Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Rudolph

One of my first stitching projects after moving here last December was a cross stitch reindeer ornament for one of Ted’s friends.  Ted liked the ornament, so I wanted to make one for him. I gave Ted’s reindeer a red nose to make a Rudolph.   I started it awhile back and just finished the stitching yesterday.  Ted will choose the backing fabric, then I’ll finish it into an ornament for this year’s tree.

 
Have you ever eaten one of these?

 
It is a kaki or Japanese persimmon.  To me, it tastes like an unripe melon mixed with a mango.  It’s okay but not something I’d choose to eat every day.  They are selling for 99 yen right now, the same as a large apple.  I’d rather eat the apple.

5 comments:

Margaret said...

Cute reindeer ornament. I will be interested to see how you finish this one.

Sun City Stitcher said...

I love your Rudolph!

Yuko said...

Hi Pamela,
I'm in Japan (I'm Japanese), and found your blog through Rosy Stitches blog.
I can understand about Kaki, I don't like it much, and how you explain about Kaki is perfect, yes, it's like unripe melon mixed with a mango!
Today it must be very cold there in Hokkaido, here is also very cold this morning.
Take care and have a lovely day!

Yuko

Anonymous said...

kaki wa oishii to omoimasu.

Hi Pamela,
Like always very good work.
Audi

Anonymous said...

Kaki wa oishii to omoimasu.
Hi Pamela,
Like always very good work.
Audi