My Grandmother used to make a chocolate fudge that is grainy. Not everyone in the family likes it, but I do! My oldest sister makes it every Christmas time. However, I have a recipe for peanut butter fudge I received from a former coworker who was the aunt of her nephew that she raised who became our diocese’s Bishop. It was his favorite!
My mom made delicious peanut butter fudge. She is in heaven now and mine never turns out like hers. I’m going to forgo the boo crew sew along because I’m doing summer camp and have other projects started, but I do hope FQS offers a spooky box this year. I have a thing for all things Halloween. Have a good day.
There’s a National fudge day!!?? Oh goody!! My fav fudge is just plain chocolate…no nuts…no peanut butter…nothin’ but chocolate!! My mom used to make fudge using the recipe on the Hershey’s cocoa tin and that’s what I’ve always done. It is the best! When my 4 kids were all at home that would be our Christmas candy treat! We loved the cooking process and smelling that yummy chocolate as it bubbled away on the stove top!
Hi Pat, when I was pregnant with first child I craved for fudge. As I couldn't buy any so I had to make it, which was fatal as I ended making a lot 🤣I am talking about 60 yrs ago .... Vickye NZ
Peanut butter fudge has and always will be my favorite fudge. I like it dry or sticky. I love it so much I feel as though peanut butter fudge cannot be messed up lol
What I saw when you showed the needle threader.... Put the thread half on each side of the threader so the loop will be in the middle. Don't pull either end of the thread through the eye of the needle. Instead pull the loop down to meet the ends of the thread so it's like four thread ends coming together. Knot them, and when you sew, each stitch will be like sewing with quadruple thread. You'll be able to fly through sewing on buttons! Twice as good as a double thread.
Thanks Pat on the way to use the needle threader. I have had the Clover threader for about 5 years sometimes it would work other times not. I was pushing the lever to hard, now it works every time that I push the lever gently. Thanks once again for your instructions.
Since my mothers passing in 2005 I have followed in her footsteps and since then I am the only family member that can make “Moms” fudge. I’m sure the recipe was handed down from her grandmother but my mom would put a oversized tablespoon of peanut butter in hers which makes it still chocolate but with a hint of peanut butter which has people wondering why it is sooo good. It is what all of my family members and friends want from me for Christmas so I make at least 5-8 batches every Christmas.
I would appreciate it if sometime you could show how you roll up the tops you have in your basket in the living room. I think that is a great idea, rather then hanging them all up. Thank you 😊
I love the combination of chocolate and peanut butter fudge. Not dry but not sticky either. I have the perfect recipe for it. I got it from a friend of mine.
🤩😲🤩😲🤩 OoooOooOOOooohhHHhh! By the way!! You really 🔨🔨NAILED 🔨🔨 the directional fabric on your mauve block!! The mauve fabric you have is exactly like the book too! BRAVO!👏👏👏
My mother in law makes fudge every Christmas. She makes it with Bailey's Irish Cream! Yum! That is my favorite fudge! Also, thank you for making your daily videos. I feel like we are best friends. No always start my day with you. I appreciate you so much!
So lovely! Hello and I hope you had a great day. I just got to sit down and this day has been unusual. I'm very grateful for this time to watch. I hope you have a wonderful week ahead. Thank you for posting your video and your talent.
My dad's favorite cake was yellow cake with "fudge" frosting...yep, mom made fudge candy & frosted the cake before it completely set! Rich cake, perfect with a cup of coffee! Love today's color Mauve & your binding looked great! Enjoyed my visit. See you tomorrow.
I have five needle threaders like that! I love them. I keep one in every place I need to thread a needle. Like a seam ripper, you can never have too many🤣
Thank you so much for sharing your tips about gluing the corners on your binding! I am a new quilter and enjoy watching your videos every morning. I learn something new everyday! :)
Thank you for the fudge comment!! My Mom used to make the utmost, hands down, homemade fudge!! She refused to make it when it was super humid out because it caused it to be sticky!! Favorite flavor is milk chocolate with a dollop of peanut butter thrown in - just the way Mom used to make!!!
I have peanut butter fudge down to a science as well. It's my whole families favorite. So many people beg me to make it Christmas. I made probably 10 or more recipes in order to find the recipe that we preferred. It's super easy and delicious. I also made a gazillion chocolate fudge recipes until we found the one of chocolate that we prefer. So just about every year I make peanut butter and chocolate fudge for my family and give some as gifts as well. Love your mauve block!!!! That backing is something else too. Fantastic.
