The post, initially started in February and then revisited recently, recounts the story of repurposed aprons and the author's first attempt at making sourdough bread using Banneton proofing baskets received as a birthday gift. The author humorously describes a funny incident involving the aprons and expresses excitement about improving their bread-making skills.
Category: Kitchen
The Great Marshmallow Mishap of 2023
As you may remember from previous years, there is baking and candy making that happens during the Christmas holiday season. It seems like there is always a story behind the scenes, as in the Year of the Ugly Fruitcake. Here is a look behind the scenes from this year... Dear Friends and Family, Greetings from the… Continue reading The Great Marshmallow Mishap of 2023
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Make-Do & Mend #34 ~ May 2023
The post recounts the restoration of various items. A cherished wool cape, vintage flour bin sifter, a rusted metal spatula, and a faulty zipper were all successfully repaired. The author leveraged YouTube tutorials and household items such as ketchup and rubbing alcohol to save a significant sum. Total savings from mending amounted to $801.88.
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Monthly Mending ~ April 2023
The author shares their April monthly mending, recounting their attempts to mend broken zippers and find new uses for vintage measuring cups. They also discuss their experience using ketchup to clean rust from the cups, debating whether the process constitutes a "mend" and highlighting the money-saving aspect of mending.
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Workbasket #98 – Like a Duck or an Iceberg…
The past few months have been quiet on the surface, but a lot has been happening behind the scenes. Health issues and cold weather affected my running routine. I've been engaged in various activities and completed tasks, and more details will be shared soon.
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Workbasket #89
Been A Little Busy Previously DW's Christmas Stocking Growing up we always had velveteen stockings. That is why I chose this yarn. As I was finishing the stocking, DW asked who it was for. I told him it was for him! He was surprised and seemed pleased. Kobe wanted to knit too. He said it… Continue reading Workbasket #89
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Workbasket #81
The knitting group met at the author's house, where DW decided to make crostini for the occasion. With the author's help, DW prepared the crostini, impressing everyone. Additionally, MG's mom sent delicious cookies, and the author had previously made Godiva lava cakes for DW's birthday, which were enjoyed at the knitting night.
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