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Rachel Le Grand replied to the topic The size 5 project in the forum sewing with liesl + co and oliver + s 11 years ago
I am late in joining this discussion, but whenever you’d like to get this started on the blog, let me know. Let’s plan with Brittney starting with the Puppet Show Shorts. Does that sound good?
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Rachel Le Grand replied to the topic The size 5 project in the forum sewing with liesl + co and oliver + s 11 years ago
I am late in joining this discussion, but whenever you’d like to get this started on the blog, let me know. Let’s plan with Brittney starting with the Puppet Show Shorts. Does that sound good?
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Mel replied to the topic Getting iron into your diet in the forum
Cooking and Baking 11 years agoMy mom swears using a cast iron frying pan helps 🙂
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Sarvi replied to the topic What do you watch while you craft? in the forum
Fiber Club! 11 years agoDon’t be ashamed! That show has some really good writing. It never really ‘grabbed’ me but I could appreciate the workmanship that went into. I like pretty much everything on your list, so I’ll have to check out the few I don’t watch already. Have you seen Top of the Lake? I don’t think I could knit through it, it’s too wrenching, but if you can…[Read more]
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Sarvi replied to the topic Getting iron into your diet in the forum
Cooking and Baking 11 years agoA bean soup with with wilted kale/spinach stirred in at the end should hit the spot — I don’t like chard but love kale, but you could use whichever green your daughter likes best:
http://smittenkitchen.com/blog/2011/01/chard-and-white-bean-stew/
How lovely of you to cook for her! A quick google advises taking vitamin C with it to help…[Read more]
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dubhels2003 replied to the topic Getting iron into your diet in the forum
Cooking and Baking 11 years agoLinda, another little one for you to sew for! In both my pregnancies I had low iron during and after birth. I loved sweet potato mashed with ginger and then fried up with steamed broccoli and wilted spinach and steak with soy sauce with a half of guinness on the side. Yumyumyum. Also chilli tofu with noodles, I *think tofu has plenty of iron in it…[Read more]
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dubhels2003 replied to the topic Getting iron into your diet in the forum
Cooking and Baking 11 years agoLinda, another little one for you to sew for! In both my pregnancies I had low iron during and after birth. I loved sweet potato mashed with ginger and then fried up with steamed broccoli and wilted spinach and steak with spot sauce with a half of guinness on the side. Yumyumyum. Also chilli tofu with noodles, I *think tofu had plenty of iron in…[Read more]
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Rhythm replied to the topic Getting iron into your diet in the forum
Cooking and Baking 11 years agoDates are a power packed source of iron. I used to snack on those when I was pregnant. Dried beans, dark green leafy….
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Linda started the topic Getting iron into your diet in the forum
Cooking and Baking 11 years agoHello! My daughter is arriving back in UK this week and is 29 weeks pregnant. She has requested liver and onions for dinner as she said she needs more iron in her diet. Anyone got any ideas for meals that are high in iron? She will eat anything!!!
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Linda replied to the topic Fiber Club! in the forum Fiber Club! 11 years ago
I’m making a Kim Hargreaves garment ‘Dusk’ from ‘Heartfelt’ in a dark brown Rowan Felted Tweed. It’s a wrap around cardi sort of thing. Simple knitting so I don’t have to concentrate as my daughter and three grandchildren will be here.
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Linda started the topic My first apple picking dress! in the forum oliver + s: apple-picking 11 years ago
Just finished my first Apple Picking dress in time for my granddaughters arrival from Nova Scotia. I am pleased with it, I used flannel that I got locally , quite dark, and will look lovely with some dark tights, I think. Still getting used to my overlocker and learnt a lot making this. The cuff circumference looks tiny, so I hope it fits her…[Read more]
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