Before we could step out, the looming clouds burst into pouring rain...
But when I talked about starting a new quilt, she quickly forgot her troubles and got busy.
A candy pink, a mossy green and a white floral were cut and soon it’s time for piecing.
Now that we’ve got some of our pieces ready for the next step how about a Chai break?
Garma garam chai with Parle-G, anyone…?
We flipped through the pages of Fons and Porter's "Our best seasonal quilts" and came upon floral trellis.
Garma garam chai with Parle-G, anyone…?
6 comments:
I am all for the Garma garam chai with Parle-G.
That's a nice & sweet post, Pratima.
Thank you, Avinash...
Chutki and I would be delighted to have chai with you anytime :o)
Wow Pratima! seems like Chutki and you enjoy each other's company. And quilting with you is ofcourse a wonderful prospect for Chutki. Would you care to include me too? :)
Hi Pratima, that was a nice post. I am awed by your cute chutki. I should meet her next time. So how is the quilt coming along? I should get trained by you someday.
Thanu, it's been an amazing day with you. I couldn't bring along Chutki as she is busy getting her things ready for our travel. But she turned green when I narrated the details of our day :D
Hii Trinity, thank you for the sweet comments.
Chutki would love to meet you too :D
The quilt is coming along great. I'll try to post some pics next time :o)
Beautiful colors for your quilt. I love the spicy aroma of chai. Somehow I'm thinking I've never had any chai as delicious as true homemade Indian chai.
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