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:: photo friday :: sparkling 4th | eat! craft! live!
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Baking, crafting, mama-ing and taking photos of it all. When I remember. Photo friday : sparkling 4th. July 10, 2015. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Tags: 4th of July. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.
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Baking, crafting, mama-ing and taking photos of it all. When I remember. Gratineed gnocchi with spinach and ricotta. Savory cornmeal pancakes with jalapeños and cheese. Herbed summer squash and potato torte. Tagliatelle with shredded beets, sour cream and parsley. Fresh vegetable salsa for canning. Meyer lemon cream with mixed berries. Baked orzo with zucchini. Bread stuffing with shrimp, bacon and collard greens. Empty cabinet veggie chili. Crispy salted oatmeal cookies with butterscotch chips. You are ...
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Baking, crafting, mama-ing and taking photos of it all. When I remember. To make it a little easier to find all the parts of my humble little canning how-to guide, I’ve pulled them all together here:. I’ll try to add some helpful links and such in the near future! Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
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Baking, crafting, mama-ing and taking photos of it all. When I remember. Growing and preserving, 2014. January 7, 2015. Time for the 2014 canning roundup! It felt like I canned a. Of stuff this year, but putting it all out on the table…it doesn’t look like as much as I was expecting. Granted, this is just one specimen from each type of thing I canned and for some things there were many,. Jars (Like 19 jars of strawberry jam. *ahem*). Of carrots – yay! But, of the things I. On to the canning! Low sugar bl...
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Stitchery and Such: June 2015
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Saturday, June 27, 2015. Although there's been little crafting, there's been plenty of gardening! After consulting my gardening books and online guides, we visited the garden centre. You know that "high" you get from visiting a really nice yarn shop? Yeah, I get that way from visiting a good nursery. Love the feel and smell of soil between my fingers . . . and then there's the satisfaction of seeing the plants in their place. Wow! Detail of columbine flowers. Lots of shade loving perennials: columbine, b...
Stitchery and Such: March 2015
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Sunday, March 22, 2015. Keeping Busy . . . When Mother Nature dances with Ol' Man Winter, you gotta keep busy, right? So I've been a good little crafter: my mitts are done! I started another project too: Simple Man Slippers. For my man. He's got big feet and his old ones are rather holey. I had been meaning to make the fella new ones, but I kept putting it off while I played with other distractions. With snow days and bad weather, I finally cast-on. Here's my latest WIP:. Phentex slipper and craft yarn.
Stitchery and Such: December 2014
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Tuesday, December 30, 2014. So I finished the baby bib from. And I have mixed feelings. I like the way the variegated colour did not pool too badly and I love the circular shape; however, none too pleased with the neckline shaping and my confusion over the pattern instructions. I may or may not attempt a second one, but I think for now I'll attempt a beanie and some booties. Planning to use familiar patterns so that there's no confusion over instructions. Thursday, December 25, 2014. What do you think?
Stitchery and Such: Free Mitten Pattern
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Designed by DinaPurls (aka Acrylic-Girl). Although not strictly a "thrum mitten", this pattern combines worsted wool and roving to produce a thick, cushiony fabric- great for keeping hands toasty on a frigid winter's day. Fair warning: pattern has not been tested. Please leave comment below if you find an error or contact me through my Ravelry profile page. Every effort has been made to ensure the pattern below is accurate. Updated Dec 2011). Size 4mm DPNs (or size needed to obtain gauge). 5 sts per inch.
Stitchery and Such: Hemming Tutorial
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I can sew- sort of and in a semi-straight line. I've devised a technique for hemming that is relatively painless for the sewing-impaired. 1) First have person wear the pants and then fold the pants up to the intended length. Pin in place. 2) Before cutting, use tape measure and mark off in one inch increments on the wrong side of the fabric (see example below). Depending how much has to be taken in, you can make marks on fabric at 2", 3" and 4 " from original. One inch increments on wrong side of fabric.
Stitchery and Such: February 2015
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Monday, February 16, 2015. Storms, Shovels and Papers . . . I got nothing. Just bogged down with school work, non-napping toddlers and a whole lotta snow . . . . So as I work on my project and gather sources for an essay, think of me cuddled in the corner of the table, sipping tea as the wind howls outside my door . . . Monday, February 9, 2015. We endured Arctic temperatures only to face hours of heavy rain a few days later (Yeah, that's right: a day of rain! I kid you not! So how does a gal get through?
Stitchery and Such: January 2015
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Sunday, January 25, 2015. Just in the nick of time! My nephew arrived on Thursday and he's a healthy- albeit sleepy- little boy. Completed hats, bib and booties. I hope he'll get some use of the booties, hats and bib (although I wish I had made more bibs). His parents appreciated the gifts. Off to finish some readings for my classes. Sunday, January 18, 2015. Not sure I had a great crafting year. It felt as if my productivity had greatly decreased. Did I even make much this past year? It hardly seems so.
