I have a nice Low Carb Sweet Treat Recipe to share with you today. But first, I thought you'd like to see a few of our latest finishes.
First, mom made some pretty little Straw Hat Ornament/Gift Tags:
These are just too cute and would be so pretty tied on to a Mother's Day gift!
Next, I finished up my little Crazy Quilt Hanging Pillows/Ornaments:
Each one has a vintage brooch on it as a focal point! I sewed up several new blocks the other day so I can make a few more of these. They are fun and I really enjoy choosing buttons for them!
Well, onto my recipe. Actually, it isn't my recipe, it's my sister's recipe for Peach Fluff:
PEACH FLUFF RECIPE
1 package Sugar Free Peach Jello
3/4 cup Cottage Cheese
1 medium can of Peaches in pear juice (chopped into small pieces)
1 small carton of Whipping Cream
1 teaspoon Vanilla
Drain peaches and reserve juice. Pour into measuring cup and add enough hot water to equal 1 cup. Mix with Jello and let it dissolve. Next, add peaches to jello. Refrigerate until set.
Whip the whipping cream and vanilla. Fold cottage cheese and whipped cream into Jello and refrigerate.
This recipe is so good and it's light and low carb! My sister came up with it. You can use any flavor of jello and any fruit that you like but we prefer the peach.
Well, I'm ready to stitch for a bit now. I need my husband to tear himself away from the Model A and start the grill! I have chicken marinating for salad. Men!
I'll leave you with a photo of my little Lucy:
Is she just the sweetest little thing? She only weighs 7 pounds! One pound of body and 6 pounds of hair!
2013
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That's the year I offered my cardinal finish.
Loved this guy and he left in a giveaway. But the chart? Really? I
planned to stitch this oldie but ca...
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2 comments:
I was oohing and aahing over all the pretties as I read through your post, but the biggest ooh came at the end when I saw Lucy. Oh, she's so lovely! Good thing I don't live near you, or I'd be over there with a tote bag and steal her away.
I love your hanging pillows and of course, Lucy!
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