Recipes from Amish and Mennonite women around the country, as well as Scriptures, Amish sayings and information.
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I absolutely adore where we live in and around Amish Country, Ohio. What makes it so much better though, is this time of year when the leaves turn shades of autumn, the local markets fill with brightly colored gourds and pumpkins and the warm soups never taste better. I thought I would round up a couple of my “must-sto
Wanda Brunstetter is an award-winning romance novelist who has led millions of readers to lose their heart in the Amish life.
This is a beautiful quilt designed by Nancy Rink. The colors are rich and gorgeous, as is the Amish-inspired design. This is a 10-month BOM that begins November, 2015 and ends August, 2016. Start-Up Fee is $75 and the monthly fee is $24.95 ($28 for mai
This Amish flea market in Ethridge remains one of the best flea markets in Tennessee and it has some incredible deals on vintage goods.
Ever noticed how Amish women in different places wear different head coverings? A good example is the heart-shaped Lancaster women's covering, versus the straight-sided, pleated coverings worn by Amish women in the Midwest. Like other items of Amish clothing, there are quite a few different styles of women's coverings, and some with rather subtle differences.
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This Amish cornbread recipe is very easy to make, and it is so moist, with a tender crumb that practically melts in your mouth.
Spending time in the city of brotherly love is a great way to celebrate a weekend! The city of Philadelphia was founded by William Penn and named after the Greek word for brotherly love. It’s founder had experienced persecution, so the idea of the colony was to be a place of peace. The city is rich in history, great fo
Read 824 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. The story of a remarkable friendship--told in a remarkable way. A story in which every wom…
This cinnamon swirl Amish Friendship Bread is soft, fluffy and has a cinnamon sugar topping. Includes a starter recipe to pass to friends.
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meso konzervirano u tegli traje godinu dana! Stari recepti naših baka za preživljavanje! Recept koji štedi novac, kupi jeftino a jedi kad je skupo i kada je ...
Sylvia's Bridal Sampler is a 140 block sampler quilt quilt made by the characters in a novel, The Master Quilter, the sixth in the Elm Creek Quilts series by Jennifer Chiaverini. In the story, the friends of Elm Creek Quilts founder Sylvia Bergstrom Compson secretly plan to make her a special quilt to celebrate her wedding. They ask all of her many friends, colleagues, and former students to contribute a block that represents what Sylvia means to them. That is why many of the sampler's blocks have a marriage theme, but others focus on friendship and others have meanings known only to their makers. Jennifer Chiaverini and 72 of her real-life friends and fans contributed 140 blocks to this beautiful sampler quilt that became Sylvia Bergstrom Compson's wedding gift in The Master Quilter. Instructions for five of the Sylvia's Bridal Sampler blocks appeared in Jennifer's second pattern book, Return to Elm Creek, but there was not enough room to include all 140 of the blocks. When Jennifer's fans requested more of the patterns, Jennifer was inspired to create the Sylvia's Bridal Sampler blog. Eventually she posted all 140 patterns, and quilters from around the world began making blocks of their own and sending in pictures of their completed blocks and quilts in progress, which can be seen in the Sylvia's Bridal Sampler Gallery. Now the community has expanded to include a mailing list and block exchanges, with more quilters from around the world joining in every day.