I have found 14 count Aida my go to for cross stitch. Started the barn series from the Fat Quarter Shop on the 10 count thinking it would really be easy. Found the fabric to loosely woven for my liking. Haven't even thought about using linen yet...maybe never..lol!
I love chocolate fudge and have found a recipe to make it in the microwave and it tastes just like the old fashioned fudge that my Uncle used to make that took a lot of stirring and a long time to make this recipe takes less than 9 minutes it is so good
Hi Pat! That backing fabric is just SO fun!!! It would also be a great backing for a kid's quilt 😊 I have one of those needle threaders-a gift from a friend!
Love your backing! I just recently started a cross stitch on 25 count Lugano, done over two holes. Like you, I normally use 14 count. However, once I got started, I found it was easy to do!! And I do not have the best eyesight at age 76! Hope you like it!!
I also love dry fudge. Hard to find. My favorite fudge is penuche. I love those needle threaders. I must have at least seven. i've had mine since around 2006. I highly recommend this threader. I also put the needle through the loop, it then locks the thread so it doesn't come unthreaded.
@@ruthbomback7245 Here's the recipe I use. It's been awhile since I made it, Hope it works out for you. It's called Penuche Frosting 1/2 butter 1 cup brown sugar, light or dark 1/4 cup milk Heat on stove until bubbly. Take off stove and then add: 3 1/2 cups powdered sugar Keep stirring until it gets dry looking. You might have to add some more powdered sugar. Either drop small amounts on waxed paper or spread into an 8X8 inch pan. Sure hope this works for you.
I love Creamsicle fudge. Tastes just like the ice cream and easy to make. Pat...I was so happily surprised yesterday when I opened my Mr. B's packet and it was Bird Song! So much prettier than it shows on camera. I love it. I think I'll make the table topper pattern that came with it. Nice little article about you too.
I had trouble with mine until I went back and read the package. It says to use a needle with an oval eye. I had been trying to use a needle with a round eye. Sure enough when I switched to the correct eye it worked perfectly.
I found a rubber thimble at a quilt shop and I find I like to use it when I am tacking down my binding. I like my metal one for hand quilting but for binding it is great.
Peanut butter fudge is the best. We go out to the Kitchen Kettle in Lancaster. They have the best. And they have lots of shops. One great fabric store is the Country Store. Pat why do you slip stitch the corners on your quilts? Is it just your preference or is there another season.
The red zinger does not use wide selvages (It could but the effect of the words and dots might not be as striking) Are you planning a second selvage quilt for pieces like that cat print that are cut very generously? Karen did say that you have plenty... I make string quilts and find them to be addictive to piece, so the possibility of a second selvage quilt is not just an academic question.
The Gummies I had as a kid in Germany were different than what we get here in the United States. I've not been to Germany in 40 years so do not know how they are made there now
watch this series on Linguists th-cam.com/video/H1KP4ztKK0A/w-d-xo.html there are a bunch of videos. Just like in your country, there is not one accent ☺
You might check out 'how to pronounce' which gives loads of different pronounciations across the world for anything you want www.google.com/search?q=how+to+pronuonce+mauve&oq=how+to+pronuonce+mauve&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i13l5j0i22i30l4.5673j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Canadian here yes I pronounce it with the Oh sounds. Seems only recently I have heard it pronounced like Pat. Kinda sounds like Pats may be the very British English pronunciation.
@@rebeccamaccallum9239 thanks Rebecca. I was really confused. It was so unusual. I never normally comment on pronunciation of a word, as it’s not kind, but in this case because I’d never heard it pronounced any other way, just had to ask the question. 😊
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My Grandmother used to make a chocolate fudge that is grainy. Not everyone in the family likes it, but I do! My oldest sister makes it every Christmas time. However, I have a recipe for peanut butter fudge I received from a former coworker who was the aunt of her nephew that she raised who became our diocese’s Bishop. It was his favorite!
My mom made delicious peanut butter fudge. She is in heaven now and mine never turns out like hers. I’m going to forgo the boo crew sew along because I’m doing summer camp and have other projects started, but I do hope FQS offers a spooky box this year. I have a thing for all things Halloween. Have a good day.
