A few pieces of

Fabric Jewerly

I have been making.

I have had this picture on my computer screen saver since March. I am hoping for Spring soon!!

Anyway, I can at least see colorful flowers as I am working on my computer instead of white stuff outside.

I don't mind winter but, it is always nice to have the next season.

Two Easter Bunnies I made this year. (2011) I had the pattern for 10 years I think and finally got around to making them out of an old quilt my Grandmother had. Turned out really cute to add to my other homemade bunnies.

Southwest Chicken Enchiladas

Flour tortillas are rolled up with canned chicken, chilies,

cilantro and Jack cheese inside, and a canned

chicken gravy over all to moisten.

Ingredients

•1 10-oz can chicken gravy,

1/2 to 3/4 cup milk

Salt and pepper, to taste

1 12-count package flour tortillas

2 13-oz cans chicken white meat, drained

1 large can chopped green chilies

1 bunch cilantro, chopped. I

though

1 bag shredded Monterey Jack cheese or enchiladas cheese mixture

I put 1/4 c. chopped onions in mine

Method

Pour chicken gravy into a bowl. Whisk in milk, salt and pepper. Open tortillas and lay flat. Spoon 1 to 2 Tbsp chicken into each tortilla; break meat apart so it covers the length of the tortilla. Sprinkle as much of the chilies, the cilantro, and the cheese as desired on each, to cover the length of the tortilla. Roll up tortilla and place in a 9x13-inch baking dish. Continue until pan is full of rolled tortillas. Pour gravy-milk mixture over top of rolled tortillas, then cover with remaining cheese. Bake in a 350 degree oven 30-40 minutes, or until heated through. Sprinkle remaining cilantro on top for garnish.

Number of Servings: 6

Chris Larsen's house we had the sewing retreat here. Me, Judy and Beverly stayed here downstairs for the retreat. As you go down the page you will see more about our retreat.

Ladies in sewing group outside the house we had our retreat at in Centerville

A look at the yummy food we had during our Sewing Retreat.

We should call it the "Eating and Sewing Retreat."

Here are a couple

of necklaces and a pin

I have been making. We did some of these at our Sewing Retreat.

I put two of the same flowers on this post and don't know how to get one off, so I guess they'll stay until I can get KaeLee to help me with it.

Sewing Baskets

we made

at our retreat.

Me, Beverly and Judy with Welcome Door Prizes for our

"Sister Sewing Retreat"

in Centerville this year. The theme was "Welcome Spring".

We had it for three days

Feb. 19, 20011.

We have so much fun!!

We're lucky not to have all this snow

like they did in South Dakota. Year 2011.

KaeLee keeps saying, "Grandma you need to put something on your blog, I keep looking and you haven't put anything on it". So here is a picture of Grandpa and the snow he has shoveled this year, it's as tall as he is.