I am joining in with Thursday's My Creative Space at Kootoyoo.
Sunday is judging day for scones at the Royal Melbourne Show and this is my second last practice batch. I am taking them to the park this morning and inflicting them on my friends at Mothers' Group. There are some mums and tots who have eaten a lot of scones recently.
After Sunday I am hanging up my scone cutter and getting out the sewing machine. And it is my solemn oath that I shall not utter the word scone again.
Thank you very much Kirsty for hosting My Creative Space. Its great fun seeing what everyone is doing. To see who else is showing their creative space (or to join in), head over here.
Please don't give up on the sconemaking (at least not on TCB days)!
ReplyDeleteMaybe you'll start sewing scone softies!
ReplyDeleteGood luck at the Show. I hope you come home with a big blue ribbon that says '1st Place'.
Good Luck Liesl - they sure look delicious!
ReplyDeletemaybe try felt scones next! goodluck
ReplyDeleteI doubt there are any in your mothers' group who consider your scone-trials an 'affliction'! I'm really impressed by your singlemindedness in this scone-making malarkey.
ReplyDeleteThe Bug and I made your scone recipe yesterday!- our oven as broken so we took them round to a neighbour's house, cooked them and had morning tea together. Yum! Good luck with the show, and I hope the last practice run will be on Saturday!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with them there scones!
ReplyDeletegood luck! I really want to make scones now lol you can never have too many :D
ReplyDeletePerhaps its time to find some new people to "inflict" your scones upon. I'm up for it! GOOD LUCK with the judging - you're going to knock em dead! (in the good way, not the food poisioning way!)
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the show, I'm so sorry that I didn't manage to get any 'double decker' secrets...but there is always next year if you will be ready to utter the 's' word again. By the way, the scones look great.
ReplyDeleteThose scones look delicious. Goodluck on the show!
ReplyDeleteGood Luck!
ReplyDeleteNooooo!!! Don't give up on the scone making once you've perfected the recipe! Maybe you could just make them once a month instead of every waking moment? Scone making skill is something to be revelled in, because it's not gifted to everyone. In my family it skipped a generation - my Nanna could, Mum can't, I can ;-) Maybe I should get back into it, I haven't made scones for years! Hopefully I haven't lost the knack....
ReplyDeleteSo, when are you posting the recipe? I've been looking for the "perfect" scone recipe for a while now ;-)
ReplyDeleteGood luck at the show!
Best of luck - you have certainly worked hard. They look delicious.
ReplyDeletegood luck on the scones,hope you are queen of the scones for 2009, i like the look of yours, well done, i gave up after 1st attempt, you will have the perfect recipe by now ?????
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