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Snowdrop Flower Doll
I decided that I wanted to try making bendy dolls for a swap group that I’m in. It was a bit more involved than I thought it was going to be, but I have managed, with a little guidance from … Continue reading
Posted in hand sewing, Uncategorized, Waldorf, winter, wool
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Yin and Yang Mittens
A few years ago, on Ravelry, I found a pattern for crocheted Yin and Yang mittens. I made a set of mittens for Bennett out of some lovely Malibrigo yarn, and Etienne has now outgrown them, so it was time for some … Continue reading
Applesauce and Window Stars
On Wednesday I received my first delivery from Hometown Harvest, a CSA type of delivery service for local or regional fruits, vegetables, and other goods. I was quite pleased with what I received, which included ten pounds of seconds apples … Continue reading
Rainbow Dolphin
It’s been… years. Gracious. So much has happened in the lapsed time since my last post, it would be difficult to cover all the triumphs and heartbreak. I have a bit more time on my hands since graduating college … Continue reading
Getting back on the horse, with a dolphin
It’s a new year, in case you missed it. Life has been super crazy over the last 8 months. Between school, deployments, being a geographical single parent, travel, illness, and a death in the family, I’ve really let my blog … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, Dolphin, Funky Friends Factory, gift, Pattern, pink, sewing, stuffed
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More Blackberry Jam
While Ginger Boy was enjoying his first day of Pre-K, Ginger Baby and myself went blackberry picking. With the help of my friend, we picked 8 pounds in about an hour. After running all the berries through my Kitchen Aid … Continue reading
Summer Canning
The blackberries came late this year and have only ripened recently, probably due to the chilly summer we’ve had. At any rate, I came home with 8 pounds of blackberries! I froze 3 pounds and proceeded to make up some … Continue reading
Vanilla Check-In
I’ve been letting my vanilla sit for just over a month. This is what it looked like the day I started the batch. I give it a shake or a swirl ever couple of … Continue reading
Raspberries Canes and a Box of Rocks
Raspberry Canes Last fall my husband’s aunt gave me three golden raspberry canes for my garden. I wasn’t sure if they were going to survive the transplant and our wild winter. One of the plants had it worse off and I … Continue reading
More Chalkboard Mats
In February I made small chalkboard mats for a busy bag swap. They were so well received, that I thought I’d make them for my March group too. I just love this Henry Alexander Zoo fabric. I’ve used it … Continue reading