Parent category for shared things
I made up this new dessert, based on my Wineberry Crisp recipe. Instead of wineberries it would feature the flavors of a brown betty that I made half a lifetime ago. But I had a bit of a mental block about the primary ingredients, that I only realized mid-recipe-assembly. Oops! Despite that, the end result was good enough to share. So here it is 😋
Read More: Ginger Peach and Plum Crisp
The nice people at Jimmy Beans Wool sent me some samples of their new yarn: Yarn Citizen Harmony Worsted, a wool and alpaca blend, made from recycled fibers. I knit up a little something, and now I have thoughts and pictures to share.
Read More: New Yarn Citizen Harmony Worsted
We interrupt the “Lisa goes places and takes lots of pictures in digital and film” festivities to bring you a new Summer playlist: 24 tracks of upbeat mostly new music for your listening pleasure.
Read More: Let’s Go Somewhere…
Thoughts about Steve Burns, Glen Phillips, spring playlists, and the things that go unsaid when you leave a yawning three-month chasm between blog posts.
Read More: What I do on Saturday
Showing and telling my new Highlander Blanket, and sharing tips and the process for you to crochet a scrappy granny blanket of your own.
Read More: The Highlander Blanket
I can highly recommend baking berry scones and playing music from the early 1990’s in a favorite old apron during your lunch hour. If you’d like to try it, too, you can have my recipe and my playlist. I’m keeping the apron, though 😜
Read More: A Scone Recipe and an Early 90’s Playlist
Got two cups of summer berries? Put them in some muffins! These are whole grain, dairy free, and low sodium, so they are a healthy breakfast option, but they taste really good, too.
Read More: Summer Berry Muffins 2.0
This new Polka Dot Radio playlist touches on themes of Spring and Childhood, and is made up of folk, alternative, pop, and indie genres (as usual!)
Read More: Everybody’s Growing Up: A Spring Playlist
You don’t need to have polymer clay experience or an arsenal of tools at hand, to make a set of buttons that perfectly match your handknits. Read my tips and then watch the video to see how it’s done.
Read More: Polymer Clay Buttons to Match Your Sweater
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Tile Earrings
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Stud Earrings
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Inlay Rings
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Bangle Bracelets
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