Saturday my daughters, Audrey, and I went to a craft show. My budget was $40 for the day, and I was able to shop and have some money left over. There were lots of funky, prim pincushions, and Audrey bought a darling pinkeep. It was an old quilt square with stuffing in the center and then stuck into the cup. Sorry I don't have a picture.
Today is stitch day at my house. Even though the day won't be chilly, this is what I'll be serving.
CINNAMON CIDER
4 cups cider or apple juice
1/4 cup red hots
Combine both ingredients in a large pan and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat and simmer until the candies dissolve. Keep warm in a crockpot.

Hope you are enjoying your weekend as well!
7 comments:
I bet the cider make the house smell good too!!! Enjoy your Sunday.
Have fun today! I am sure you enjoyed your Saturday too! Your planned stitchery is so creative, is it *counted cross stitch* or embroidery? Have a wonderful week!
It was a great weekend spending time with you and the girls! What a lovely family you have!
I can testify the cider was yummy!
Sounds like a great weekend - family and stitching...does it GET any better than that?? I love it here ~ ♥
Hi Mary
I haven't forgotten about the Pay if Forward, I've been busy collecting little gifties for you.
Enjoy your evening!
Leann
I've been thinking of putting together: apples, cider, red hots just for the smell. And maybe freeze/thaw for repeated use in the potpourri warmer. I think the combo would smell so much like my favorite Yankee Candle "Home Sweet Home". But your version sounds more delicious! Great idea! I love your stitching project, and sounds like everyone had a wonderful time at the fair! -Tammy
Hey there
Just stopping by to get some idea of what types of things you like. And I saw your recipe for gobs! We make gobs too, our recipe is a little different, but they are a staple on my cookie trays at Christmas and a treat throughout the year!!!
I just became a follower, so I'll be back soon.
Leann
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