Icecream and quilting ...

Yesterday on looking at a movie I saw the new publicity campaign for the Magnum Infinity icecream.


Really funny! You see this woman taking a bite after which the Magnum becomes hole again. She calls her friends to come and see ... and afterwards when biting again in it, it stays like that when a logo appears ..."Infinite for a certain time" :-).



Okay, the icecream looks good to me (I don't fancy chocolate icecream but rather the "normal" vanilla flavour). Believe me or not, it was something else that caught my attention ... take a look at the couch ...


going a little bit closer ...


Do you see it now :-)? Look at that gorgeous pillow! I have to make it! Now I only need to learn to applique/needle turn! Imagine what you can do with a charm pack in batik! Mmmmm ....

Have a nice and sunny day!

Comments

Diane (di) said…
Ann, noooo! Do not show me that pillow. It is flippin' gorgeous!! I do not need to add anything to my To Dos. :) I scrolled down and read your post about the AEs that are on top of the Serengeti landscape panels. ((sigh)) I didn't like them either. :( Maybe we can cheer each other on to get through them... only three more to go!! lol hugs, di
June 7, 2012 at 10:49 AM
~Narita said…
oh my! What fun that will be. How would you stitch that? Colors just like that? Or applique or... blackwork stitches?
the possibilities are endless!
~Narita
June 8, 2012 at 4:59 PM
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