Totally cool backing for the color block quilt. Perfect👍👍😂
Ha ha, I have six of those rubber thimbles. I love those too!!!
Fudge is too sweet for me. What a rebel, right? LOL Hugs from Virginia!
Thank you, sorry to say I have only been watching you this year. Enjoy your videos.
There’s a National fudge day!!?? Oh goody!! My fav fudge is just plain chocolate…no nuts…no peanut butter…nothin’ but chocolate!! My mom used to make fudge using the recipe on the Hershey’s cocoa tin and that’s what I’ve always done. It is the best! When my 4 kids were all at home that would be our Christmas candy treat!
We loved the cooking process and smelling that yummy chocolate as it bubbled away on the stove top!
Cherry mash fudge cherry fudge, chocolate peanut topping. Awesome,. Make at Christmas.
Hi Pat, when I was pregnant with first child I craved for fudge. As I couldn't buy any so I had to make it, which was fatal as I ended making a lot 🤣I am talking about 60 yrs ago .... Vickye NZ
Peanut butter fudge has and always will be my favorite fudge. I like it dry or sticky. I love it so much I feel as though peanut butter fudge cannot be messed up lol
What I saw when you showed the needle threader.... Put the thread half on each side of the threader so the loop will be in the middle. Don't pull either end of the thread through the eye of the needle. Instead pull the loop down to meet the ends of the thread so it's like four thread ends coming together. Knot them, and when you sew, each stitch will be like sewing with quadruple thread. You'll be able to fly through sewing on buttons! Twice as good as a double thread.
Thanks for sharing this great tip. 🌹
Thanks Pat on the way to use the needle threader. I have had the Clover threader for about 5 years sometimes it would work other times not. I was pushing the lever to hard, now it works every time that I push the lever gently. Thanks once again for your instructions.
My favorite fudge is eggnog. I made it several years ago for the first time and we all love it!
I knew your is peanut butter fudge, mine too. Love watching so thank you for all your work!
Since my mothers passing in 2005 I have followed in her footsteps and since then I am the only family member that can make “Moms” fudge. I’m sure the recipe was handed down from her grandmother but my mom would put a oversized tablespoon of peanut butter in hers which makes it still chocolate but with a hint of peanut butter which has people wondering why it is sooo good. It is what all of my family members and friends want from me for Christmas so I make at least 5-8 batches every Christmas.
A great tradition !
Fudge------Rocky Road and Soft creamy peanut butter
Beautiful mail presents.
I would appreciate it if sometime you could show how you roll up the tops you have in your basket in the living room. I think that is a great idea, rather then hanging them all up. Thank you 😊
My favorite fudge is chocolate marshmallow made with whole baby marshmallows
I love chocolate but I do have a wonderful recipe for white fudge with raspberry through it.
I love the combination of chocolate and peanut butter fudge. Not dry but not sticky either. I have the perfect recipe for it. I got it from a friend of mine.
Ooooo chocolate fudge with walnuts 😋
Oh and I just love the backing for the Secret Lives of Color quilt....wow
I love maple nut fudge.
Terrific video today! Thank you!
My granddaughter, 12 yrs old, made beautiful fudge today! 🇦🇺
I have six granddaughters but none of them have made fudge.😞
@@jeannesnodgrass8073 Hi Jeanne, me neither. But my kids loved to bake and it seems their kids do too! I love to eat it though, the fudge😂
Perfect backing. As soon as you held it up I though there is no secret in those colours. It’s like it was designed for the quilt. Well done.
Yes!
Thank you so much fot the tips for using the thread cutter. I have the same one and i was having variable results.
You could share those scissors with Mr Gregg. 🥰
🤩😲🤩😲🤩
OoooOooOOOooohhHHhh! By the way!! You really
🔨🔨NAILED 🔨🔨
the directional fabric on your mauve block!! The mauve fabric you have is exactly like the book too!
BRAVO!👏👏👏
Maple maple maple fudge!❤️
Sad..sold out
I made a quilt with that when covid exploded 2020… it was exciting when u said it was available…maybe reprint someday
My mother in law makes fudge every Christmas. She makes it with Bailey's Irish Cream! Yum! That is my favorite fudge!
Also, thank you for making your daily videos. I feel like we are best friends. No always start my day with you. I appreciate you so much!
Sounds yummy!
I love Peanut Butter fudge. My Aunt makes the best. I found the pink rubber thimbles at the Dollar Tree. I will not use one for hand stitches.
