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In this post I explain in more detail how the sub-planes of the Mental Plane are viewed by the Ageless Wisdom teachings as derived from Theosophy and Alice Bailey. I also more directly make ties in…
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I apologize for the photographs, I had already started eating this when I thought, “Damn, this is good!” I use Konjac noodles, they make a great substitute for traditional pasta,…
ALEXANDRIA BAY FISHING GUIDE DIRECTORY The Alexandria Bay Fishing Guides Association welcomes fishing enthusiasts and vacationers to our area. We wish you a great time filled with fond memories. Take the time to call one of our knowledgeable members and make the most of your vacation. The guide names are listed below, followed by their
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Can you make homemade tonic water? Yes, yes you can, and we have a recipe. Here's how to make your own tonic water, to go with your favourite gin
Identical blocks + different quilters = stitchy madness! Throughout the past few days, we’ve been sharing more of the Quilt As Desired pieces created as part of a feature in our Sept-Oct 2014 issue…
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Des carrés et des rectangles à tracer avec un gabarit et à découper par les moyens et les grands ... De la peinture noire et une règle pour les moyens De la peinture noire et un pinceau pour les grands Quelques gommettes carrées et un feutre noir pour...
胡椒餅って美味しいですよね!!あの肉汁は憎らしいほど攻撃的ですが、愛さずにはいられない・・・そんな一品ですよね。ということで日々美味しい胡椒餅を探し求めていますが、今回はMRTに乗り、三重國小駅までやってきました。松江南京駅から5駅、民権西路駅から2駅の場所で
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Bread Kanafa, is an easier version of the traditional kanafa. Here instead of the kanafa dough, bread crumbs are used. Instead of the akawi cheese, I filled the dessert with thick cream and mozzarella cheese. Bake this till golden and crisp and serve with a thick and fragrant sugar syrup and devour. Ramadan has steppedRead more
On June 6th, 1944 the largest ever invasion fleet was massed off the coast of France. Code-named “Operation Overlord” the D-Day landings on the beaches of Normandy (code-named Utah, Oma…
Found time recently to make another bag using a Pink Sand Beach Designs pattern called Barbados Bag. I chose the coordinating brown and teal fabrics I already had in my stash for the bag. I love the large poke-a-dot fabric! The poke-a-dot, stripe and brown were for the outside an the light teal for the lining. Important thing I have learned from experience is to keep the lining to purses/bags light colored as it is so hard to see what is in the bag with dark lining. Did that once and never again as I can never find what I want in the black fabric lined bag. Below are photos of the outside of the finished bag. I pretty much followed the directions from the pattern for the making of this bag, just making a few deviations as far as interfacing and changing and adding pockets to the lining. I changed to a lighter weight interfacing as the one recommended was way too stiff for my fabric. At first I thought the bag might be a bit too deep but after carrying it for a while I have found it to work great the way it is. I did find that the deep pocket on the outside (behind the stripe) is just the right depth to carry my Kindle or Samsung Note 8. I added the zippered pocket on the inside of the bag. There is always something I want to keep more secure on the inside of a bag so if a pattern doesn’t have a zippered pocket on the inside I add one. I turned the bag inside out to get a better photo than the first one. It is just hard to get a good photo of the inside of a bag no matter how hard I try to get the camera at the right angle.The other side of the lining called for a long patch type pocket and I made a few changes to it too. This idea came from my sister Jeannine and it is brilliant. Instead of stitching the entire bottom of this long patchwork pocket down you leave the bottom of one section open. This works great to slip my wallet into or can be used to hold a check book too. The bottom of the wallet rests on the bottom of the bag and the top is easy to reach and very accessible when I need it. This is an idea I will definitely use again. The last thing I did differently than the pattern was to make a bag bottom stiffener. I started with a piece of plastic needlepoint canvas cut to the size of the bag bottom. Covered it with fabric and stitched through it to secure. Just put in the bag and press to fit the bottom – it stays put and the plastic is easy to stitch and this makes a flatter bottom for the bag. Until Later, Lynn
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Okay, so I couldn’t just stop with plain ‘ol leggings from the last post. I had to perk them up……just a bit. I can’t leave anythin
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Wish, Love, Happy Wells were built as gifts for three best friends for their Confirmations. They are an example of what I can do as special orders. They are available for purchase as a set or indiv…