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woah oregano! or, 16 things to do with too many herbs Use fresh or dried herbs in potato salad or on ...
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how i made a doormat with those straw trivets I am IN LOVE what you have created with this am...
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craft magazines, old and new: part 2 of 3 I still have a couple Hands craft magazines
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Category Archives: thinking out loud
cornflower candlewick vase – and happy mother’s day
i couldn’t believe my luck when i came across a candlewick vase with cornflower etching (i wrote about candlewick here). i’ve always kept an eye out for candlewick because my mum-in-law has a collection of the glasses, but the only … Continue reading
entering the terrible twos?
this blog is two years old today. i never agreed with the term “terrible twos” regarding my kids. the twos were a lovely time, old enough to walk, run, play and explore. seeing the world through a 2-year-old’s eyes is … Continue reading
bathroom reno update: hot and cold
remember when i wrote about my bathroom taps? the old tea kettle style knobs that had the hot/cold indicator tabs missing? a few of you mentioned that you’d had similar problems, and i thought i’d share that i wrote the … Continue reading
craft magazines, old and new: part 2 of 3
last time, i shared a fab new craft magazine called mollie makes. today, i want to share an oldie that i hadn’t heard of before either. when browsing through thrift shops, old magazines sometimes catch my eye. they’re such a … Continue reading
Posted in canadiana, something old, something new, thinking out loud, thrifting & vintage, tools, tips and techniques
Tagged 1980s advertising, books, canadian craft magazine, candlewicking, craft q&a, hands craft magazine, homemade jams, toronto ontario craft magazine, vintage magazine, wooden grain elevator toy
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