Sunday, January 22, 2017

Ice Drops

I went to the meeting of the Palmetto Tatters in Lexington (Columbia) yesterday. We had a bit smaller crowd but still had fun. We did leave a little early because of bad weather, but that was fine. Before the meeting I finally got around to making an ice drop. I had not done them before. Not particularly difficult, but they do turn out nicely. I had a couple people ask me for the pattern. That actually belongs to Diane Cademartori. I did have it written out so I gave it to them. I have not found a written pattern anywhere, just the instructions she gives on her blog. Speaking of which, I thought I had added her blog to my list, but I missed it. It's there now!


I guess y'all know I like green. Someone asked me why. My answer? What's in your wallet.
(For those of you in a different country, money in the USA is referred to as greenback or long green. There is a commercial on TV that uses the wallet line for their punch line.)

4 comments:

  1. I hope all my friends in the Palmetto Tatters are well. Love that green ice drop.

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  2. Lovely green ice drop, interesting to find out what money is called in the US I take it dollars are green in colour?

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    1. Yes they are. Most other countries have much more colorful money. I thin the back is actually darker. The mint is slowly adding some color and changing the design.

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  3. Green, nice with the white, beautiful ice drop more like an emerald 🌟💟🌟

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