ScubaK

I didn't know what Posole was either so I found this:
http://www.reluctantgourmet.com/posole.htm
Looks yummy!
K

Connie1948

It is a soup type dish made with homney a product of corn. I believe it is Mexican or Native American. I learned about it from friends of both of these decents. They both claim it. All I know is it is great on a cold winter day.
Connie

ambquilter

I have done the mystery quilts several times with Planet Patchwork. They are easy enough for a beginner. Don't worry. Just enjoy. If you get stuck there is a message board and someone will help you through.

Angie

ljsunflower

I'm sitting here looking at the cutting directions for this mystery quilt. I've never sewn with bias tape or anything like it. I can't even imagine what this will be used for in a quilt. OK, I haven't sewn much of anything but simple quilts. So, is this quilt gonna be ok for someone with not many skills but a lot of want to? LOL I won't be using bias tape, it would be a dark accent fabric - but 1/2 inch?!? Give me some encouragement here please!

ljsunflower

Oh! What the heck is bias strips anyway??

Tiffany

I love posole. I would much rather be over at your house celebrating the new year. :lol:

Yvonne

I've started cutting my fabric. How about you all? Are we ready???

Here's a pic of my uncut fabrics.

ljsunflower

Yvonne, your fabrics are beautiful! I guess I'll pass on this mystery cause I don't do bias strips.

Margie

In Pennsylvania.....it is always Pork and sauerkraut for New Year's day to bring good luck...and if for some strange reason someone doesnt eat sauerkraut, it is pork and cabbage in some form. Almost every New Year's eve party has it and New Year's day too :).

Margie

pawquilts

Yvonne,
Thanks for sharing this. I will try it! I hope I will be able to check in with the site every hour. No company at the house this year. So this may be a completed "mystery" for me!
-Pat :) :) :)