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http://sandra-cherryheart.blogspot.be/2015/10/thwarted-again.html
... p;I don't know if you saw my last podcast, but if you did you might remember these little beauties. You might also remember how pleased I was about them too. I was so excited about this pattern and so pleased that I'd actually managed to get them to come out looking ok. Not perfect maybe, but not half bad.I was merrily working through the pattern, when I came across a slight snag. They don't fit!Yes, that's going to present a problem isn't it? They fit before the heel, they fit just after the heel. The probl ...
http://sandra-cherryheart.blogspot.be/2015/11/spice-of-life-cal-last-day.html
... Spice of Life CAL - Last Day Spice of Life CALWell, today is the end of the 'official' part of this Spice of Life Crochet Along and I hope, like me, you've enjoyed the ride!It's been quite a journey of discovery for me I have to say, I've learnt an awful lot along ...
Spice of Life CAL - Beginners Special
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... all crochet in a different way and this can affect the final size of the finished object and, more importantly for this project - how much yarn you use!(If you are using the Rico packs, this is especially important as you don't want to run out of yarn, and we don't want you to either.)Making a Swatch The Gauge for the pattern is 15 sts by 10 rows in treble crochet = 10cm (4”) square That means, when working in treble crochet stitches (dc - US) a square of 15 stitches long by 10 rows high should measure 10 x 10cm (or 4 x 4”)So you’ll want to make a square that is 15 stitches long and work 10 rows, then measure it and see what you get.To get a square that is 15 stitches long, you’ll need a starting chain of 17.(The first stitch is made into the 4th chain from the hook, the 3 skipped chains count as the first stitch.)Adjusting the Swatch If your square is smaller than the measurements given your crochet is coming out tighter and you need to go up a hook size.If your square is bigger, then your crochet is coming out looser and you need to get a smaller hook.Swatch Video Black Sheep Wools have also made a short video about this, so you can see why this matters and also you also get to see the two lovely blankets together!Spice of Life Gauge Swatch Video Perfect Practise As an added plus, it just so happens that making a swatch will be the perfect way to practise all the skills you need to be ready to make this blanket, like working back and forth in rows, especially if you change colours like I did above!S x ♥SUBSCRIBE: ...
Garden lettuce with raw carrot dressing (GF-DF-SF-V)
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... Garden lettuce with raw carrot dressing (GF-DF-SF-V)My vegetable garden is doing well, as you can see, despite some beginners and other issues. The biggest one is the co-eating of all the birds in de neighbourhood, there are loads of them and it?s an easy meal to ...
http://sandra-cherryheart.blogspot.be/2015/10/colour-collaborative-october.html
... Colour Collaborative: October Blue I like blue. I'm going to make a sweeping generalisation here but I think everybody likes a bit of blue. Do you? It's a colour we are so surrounded by. Wherever you are in the world, whatever your landscape and ...
Colour Collaborative - September
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... ch nicer.But alas, me and my camera were not due a trip to France or Germany and I don't know of a farmers market around here, so how to make this post relevant to me, to September and to colour?Yarn!It's the answer to most things really isn't it?A yarn festival is very like a market wouldn't you say? Lots of stalls, a place see wares, to buy and sell. Sounds like a market and one I can easily get on board with.As I mentioned previously on this blog, I went to Fibre East in the summer and whilst at this 'market' of yarny goodness I found many inspiring things. The one I am finding most exciting at the moment is actually not yarn... yet. It's my fluffy spinning things.Let's see the colours this kind of market can give us...Much more inspiring, if you ask me!: :Don't forget to check out the other great 'Colour Collaborative' blogsfor more of today's great posts...Annie at Annie Cholewa Gillian at Tales From a Happy House Jennifer at Thistlebear Claire at Above the River Sarah at Mitenska What is The Colour Collaborative? All creative bloggers make stuff, gather stuff, shape stuff, and share stuff.Mostly they work on their own, but what happens when a group of them work together?Is a creative collaboration greater than the sum of its parts? We think so and we hope you will too.We'll each be off ...
Adzuki bean chili with basmati rice (GF-SF-DF-V)
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... Adzuki bean chili with basmati rice (GF-SF-DF-V)I have been rather busy this week by developing and writing recipes for my yoga community at Melissawest.com We?ll have a Mindful Parenting Retreat next weekend, filled with yoga, meditation, reflection and a lot of ...
http://sandra-cherryheart.blogspot.be/2015/08/taking-break.html
... e have boarded an are about to take off. We might even be slogging around Disney or splashing in a water park, depending on how long it takes for this to find it's way to you.Either way, it's going to be a bit of a mammoth trip, what with my little family, my sister's family and my Mum and Dad all along for the ride. It feels like an adventure of fairly epic proportions!Needless to say I won't be around for a while and all things bloggy and social will be on hold for a few weeks. So any questions or comments both here and around the other places that make up ...
http://sandra-cherryheart.blogspot.be/2015/07/colour-collaborative-july.html
... the heckety heck didn't you darn them?' Well, quite. I know.I'm afraid it just didn't occur to me. I don't know how aware of 'darning' I was back when this occurred. I'd heard of it certainly. People always had to darn their stockings in Enid Blyton or Agatha Christie books, but I'm not sure I really knew exactly what was involved. What's worse is I had plenty of the left-over sock yarn to do the job with. Heartbreaking isn't it? My only defense is time, it was quite a while ago...Still, it was a lesson learnt because I did finally work out what darning was and realise just what a marvellous thing it might well prove to be for me in future. So now, as well as understanding the merits of using sock yarn with nylon content to help prevent the pesky holes in the first place, I also know exactly what to do if they do start showing their ugly little faces in the heel regions.So now, I always make sure I keep a little of any used sock yarn back, ready to leap into action should the need arise. And that's why it's sock yarn that's inspiring my 'mend' palettes today.Of course, I haven't actually tried darning yet. I sense there will be a few more lessons to be learnt lurking in my future...: :Don't forget to check out the other great 'Colour Collaborative' blogsfor more of today's great posts...Annie at Annie Cholewa Gillian at Tales Fro ...
Decadente pompoen-dadel truffels â decadent pumpkin pie truffles(GF-DF-SF-V)
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... Decadente pompoen-dadel truffels – decadent pumpkin pie truffles(GF-DF-SF-V)Voor de 300ste aflevering van Namaste Yoga, mijn yoga community, maakte ik deze superlekkere en heel gemakkelijk te maken truffels. Ze zijn glutenvrij, gezoet met dadels en ze ...