We are now taking orders for Peach Trees. *** They ship from January through April *** *** We ship to colder states beginning in late March and early April UNLESS you request it to ship earlier. If you live above Virginia, please tell us in the comments if you would like your muscadine order shipped ASAP or if you prefer for us to ship in April 2025. ___________________________ We Do Not Ship Fruit Trees To California There is nothing better than picking and eating a fresh peach. The Peach is widely planted across the United States and is one of the best fruits to ripen from May to September. Peach Trees are on Lovell Rootstock. Note: Cross pollination is not required with peaches or nectarines. They are self-fertile.
The watercolor artist, Rebecca Rivers, encapulates the large within the very small. While balancing vibrant color with realism, and joyous freedom with contolled detail, she strives to express cherished moments in time.
Ciao a tutti , proseguiamo con il tema confetture, oggi oltre alla tecnica pubblicata ieri vi darò un'altra tecnica alternativa. Ricette e tecniche del maestro LDC Ingredienti 1500 gr di albicocche pulite e tagliate 15 gr di zeste di lime 1000 gr di zucchero semolato 2 gr di vaniglia in bacche 2 gr di pepe nero macinato fresco 35 gr di succo di limone Procedimento Mescolare i primi tre ingredienti, far macerare un'ora. Aggiungere vaniglia e metà pepe nero, portare a leggere ebollizione, coprire e lasciate raffreddare , poi tutta la notte in frigo. Successivamente cuocere fino a 60-62° Brix ( controllate col rifrattometro), togliere dal fuoco aggiungere succo di limone e rimanenza pepe nero, invasettare la confettura bollente ( min. 80°C, ottimale 90°C) , chiudere e mettere in acqua bollente, spegnere e lasciare 15 minuti ( barattoli da circa 200 gr) , poi raffreddare sotto l'acqua fredda o in abbattitore fino a +3°C. Seconda tecnica 1500 gr di albicocche pulite e tagliate 15 gr di zeste di lime 900 gr di zucchero semolato 100 gr di zucchero semolato 270 gr di acqua 2 gr di vaniglia in bacche 2 gr di pepe nero macinato fresco 35 gr di succo di limone Procedimento Cuocere a 115-120°C acqua e zucchero ( 900 gr), unire la frutta , vaniglia e metà pepe nero , far raffreddare e poi coprire e lasciar macerare in frigo tutta la notte. L'indomani filtrare il succo e cuocerlo a 110°C, unire la frutta, poi cuocere fino a 60-62° Brix ( controllate col rifrattometro), togliere dal fuoco aggiungere succo di limone e rimanenza pepe nero, invasettare la confettura bollente ( min. 80°C, ottimale 90°C) , chiudere e mettere in acqua bollente, spegnere e lasciare 15 minuti ( barattoli da circa 200 gr) , poi raffreddare sotto l'acqua fredda o in abbattitore fino a +3°C. Note Per la conservazione valgono le stesse regole della confettura di ciliegie
Um item barato e que faz presença são as lanternas japonesas. Vi maravilhas com elas e fiz uma seleção de imagens para você escolher a que mais lhe agrada. No bairro da Liberdade, em São Paulo, são encontradas por toda a parte. Essas são pequeninas encontradas como gambiarra com pequenas lâmpadas. Veja a loja. LUMINÁRIA DE FLORES: Materiais: - Lanterna japonesa de papel branco - kit de cabo de teto para acoplar a lâmpada (pode ser com suporte para lâmpada pequena) - Pistola de cola quente e cola - Coroa de flores artificiais - Tesoura - Franja pompom ou pompom soltos - Lâmpada fluorescente compacta Passo a passo: 1. Retire as flores da coroa, os pedaços de plástico e os miolos. Caso alguma das flores rasgue, use cola quente para consertá-la. 2. Em seguida, corte o pompons da franja e, com cola quente, prenda-os no centro das flores. 3. Mais uma vez, a cola quente. Use-a para prender as flores na lanterna. Sobreponha uma às outras até cobrir toda a superfície do papel. 4. Insira o kit de cabo e pendure no teto. Se você usar uma lâmpada fluorescente compacta, você nunca terá que se preocupar com o derretimento de cola quente. PAP PAP Decoupage PAP Fonte PAP PAP Fonte PAP como fazer com bexiga Passando cola e jogando glitter Usando filtro de café Desenhando os galhos e colando flores artificiais Copinhos de café Círculos de um atlas velho colados Usada na Decoração de Festas Veja mais imagens aqui
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Have you tried punch needle yet? I've been wanting to try it for a long long time but I REALLY don't need a new craft obsession, do I? No, no I don't, but I tried it anyway! But I've been seeing some beautiful punch needle projects on Instagram and it just looks so darn fun!