Chocolate and peanut butter fudge!
My favorite fudge is chocolate with peanut butter fudge on top. It is yummy. Interesting story on mauve. Happy sewing. ❤️ 🪡🧵
So lovely! Hello and I hope you had a great day. I just got to sit down and this day has been unusual. I'm very grateful for this time to watch. I hope you have a wonderful week ahead. Thank you for posting your video and your talent.
These needle threads are the best. They last forever. Like you, I bought mine when they first came out.
My dad's favorite cake was yellow cake with "fudge" frosting...yep, mom made fudge candy & frosted the cake before it completely set! Rich cake, perfect with a cup of coffee! Love today's color Mauve & your binding looked great! Enjoyed my visit. See you tomorrow.
I have five needle threaders like that! I love them. I keep one in every place I need to thread a needle. Like a seam ripper, you can never have too many🤣
I love the clover needle threader. As my eyes have aged I use it more. Love that backing. Blessings
Thank you so much for sharing your tips about gluing the corners on your binding! I am a new quilter and enjoy watching your videos every morning. I learn something new everyday! :)
You are welcome 💕
Love that needle threader. I too have had it for years. Works best if needle isn't bent and eye is round.
Thank you for the fudge comment!! My Mom used to make the utmost, hands down, homemade fudge!! She refused to make it when it was super humid out because it caused it to be sticky!! Favorite flavor is milk chocolate with a dollop of peanut butter thrown in - just the way Mom used to make!!!
thank you for showing the threader .. I never have been able to make it work .
I have peanut butter fudge down to a science as well. It's my whole families favorite. So many people beg me to make it Christmas. I made probably 10 or more recipes in order to find the recipe that we preferred. It's super easy and delicious. I also made a gazillion chocolate fudge recipes until we found the one of chocolate that we prefer. So just about every year I make peanut butter and chocolate fudge for my family and give some as gifts as well. Love your mauve block!!!! That backing is something else too. Fantastic.
Never seen how these threaders worked or looked like! I gotta get one for my sewing! So cool. Thank you for this valuable information!!! 🤟
I have found 14 count Aida my go to for cross stitch. Started the barn series from the Fat Quarter Shop on the 10 count thinking it would really be easy. Found the fabric to loosely woven for my liking. Haven't even thought about using linen yet...maybe never..lol!
Oh my goodness I’m crazy about the SLOC quilt and the backing is BRILLIANT!!!
Thank you
I love those rubber thimbles too!
My favorite fudge is chocolate peanut butter. Yummers!
Love the backing. So cool. Thank you for the tips with the threader. I have the hard’s time threading with anything.
I like your backing! It will be great. One of my favorite fudges is Orange Cream fudge. Makes me think of summer!
Peanut butter fudge is my favorite 2 lol
I love chocolate fudge and have found a recipe to make it in the microwave and it tastes just like the old fashioned fudge that my Uncle used to make that took a lot of stirring and a long time to make this recipe takes less than 9 minutes it is so good
That backing is perfect - good to catch you live today for a change 🤩
Thank you for sharing today I like that block n I have a needle threader I just love it gave a great day
Hi Pat! That backing fabric is just SO fun!!! It would also be a great backing for a kid's quilt 😊 I have one of those needle threaders-a gift from a friend!
Love your backing! I just recently started a cross stitch on 25 count Lugano, done over two holes. Like you, I normally use 14 count. However, once I got started, I found it was easy to do!! And I do not have the best eyesight at age 76! Hope you like it!!
Hello Pat! My favorite fudge is old fashioned Hershey cocoa with pecan or walnuts. I still make it every Christmas.
My mom made the best peanut butter fudge! I was also partial to my grandmother’s divinity fudge - which was really hard to make.
I also love dry fudge. Hard to find. My favorite fudge is penuche. I love those needle threaders. I must have at least seven. i've had mine since around 2006. I highly recommend this threader. I also put the needle through the loop, it then locks the thread so it doesn't come unthreaded.
Love panache brown sugar is so sweet! I couldn't have chocolate so my mother me panuche!❤❤
Hi Karen do you give out your recipe? I too love a dry fudge and it is hard to find.
@@ruthbomback7245 Here's the recipe I use. It's been awhile since I made it, Hope it works out for you.
