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We love Elisenlebkuchen. Let us know how it goes….. Jenny Sent: 14 November 2020 22:25 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [yarnmongers] Friday the 13th check-in ... Forgot to add: I am

Hi everyone, it was delightful to read so much news of people managing to stay sane and keep going. Fighting something by lying low is so counter-intuitive. We’re okay here. DD2 successfully

lebkuchen ... thanks Jaya ... that word took me on a *several* hour German food imagineTasting odyssey ...yum!The recipes I was reading about lebkuchen and its cousins ... all used large Altar Bread

I'm the luckiest of all of you - isolation occasionally has its advantages. My state was blocked to all people from other states, so currently zero deaths & under 50 cases. We experienced town

Forgot to add: I am cooking a more experimental menu because I need to plan and I can look up recipes and get ingredients. Also, we had a very successful cookie exchange a few weeks ago when

Happy Diwali to all of you! Today is the day that Hindus believe light triumphed over darkness, good over evil. May the light dispel your darkness and may you have good triumph over evil in your life.

So far, so good here. Arielle’s school is still hybrid, but we’ve had an uptick in reported cases in the district in the last week and a half (it’s a pretty small district and they’ve got

I'm here too.? I was thinking about going east around Christmas - my nephew & his family were coming from France, and other nephew & family from Thailand, so thought I could see everyone, plus Mom,

I haven’t seen my parents in a year. I thought I had a plan to go to Wisconsin and isolate at a condo in my parent’s development for five days but we hatched that before things exploded this week.

I’m here as well. Outside trips have been for groceries and doctors’ appointments. That’s pretty much it for us. Crafting continues. I have been cranking out dishtowels on my Flip and

I'm here. We have been staying home since mid-March, using delivery and curbside pickups for most of our shopping needs.? I am well aware of our good fortune in being able to work from home, but it

I feel like I have been asleep ... on a bus ... and when I woke up ... y'all musta got off a few stops ago :-) Can you tell I just finished listening to an interview with Mary Karr ... love her

whoa! THANKS ... just ran right over and signed up! I have been planning A Sewing Winter ... for months now - this is icing on my homemade cake :-) erica in Maybe it MIGHT rain someday Arizona

This was posted in one of the Ravelry threads on Craftsy. Apparently, this is an offer received by many people. A year’s premium membership for $2.49 c24282 c24397 I just signed up for a year. My

I finished one chart knitting back in mirror fashion using Steph's video and a couple of others just to learn how to knit backwards continental style as I only knew how to do it with flicking. It has

So trendy! There’s even a Reddit sub on “Visible Mending.” —Regan

Great idea, Mary! Connie

I use the squiggly-wiggly darning stitch on my sewing machine ... and a piece of FUN stretchy fabric to "darn" over the worn areas ... or do the same by hand sometimes :-)

Mary, Regan, Great idea. I would worry about one thing, not so much for Mary’s item which is an edge mend, but for Regan’s. Serger thread is a lot stronger in general than cashmere and many years

Fancy darning/mending is v.chic & trendy these days - https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/mend-and-repair-clothes-using-embroidery-4147820 I have to say mine is more functional than fancy....