplyDeleteIt's cute! Very clever.
Thanks.
Marilyn