Even though drones are not such a new thing any more, it is still spectacular to see the nature photos and videos that are taken using them. Not only is nature beautiful in and of itself, but this also gives us, wingless beings, a chance to see what birds see on the daily.
Was darf bei einem perfekten Picknick in keinem Fall fehlen? Richtig, ein Getränk, entweder in Form eines Saftes, eines Kaltgetränkes mit einem Hauch Alkohol oder auch einfach mal einer Limonade. Und genau für die habe ich mich bei einem unserer Picknicks entschieden. Es muss ja schließlich auch mal einfach sein für so ein Picknick, aber trotzdem mit der gewissen Raffinesse. Und da kommt dann auch wieder meine Erdbeerlimo mit Basilikum ins Spiel. Sie macht nicht nur farblich allerhand her, sondern ist auch geschmacklich einfach passend zu einem Picknick.
I’m such a huge fan of getting together with friends outdoors for picnics, barbecues and beach lunches. But sadly, a by-product of these get-togethers can be trash - plates, utensils and cups. But over the last year, I’ve grown more mindful of this. Enter, the humble fabric DIY cutlery holder!
Through a luxuriant series of embroideries, Litli Ulfur translates thick landscapes into lush entanglements of brown and green stitches. The abstract forms consider the intricacies of nature through an aerial perspective, contrasting micro- and macro-views in every inch. Each piece is created organically and uniquely, ensuring no two are alike. The textured works are inspired by natural sources, like jungly forests and the human nervous system, that are reflected through French knots, tufts, and flat patches. More
It's been almost a year since I started this hexie runner. Finally, here it is! Finished Hexie Runner I used ¾" hexies to make the runner. I made a number of hexie flowers and then played with them to see how to put them together to make a runner. Choosing the flowers Below is a close-up of the flowers and hexies between them. I used darker fabric for the outside of the hexie flowers and then a lighter fabric for the middle row. The centre of the flower is a matching darker hexie. Close-up of the flowers and hexies in-between The other half of the flowers and hexies in-between Back of the hexie runner I wanted to use the lighter fabrics between the hexies to give it some colour so that it wouldn't be too stark. The white looking fabric is used between the rows and all around the runner. It's actually not a solid but a couple of white-on-white cottons. My first hexie table topper The back of the runner is a beautiful blue batik. As you can see, I finished this runner the same way I had finished my original hexie table topper. Although it was a great finish for a small table topper, I found it to be very long and tedious for the runner. It is, however, a great looking finish. What I learned I was too impatient after making the small hexie table topper and I should have stopped for a longer break between making this one and the last project. This project definitely fits of description of "better done than perfect". I was doing fine until I quilted and then finished the border. It's very pretty....from far. I really, really hope to remember to wait until I'm truly in the mood to work on something so exacting the next time I quilt and finish a hexie project. I'm not too worried about the Kingfisher Stitch-Along that I'm working on right now because these are hexie flowers that are hand-appliquéd onto the diamond fabric. As long as I'm not in a rush to finish it, it should be fine. Related Links Hexie runner posts: Project Updates and News, February 23, 2018 Slow Sunday Stitching and a sore finger, December 3, 2017 More Learning and Updates, November 5, 2017 Labels, Image Transfers and Slow Stitching, October 15, 2017 More goals....really?, October 5, 2017 Lots of projects, September 12, 2017 Hexies table topper, August 6, 2017 Linking Parties I will be linking up to the following link-ups. Find out what's happening around the quilting universe and make sure to link up below with your latest finish! TGIFF, Let's Bee Social, Midweek Makers, Needle & Thread Thursday, Finished or Not Friday, Oh Scrap!, Friday Foto Fun, Monday Making, Main Crush Monday, Design Wall Monday, Moving it Forward Monday, Linky Tuesday, Tuesday Colour Linky Party, Project Details Hexie Runner 15" x 32" Materials: cotton fabric, hexagon paper templates and silk thread Techniques: English paper piecing (EPP)
collares que combinan piedras, mostacillas y flores de tela.... en gran variedad de colores...
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