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Vocations: November 2010
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Serving God in all you do. Tuesday, November 23, 2010. Oh, give thanks to the Lord. For He is good! For His mercy endures forever. If you ask children to list those things they are thankful for, they wont hesitate to respond with worldly belongings, whether they be Wii games, Silly Bandz, or some other trendy possessions. Upon digging deeper, a few start to list the more essential family, friends, food, and shelter. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Oh, give thanks to the Lord.
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Vocations: Sewing Edges II: Attaching Bias Tape
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Serving God in all you do. Friday, August 26, 2011. Sewing Edges II: Attaching Bias Tape. When I first started working with bias tape, I didn't know much about it. In fact, I just folded the bias tape around my raw edge and sewed. While this method worked okay, I have since learned there is actually a technique to properly install bias tape that results in a more professional looking edge. Click the images below to enlarge them. 2 Pin the narrow. 3 Stitch in the fold of the bias tape. Subscribe to: Post ...
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Vocations: Sewing Edges I: Making Bias Tape
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Serving God in all you do. Friday, August 26, 2011. Sewing Edges I: Making Bias Tape. Bias tape is a great way to add a finishing touch, be creative. And finish a raw edge when sewing. It is also easy to make your own bias tape for a fraction of the cost of repeatedly buying it prepackaged. Please join me as I take you step by step through the process of making and attaching bias tape. For your next project! There are two main types of bias tape makers: electronic. Click the images below to enlarge them.
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Vocations: Freezer Feasts
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Serving God in all you do. Sunday, August 21, 2011. I like pizza. I enjoy making pizza from scratch, but I generally don't plan far enough in advance for the dough to have time to rise, so I often ended up buying frozen pizzas to have on hand for such occasions. I have always wanted to try freezing my own and was thrilled to find Amy's blog post. About her pizza freezing experience. I doubled the ingredients from Amy's crust recipe. The crust just started to become crisp at this point. I transferred ...
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Vocations: October 2010
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Serving God in all you do. Saturday, October 30, 2010. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Adapted by Kirk Meyer.
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Vocations: Oh, give thanks to the Lord...
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Serving God in all you do. Tuesday, November 23, 2010. Oh, give thanks to the Lord. For He is good! For His mercy endures forever. If you ask children to list those things they are thankful for, they won't hesitate to respond with worldly belongings, whether they be Wii games, Silly Bandz, or some other trendy possessions. Upon digging deeper, a few start to list the more essential family, friends, food, and shelter. Are we that much different from those children? The world but not of. Yes, God does bles...
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Vocations: Intended for Pleasure?
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Serving God in all you do. Saturday, July 23, 2011. One of the first things I noticed was how many Bible passages are quoted out of context. As its basis, the book coerces Genesis 2:25. To mean that Adam and Eve were delighting in their God-designed sexual relationship (15). The authors further suggest that a long time intervened before the command to bear children was given in Genesis 3:16. However, they completely ignore Genesis 1:28. Was to bear a child in her old age. In their premarital counseling c...
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Vocations: August 2011
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Serving God in all you do. Friday, August 26, 2011. Sewing Edges II: Attaching Bias Tape. When I first started working with bias tape, I didnt know much about it. In fact, I just folded the bias tape around my raw edge and sewed. While this method worked okay, I have since learned there is actually a technique to properly install bias tape that results in a more professional looking edge. . . . Read more. Sewing Edges I: Making Bias Tape. Bias tape is a great way to add a finishing touch, be creative.
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Vocations: Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread
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Serving God in all you do. Wednesday, May 25, 2011. Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread. The next morning, I cut up the biga (left) and the soaker (right) into small pieces and combined them. The recipe calls for more flour, salt, yeast, sweetener, and fat. I used whole wheat flour, salt, instant dry yeast, honey, and canola oil. (In the future, I will likely use melted butter instead.). Then comes my favorite part: kneading the dough! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.
