Tamara
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with love Heidi replied to the topic What's for Tea Today, Mum? A cooking thread. in the forum Cooking and Baking 9 years ago
Just had the most fantastic jacket potatoe dinner with friends 🙂 Jacket potatoes, tomato mince sauce (spag bol sauce), grated cheese, bacon, corn on the cob as well as tomatoes, carrot and cucumber sticks.
There were 9 of us, 4 adults, 2 6′ tall teenagers, and 3 kids. I cooked 14 large potatoes but next time I think I need 20 potatoes, I…[Read more] -
Tamara joined the group Sew Alongs 9 years ago
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Liesl Gibson posted an update in the group Heirloom Sewing and Embroidery 9 years ago
Hey all, I just sewed my first entredeux and was SHOCKED at how easy it was! I’ll do a little tutorial for the Butterfly Dress sew-along. I was thinking I’d do a little pintucking tutorial, too, using a double needle and a pintucking foot. All these new (to me) techniques! Very fun, and so much simpler than I expected.
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What? You are kidding right? They are so simple you are right but you know I thought the same when I first tried them. They are such pretty techniques. I am very glad there are tutorials coming about them all. But, I thought the butterfly was a top?
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Ack, yes, the Butterfly Top! No idea why I said dress. In any case, I love these techniques.
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Liesl Gibson joined the group Sew Alongs 9 years ago
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Todd Gibson posted an update in the group Sew Alongs 9 years ago
Welcome to the Sew Alongs group! Going forward, we’ll be hosting Oliver + S sew alongs in this group so that they are easy to find for future reference.
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Rachel Le Grand joined the group Sew Alongs 9 years ago
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Todd Gibson created the group Sew Alongs 9 years ago
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Darcy Struble replied to the topic Vegetarian Lunch Options in the forum Cooking and Baking 9 years ago
@rhythm, watermelon salad sounds amazing! I’ll definitely be trying that! I’m excited that you have lots! Lunch is what I struggle with most while trying to eat more vegetarian.
@roundtheworldgirl I’m glad you liked it!! I do a good bit of vegan as well, especially dessert 🙂 I love vegan dessert. I don’t know why haha
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Rhythm replied to the topic Vegetarian Lunch Options in the forum Cooking and Baking 9 years ago
Thank you for starting this thread. My family is vegetarian. We generally cook a lot of Indian food at home. I have a massive load of those recipes. I made this watermelon salad for dinner yesterday.
Mix together pieces of watermelon, slices of red onion, red and green peppers, cucumber, tomatoes, toasted walnuts, and a handful of mint leaves.…[Read more]
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Sarvi replied to the topic What do you watch while you craft? in the forum Fiber Club! 9 years ago
Bump!
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Linda joined the group Heirloom Sewing and Embroidery 9 years ago
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roundtheworldgirl replied to the topic Vegetarian Lunch Options in the forum Cooking and Baking 9 years ago
@Darcy I made that chickpea salad for myself today – it was delicious!
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Sarvi replied to the topic Vegetarian Lunch Options in the forum Cooking and Baking 9 years ago
This is not so much lunch as a micro snack but my kid was asking for peanut butter so I blitzed half roasted almonds and half roasted & salted sunflower seeds. Pretty fantastic in a little ‘sandwich’ between crackers, and really held her over well.
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roundtheworldgirl replied to the topic Vegetarian Lunch Options in the forum Cooking and Baking 9 years ago
like you, Darcy, we are not vegetarians but eat vegetarian (actually, vegan!) a lot. I love a hearty salad. To make it filling without animal proteins I add sunflower seeds, chickpeas, several different kinds of vegetables and fruits, and top it off with a tahini-based dressing.
A little more time consuming but very yummy is lettuce wraps…[Read more]
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Darcy Struble replied to the topic Little Layette in the forum Heirloom Sewing and Embroidery 9 years ago
Oh yes! I love that idea too! This child is going to have a lot of outfits! Ok so this might sounds crazy but bare with me for a moment. What if I used the puppet show top and the tea party sunsuit bottom and modified them to mash together. It would have the collar, a line to add piping to the bodice and I could embroider the bodice with little…[Read more]
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justsewit replied to the topic Little Layette in the forum Heirloom Sewing and Embroidery 9 years ago
Yes I adore tartan in general also (maybe it is the Scottish roots?) on boys particularly. I think that if you swap the button/snaps to the back and add tucks from the shoulders down to about level with the bottom of the armhole and also add a piped peter pan collar you could have an heirloom version of a boy layette shirt. I also like to have…[Read more]
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justsewit replied to the topic Little Layette in the forum Heirloom Sewing and Embroidery 9 years ago
Yes I adore tartan in general also (maybe it is the Scottish roots?) on boys particularly. I think that if you swap the button/snaps to the back and add tucks from the shoulders down to about level with the bottom of the armhole and also add a piped peter pan collar you could have an heirloom version of a boy layette shirt. I also like to have…[Read more]
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Darcy Struble replied to the topic Little Layette in the forum Heirloom Sewing and Embroidery 9 years ago
I definitely agree with that. I love a tartan. That is so cute and both ideas are adorable! I will definitely be adding those to my sewing list for my future nephew! Look at how little they are!!
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Nicole replied to the topic Little Layette in the forum Heirloom Sewing and Embroidery 9 years ago
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Nicole replied to the topic Little Layette in the forum Heirloom Sewing and Embroidery 9 years ago
I would love powder blue linen with white, piped with navy.
My son (nearly 18) wore frilly tartan shirts with navy trousers, which is possibly dated now but I do think a check or a tartan ‘mans’ up a baby outfit. - Load More
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