While I don't think I'd stitch it

Hmmm. Looks to be the right proportions to put in my can cooler (which also fits some of my Tupperware tumblers).

I have just finished Sue Hillis "Wine a bit", and constantly thought of Sheena as a was stitching it.

I also do the Hillis "BEER, helping men to dance since 1862" and give it to DS for his December birthday. I plan to lend both to Naomah as shop display models for the summer.

Gill

Cheryl Isaak wrote:

Somebody thinks beer's only been around since 1862?

Elizabeth

Isn't that the date of Budweiser's founding?

Maybe, but beer's been around forever - like millenia.

Elizabeth

I thought that Budweiser was a lager. Beer is something altogether different and best brewed at home, much cheaper too Bruce

You have a point.

LOL - I can only say that in the shop we have several Maragarita/ Tequila etc themed charts. I remember seeing this one in the new releases - and sincerely think we didn't order it.... Of course, I'm stitching the very tasteful Mill Hill Buttons & Beads Kit "Martini" - yum.

Ellice

Giggle!

This is California. We drink margaritas. Martinis just don't seem to have caught on here the way they have back East.

I thought the "fruit-ini"s were Californian. If it's not hot, and I'm not on the beach, I want my red wine or Scotch.

Ah, Karen, I think it depends where in California you are. Though, in general I'd agree - Martini bars are a big thing here for several years now. I did a wedding a couple of years ago, and for the cocktail reception part (big do) one of the 3 bars was a dedicated Martini/Vodka bar. All kinds of 'tinis, including Cosmos, etc.

I think you probably remember - I'm the one that also spent over 10 years working in NM - plenty of Margarita time there! And in South Fla.

Ellice - who for someone that rarely, rarely drinks now sounds lot a sot