Stitchery and Such: Child's Non-Felted Slippers-Mods
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Child Version of Non-Felted Slippers. These modifications are based on the free slipper pattern offered by Yuko Nakamura here. Here are my changes: Cast on 40 sts. Row 1-K20 PM K20. Row 2-Increase as per original pattern in the following manner: *K1, M1, K18, M1, K1* twice (44sts). Row 3 (and all odd rows)-Knit. Row 4-Increase (48 sts). Row 6-Increase (52 sts). Row 8-Increase (56 sts). Row 10-Increase (60 sts). Row 11-Knit and remove markers. Row 2-P27 PM P6 PM P27. Row 7-K25 ssk (43 sts). Baking, crafti...
Stitchery and Such: Good Girl
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Sunday, June 14, 2015. Yup, I've been a "good girl": got much more knitting done this week! Growing Cashsilk Fern Scarf. Met up with my knit group too. Haven't seen some of the gals in a long while. With this year's hard winter (bad weather or terrible road conditions), everyone hadn't been meeting on a regular basis. Besides, school kept me busy. Detail of unblocked lace pattern. Labels: cashsilk fern scarf. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Nova Scotia, Canada. View my complete profile.
Stitchery and Such: Almost There . . . !!!
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Sunday, July 5, 2015. Almost There . . ! Yup, I've been very good- a good little crafter! Last weekend I started working on a long-standing WIP from September 2010,. Bernat's Mystery Afghan Crochet-along. It's been sitting in a bag at the bottom of a basket, hidden in the back of the closet. I'm sure you have similar places in your own home- that place where discontinued or unfinished projects go to hide in shame. Almost an afghan - minus one square in the upper left hand corner. It'll take you to the en...
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No One Goes Hungry At Our House. Baking, Cooking, Candy Making and More. Sunday, January 1, 2012. I Really Did Try. I really did try to get into regular blogging in 2011, it just didn't happen. On the flip side, I cooked a lot. And when I say I cooked a lot, I mean I cooked almost every single day in 2011 and tried tons of new recipes! I also frequently posted my culinary successes to Facebook. My goal for 2012 is to faithfully blog here at least once a week, even when I don't have photos to share. I mus...
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Eat Craft. Explore. Kyivskiy Dream Torte Take 2. So last week was my husband’s birthday and so to celebrate I took another swing at this Kyivskiy Dream Torte idea of mine and tried to address some of my concerns from the first iteration. I was pretty happy with the results, there are still a couple of tweaks I want to make but all in all I think this version will be pretty close. March 18, 2017. Friday Night Feast – February 2017. March 3, 2017. December 28, 2016. I’m a sucker for a good lemon tart...
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A couple months ago, FH (future hubby) and I visited his grandparent’s in their condo in Florida. Soon-to-be grandma made this delicious. Enchilada casserole that was super easy and super tasty. The recipe went something like: layer 3 tortillas in pan, layer beans, layer sour cream, layer three more tortillas, layer chicken, layer cheese, layer cheese, layer three more tortillas. FH even agreed (after adding 3 cups of sour cream on top of his slice…). For only 250 calories. Sour cream, add cheese, bake, ...
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The blog is moving. Im gonna break a lot of links out there, I know.sorry. Its just gotten to the point where I dont post enough to want to pay for it anymore, so off I go to free Wordpress land. Its all the same stuff, just over here. All the old posts have been imported, it looks like $h! T right now because I havent done any design work on it, but.there ya go! I also havent looked through. To make sure its all right, so if you see anything that looks.off.let me know! Nov 13, 2013 9:00:29 AM.
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Eat Craft. Love. December Themed Photo: Do you want to build a snowman? What Kyla the snowgirl would have literally looked like if she had a meltdown without the tears and tantrum face:. November Monthly Theme: Kyla the Hunter and Gatherer. This month is a reflection of everything that we are thankful for–from our health and the roof over our heads to our families and each other. Especially each other. Including our 2 rugrat dogs. Oh and the cute Minnetonka double fringe mocassins she was wearing? Wishin...
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Eat, Craft, Luv. In this house we have a great love of cooking, crafting, creativity and learning as we go! This blog was started to document some of the many cooking, crafting and fun projects that we do - some turn out near perfect, others are simply spending time together and enjoying our time with family and friends! Tuesday, December 10, 2013. Advent Calendar - starting a tradition. Wooden Shapes x 24. Day 1 - Letter to Santa. Day 2 - Smarties (to share with Mommy on her bday). Day 3 - New hair clips.
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