For years I’ve tried to keep a garden in my back yard. Nearly always, it has as good as failed for this or that reason…usually not lack of work. Finally, I decided that it wasn’t worth the trouble here – especially after hearing that the only way my husband’s grandpa ever grew a garden there [...]
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Wild Gardens
Posted in Food and Recipes, Gardening and Plants, Inspirations for Life and Projects, Traditional and Self-Sufficient Skills, Wildfoods and Foraging, tagged cooking, eating, food, foraging, garden, gardening, weeds, wild foods, wildfoods on May 29, 2009 | 2 Comments »
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**My newest projects...learning copywriting skills; piecing a reversable quilt for my daughter; braintanning a deer hide. **Two historical figures I respect…Patrick Henry, Abraham Lincoln. **An unusual skill I possess…making cheese from goat milk. I make several kinds (which require no special inoculations), and have several more I would like to try. **My favorite person…my husband. Incidentally, I assumed since Junior High that I would marry a bareback bronc rider, and have three sons with him. Instead, I got snagged by a construction foreman, and have one son, one daughter, and four other children who beat me to God’s side. **I graduated from the Long Ridge Writers Group correspondence course, “Breaking Into Print,” and look forward to their novel course...just for fun. **A recent great book I read - Kristin Lavransdatter II - The Mistress of Husaby (centers on a Norwegian family in the 1300's).Tyger’s Quilt – Remaining Steps
1) Embroider where desired on pictures 2) Embroider with fancy stitching around patches (look up stitches in blue sewing book) 3) Embroider with fancy stitching at some of denim seams 4) Put together front and back, with yellow sheet center 5) Tie off prettily with full strands of embroidery floss
