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    tantemele @tantemele

    What a nice surprise!
    Congratulations Liesl!
    I love the lines of the trench jacket and I really like square necklines!

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    tantemele @tantemele

    Such nice ideas. I will be using some of them to make the lunchbox for my 3-yo more attractive. I’ll be trying the broccoli tots for sure (he also has dairy allergy, so I will copy the modifications :-)), the english muffin pizzas and and … I think I will make a list to hang in the kitchen. Thanks for the ideas and links!!

    To add something: we always like quinoa patties. I use a recipe from a cookbook but this one looks similar:

    Spinach & Quinoa Patties in a bowl

    and what is always a hit with the small ones is aebleskiver, but I would not know how to do them if you do not have the special pan. An alternative would be Kaiserschmarrn, and it can also be done with apples. I also use recipes from cookbooks for these but you can find others in internet. If not, just tell and I will try to copy the recipe I use here. Have fun with the party!

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    tantemele @tantemele

    Maybe today????? Any further hint??? So impatient now… 🙂

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    tantemele @tantemele

    Thaese are great news. I love the lines of this skirt. I made a couple already (though I am not uptodate with posting) and I just love them. The last one was already lengthened but for larger sizes a proper grading will be for sure better. Thanks Liesl!

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    tantemele @tantemele

    I know they have lovely models and would be glad to try any of them. And the fact that they have a history behind make these magazines even more special. I would love to have some sent though they should go over half the globe to Europe.

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    tantemele @tantemele

    Same thoughts from Europe ;-(

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    tantemele @tantemele

    I have made them in a sweater fabric with some stretch, comparable to an interlock knit. They worked perfectly. But I have not tried them with a jersey knit.

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    tantemele @tantemele

    I also have children with apparently big heads. I made the hopscotch top for my daughter (size 4) also in a sweater knit of the recommended stretch and it also would not go over her head. As you say: not even close. I guess the patterns take into account smaller heads. They might be the average, but for sure not in my family. I always check now as soon as I can ,as Nicole says, and modify accordingly.
    By the way I have the same problem with the bucket hats and have to enlarge a bit the large size.

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