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At Home On Paradise Cove: Five Season Plan for 2014
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At Home On Paradise Cove. Homesteading In The Pacific Northwest. Five Season Plan for 2014. Winter : Samhain to Imbolc (November 1 - February 2) The Dark Days. Spring : Between Imbolc and Beltane (February 2 - May 1). The days are lengthening now but without the covers the garden beds would be a sea of mud. This is Washington; it isn't going to stop raining until the Summer Solstice (if we are lucky! Early Summer : between Beltane and Summer Solstice (May 1 - June 21). Our meteorologists say summer in th...
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At Home On Paradise Cove: Homemade Vanilla Bean Yogurt
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At Home On Paradise Cove. Homesteading In The Pacific Northwest. Wednesday, June 13, 2012. Homemade Vanilla Bean Yogurt. I couldn't believe how easy this is! Or how creamy and rich it tastes. There is one down side; since I started making it Mike won't eat the store bought anymore so I have to make a batch every week . Making Yogurt by David B. Fankhauser, Ph.D. Here are my ingredients:. One half gallon organic whole milk, 1/2 cup organic yogurt starter and organic vanilla beans. Use a jar lifter to remo...
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Joyce Makes Art: Food and Drink
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She Knits. She Felts. She Dyes. She Collages. April 03, 2016. Silver Spoons. Almost done. Incredibly gorgeous. Must. I thought I would share this weeks meals, for those of you looking for a short cut of your own on this chore for the week. Ive devoted an hour to picking out some weight conscious recipes (we over-ate on spring break, it was amazing. Hen of the Wood. That are reasonably quick or can be prepped ahead of time. I hope having these handy will help you get in more knitting time today!
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méli~mélo art: A Thank You...
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August 6, 2014. Long overdue. I won this lovely giveaway from Soule Mama. Sponsored by the talented Rachel Kessler of 44 Clovers. A beautiful hand spun, hand dyed skein of Shetland wool and a handmade quilted needle case.check out the hand embroidered needle numbers inside. A fantastic gift! Thank you, Rachel! Is a must see.she is an inspiring artist and her dyeing knowledge is impressive. Have you ever wanted to try hand dyeing? If you are interested in purchasing hand dyed items, Rachel has an Etsy shop.
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{this moment } | Happy Corner
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Asymp; Leave a comment. This moment} A Friday ritual. A single photo – no words – capturing a moment from the week. A simple, special, extraordinary moment. A moment I want to pause, savor and remember. If you’re inspired to do the same, leave a link to your ‘moment’ in the comments for all to find and see. Larr; Previous post. 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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An Impartation of Color: Cochineal Exhibit - Museum of International Folk Art
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An Impartation of Color. Explorations in natural dyeing. Tuesday, August 4, 2015. Cochineal Exhibit - Museum of International Folk Art. The Red that Colored the World,". Below is a picture of the display in the museum. The photo of my red madder root appears in the center of the display:. Display of alternate sources for red dye. Shown in the cochineal exhibit, "The Red that Colored the World,". At the Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico, 2015. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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The Natural Dyer's Bouquet: April 2014
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The Natural Dyer's Bouquet. How Does My Dyer's Garden Grow? Thursday, April 17, 2014. Some-bunny Could Use a Little Love. There's still time to add some pretty naturally dye colored easter eggs to my friend here. If you're game for trying, here are two lovely blog posts from 44Clovers. And Diary of a Mad Hausfrau. To inspire you. And it's easy to do with plant matter you have have around the house. Have fun and Happy Easter! Tuesday, April 8, 2014. First Quarter 2014 Garden Status. Midwest, United States.
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