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A LITTLE SETBACK
Circular needles are my favorite way to knit for socks but the problem is having the wooden tips which when sat upon do break! It's a ...
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My sister works with a woman whose Mom owns an Alpaca farm and knit shop; so what a treat for a girls day out! My sister, sister-in-law, ... -
Mamas and their offspring! We had a wonderful day at church, being able to hear Bruce preach and Abigail do a special number with some o... -
I have been a lump today......the pool has imparted a new phenomena-swimmers ear! It woke me up several times in the night and has throbbe...
I always wondered what an Indigo plant looked like. Do you use the flowers or leaves for dying? Does the plant get big? Hmmmm....I think I'll head over to Google and see. You've got me extra curious now. I like your "I" post...no one else posted an Indigo. :-)
ReplyDeletethat looks healthy! I tried it from seed once, but it never grew past the small plant stage. and yours even flower! I don't think I'll try that again, the only indigo plant I can grow over here is polygonum tinct. and that only during the summer... good luck with "getting the blues":)
ReplyDeleteAh... natural dyes. You are a brave woman.
ReplyDeleteI'll be watching this with great interst!
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