While we were living in Australia, I decided one of the things I wanted to bring home with me was a crock from Bendigo Pottery. We made a day trip there to visit and do a bit of shopping. DH and I decided that a fermenting crock would be a nice souvenir and a useful addition to our kitchen. Isn't it a pretty crock and each time I look at it, I have such fond memories of our time in AU!
A few weeks ago I started my first small batch of saurkraut. It turned out very well. We enjoyed eating some and I canned 3 pints for future use. I will make a much larger batch next time as DH and I both like kraut.
Since I had the canning equipment out, I decided to also make a batch of pizza sauce and can that. By making my own sauce I can control the ingredients to accommodate my dietary needs. I usually make one pizza and I always have extra sauce since the cans available at my local store are large cans. My small jars are perfect for one pizza with lots of veggies.
Tomorrow I plan to work on my mystery quilt and then maybe a few small items that I plan to give for Christmas gifts. Hope my plans work out!
Wednesday, December 9, 2015
Saturday, December 5, 2015
Slow but Done
I have had a busy week, but I was able to cut and sew all the half square triangles for Allietare Mystery Quilt I am participating in. This is my first time to participate and this will be my first attempt to link up to Bonnie's website or any website for that matter. Let's hope I can do it!
Half square triangles are not my favorite thing to make, but I did use the Easy Angle ruler and I must say it went pretty well. My fabric choices not the best, but I am using what I have in my stash. That's a good thing! Use it up so there is room for new additions.
Be sure to check Bonnie K. Hunter's blog to see information about the mystery quilt and to see the work of others.
Half square triangles are not my favorite thing to make, but I did use the Easy Angle ruler and I must say it went pretty well. My fabric choices not the best, but I am using what I have in my stash. That's a good thing! Use it up so there is room for new additions.
Be sure to check Bonnie K. Hunter's blog to see information about the mystery quilt and to see the work of others.
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