It's called Penuche Frosting
1/2 butter
1 cup brown sugar, light or dark
1/4 cup milk
Heat on stove until bubbly. Take off stove and then add:
3 1/2 cups powdered sugar
Keep stirring until it gets dry looking. You might have to add some more powdered sugar. Either drop small amounts on waxed paper or spread into an 8X8 inch pan.
Sure hope this works for you.
@@karenkijinski6271 Thanks Karen
I love Creamsicle fudge. Tastes just like the ice cream and easy to make. Pat...I was so happily surprised yesterday when I opened my Mr. B's packet and it was Bird Song! So much prettier than it shows on camera. I love it. I think I'll make the table topper pattern that came with it. Nice little article about you too.
That's wonderful 💕
II am pulling out my threader and giving it another try - thank you!!!
I had trouble with mine until I went back and read the package. It says to use a needle with an oval eye. I had been trying to use a needle with a round eye. Sure enough when I switched to the correct eye it worked perfectly.
I found a rubber thimble at a quilt shop and I find I like to use it when I am tacking down my binding. I like my metal one for hand quilting but for binding it is great.
I love mauve! Pretty block. I think I’m signed up for Boo Crew. I have no Halloween fabric, so I bought the kit. Thanks!
Cranberry fudge from Murdick's on Marthas Vineyard. It's pink!
Good morning from western Wisconsin! Haven’t done much sewing lately. Way too hot in my sewing room.
I love the way you pronounce it...
Mackinac Island Fudge is the best! Found on Mackinac Island, Michigan (Pronounce Mackinaw)
National Fudge Day! My area fudge store is having a sale, but I won’t be able to get there today☹️. I really want to try their rhubarb fudge.
Will you show the stitching on the front side of the binding?
i did :) you can see at my tutorial page patsloan.typepad.com/quiltershome/pat-sloan-machine-binding-tutorial.html
Just machine bound a queen size quilt, but forgot the Glue Baste It! Would have helped...
Peanut butter fudge is the best. We go out to the Kitchen Kettle in Lancaster. They have the best. And they have lots of shops. One great fabric store is the Country Store. Pat why do you slip stitch the corners on your quilts? Is it just your preference or is there another season.
if you wash your quilt those unstitch corners with bend all up, it doesn't look nice
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The red zinger does not use wide selvages (It could but the effect of the words and dots might not be as striking) Are you planning a second selvage quilt for pieces like that cat print that are cut very generously? Karen did say that you have plenty... I make string quilts and find them to be addictive to piece, so the possibility of a second selvage quilt is not just an academic question.
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I have a question... WHAT stitch are you using to sew your binding down? I have you on my giant TV but I still can't make it out LOL
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Machine blanket stitch
you can see at my tutorial page patsloan.typepad.com/quiltershome/pat-sloan-machine-binding-tutorial.html
Not really into fudge. Too sweet. At least the one's I've tried.
The gummie bears that were from overseas)‽ How were they compared to your (H) ? brand that Greg got for hisgift?
The Gummies I had as a kid in Germany were different than what we get here in the United States. I've not been to Germany in 40 years so do not know how they are made there now
How wide do you cut your binding
1.5" see my full tutorial on it at patsloan.typepad.com/quiltershome/pat-sloan-machine-binding-tutorial.html
I am going through a sugar detox by order of my doctor. No fudge for me....
Marve? That’s not how we pronounce “mauve”, we have “oh” sound, not the “ar” sound. Do all Americans pronounce it that way? 🇦🇺🇦🇺
Well I am an American. 🙂 There are millions of other American people who may say it differently
watch this series on Linguists th-cam.com/video/H1KP4ztKK0A/w-d-xo.html there are a bunch of videos. Just like in your country, there is not one accent ☺
You might check out 'how to pronounce' which gives loads of different pronounciations across the world for anything you want www.google.com/search?q=how+to+pronuonce+mauve&oq=how+to+pronuonce+mauve&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i13l5j0i22i30l4.5673j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Canadian here yes I pronounce it with the Oh sounds. Seems only recently I have heard it pronounced like Pat. Kinda sounds like Pats may be the very British English pronunciation.
@@rebeccamaccallum9239 thanks Rebecca. I was really confused. It was so unusual. I never normally comment on pronunciation of a word, as it’s not kind, but in this case because I’d never heard it pronounced any other way, just had to ask the question. 😊
Thank you