Sunday, June 28, 2009

Let them Eat Cake




Have a slice of cake. Black Forest, Chocolate Mud or Banana with Lemon Butter icing.
Enjoy X Kerri

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Bag Lady


If you are anything like me you will know that one can never have enough bags or shoes.
So I have decided to resurrect some of my bag designs, so here is the first one it will be up in my store soon as a custom made with a choice of fabrics some vintage some new all with vintage buckles that I've collected over the years.

Saturday, May 2, 2009

Bunting Flags




Today I'm going to show off some of my Bunting Flags.
I love making these so much, they kind of create themselves. It's so much fun mixing & matching the fabrics. www.vintagesewandso.etsy.com
X Kerri

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Pin Cushions


My newest creations, these babies are going into a store this week, but don't worry I will be making more as they are soo addictive.
X Kerri

Friday, April 24, 2009

Covet




Things I Covet from the amazing world of Etsy.
The stunning earrings from Realisationcreations

The Beutiful Gothikka necklace from Faeriemajikk

And the very sexy baby doll from hopeless



X Kerri
Vintagesewandso

Sunday, April 19, 2009

Monday Meals Mini Quiche





I spent Saturday making 100 mini quiches for a wedding cocktail party.
They are very easy to make make & super Yummy.

Ratatouille Mini Quiche
1 eggplant
1 zucchini
1 onion
1 red capsicum
4 button mushrooms
olive oil for cooking
4 eggs
3/4 cup of cream
1/4 cup of milk
I cup of grated cheese
(Chopped fresh soft herbs optional)
frozen puff pasty sheets
Patty cake tray

Pre heat oven to 180 C or 170 C for fanforced.
Take pastry out of the freezer.

Finely cut up your vegetable & fry them in a little olive oil until soft, season with salt & pepper, place a side to cool slightly.
Mix eggs, cream & milk( add herbs here if using them) together in a jug.
Spray your patty tin with cooking spray.
Cut rounds of pasty out to fit into you patty cake tin, you can use a glass to cut the pasty.
Place them in to tray, add a teaspoon of filling then carefully pour a little of the egg mix into each case you don't need much, top with grated cheese.
Put into the oven for approx 15 -20min. Cook until golden.
This will make about 36 but it will all depend on the size of vegetable you use & the size of your patty tins.
The Ratatouille mix can be frozen to use at a later date it's also very good as a Bruschette topping.
You can add any filling you like chopped bacon & onion for the Classic Lorraine the kids love this one.
Enjoy,

Kerri
Ps: they freeze for up to 4 months.

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Just Sublime



It's nearly Pomegranate season.
Soon I will be picking these luscious red babies.