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A padded and embroidered oak leaf that can be lifted for a peek-a-boo effect.
Trinitarian
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Cloth Book for a Toddler
A cloth quiet book for my grandson. The idea was to create a book for him to play with and practice as many embroidery and sewing stitches as I could work in. On this page: applique, reverse applique, and ruching.
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Merry Christmas Fudge!
Fudge as only See's Candies can do it.
1/2 cup butter
2 cups Guittard semi-sweet Chocolate chips
1 pound pkg of powder sugar ( 4 cups)
2 fresh eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla or almond flavor
Melt the butter and chocolate chips in a two quart double boiler , low heat, just melt not cook. Remove from heat just as the last chips are melting. Add the eggs and stir gently. Stir in powder sugar one cup at a time. Add the flavoring to the last cup of powder sugar and stir well. It should be smooth, come away from the pot and pour easily. Pour into cake pan or on a cookie sheet. Cool, cut in chunks and share lots.
Please take a look at Mary Corbett's for
boughs-of-holly to embroider a cloth to go with a gift of fudge or
use the holly patter to create a stencil to decorate your fudge.
1/2 cup butter
2 cups Guittard semi-sweet Chocolate chips
1 pound pkg of powder sugar ( 4 cups)
2 fresh eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla or almond flavor
Melt the butter and chocolate chips in a two quart double boiler , low heat, just melt not cook. Remove from heat just as the last chips are melting. Add the eggs and stir gently. Stir in powder sugar one cup at a time. Add the flavoring to the last cup of powder sugar and stir well. It should be smooth, come away from the pot and pour easily. Pour into cake pan or on a cookie sheet. Cool, cut in chunks and share lots.
Please take a look at Mary Corbett's for
boughs-of-holly to embroider a cloth to go with a gift of fudge or
use the holly patter to create a stencil to decorate your fudge.
Saturday, November 6, 2010
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