From Traditions Today Newsletter..Jane Austen Knits patterns

Experience the Magic of Jane Austen Knits All Over Again! The beauty, charm, and timeless patterns can now be yours as individual downloads! That's right, now you can get your favorite Jane Austen Knits patterns individually at our online store.

 

Flea Market Style is on its way!

Flea Market Style is making its way to stores. I will have to have a look this week at Walmart and local grocery stores.

Looks like a great issue. I love the prints hanging with old clipboards...

Vintage patterns and free recipes

Second to vintage and antique knitting and crochet materials, I love vintage / antique recipes and cookbooks. Here is a site that has it all! SoftMemories.com

Free Recipes as well as Free and Subscription access to Vintage Patterns

11 archives are available with nearly 4,000 patterns.

Hope you are safe and warm! We are getting pounded with snow in Virginia!

Valentine doggies and free doggie pattern

There is still time to knit this little sweater for a special doggie.

or purchase one already made up!

Link to ETSY



Link to ETSY

Here is a fun doggie collar. It is free.
Just click on link here, download and save.

Happy Sunday

Easy no knead bread recipe

As you know from my last post, I LOVE homemade bread. But, I have fibromyalgia in my hands and shoulders so kneading bread is the last thing I want to do. When I discovered this no knead recipe, I was off and running. This blog gives great step by step instructions....and if a 4 year old can do it, SO CAN I!

Give it a try and let me know how your bread turns out!

Happy Friday

Bread is the staff of Life

My latest treasury on ETSY. Any way you slice it, homemade bread is the greatest!

There are some lovely things on ETSY.

Cable Road Lace Baby Bonnet Free French Images

Here is my latest bonnet pattern. It is based on an Edwardian edging that I found.

It is available at ETSY and you can use this coupon for 10% off: ILUVBUYER10

...and if you don't already follow the Graphics Fairy blog, check out today's post. There are some great 18th c French lady images.

Happy Friday!