Food and Drink
This squash can be used as a pasta substitute.
What is Spaghetti Squash?
This rock and roll legend stared in Blue Hawaii.
Who is Elvis Presley?
This is the Contraction for Will Not.
What is won't?
What is the name of a piece of fabric that is folded over and sewn at the edge of a garment to prevent it from unraveling.
What is a hem?
The spots on a Dalmatian.
What is black?
This southern fried Entree staple is rarely eaten with a utensil.
What is Chicken?
When a diner askf for their steak to be cooked blue they mean thay want it cooked to this doneness.
What is rare?
Before electronics went digital, we changed stations and volume on radios with this D word.
What is Dial?
What is the term used to describe the process of using a needle and thread to create beautiful decorative patterns on fabric. can include cross stitch.
What is embroidery?
The Lucky charms cereal mascot.
What is Green?
Mushrooms belong to this family.
What is a fungi?
Blue belongs to this category of colors.
What is Primary?
A magician's conjuring Rod.
What is a wand?
Who invented the first sewing machine that used a foot-powered treadle to move the needle that went up and down.
Who is Singer?
The color of the first ever post-it notes.
What is yellow?
Spam is a combination of these two words.
What is spice and Ham?
When searching for a used care, people turn to this reference guide to compare the prices.
What is a Kelley Blue Book?
William Ernest Henley wrote, I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my _______.
What is soul?
What is the name of the tool that protects the finger from getting pricked by the needle while pushing it through thick layers of fabric while hand sewing.
What is a thimble?
The Pillsbury mascot, introduced in
What is white?
In large doses, this spice is a hallucinogenic. this spic is often used at half the amount of cinnamon in recipes.
What is Nutmeg?
Tony Bennett first recorded a tune about a woman who wore this blue Fabric.
What is Velvet?
British word for an Apartment.
What is a flat?
What is the term used to describe the process of layering and stitching together two layers of cloth filled with padding such as down or batting.
What is Quilting?
Most common color of Roses.
What is red?