C'est fini! I may add a little more embellishment, some flowers or bows.You'll also have to imagine the sweet babe occupying that space.
Everything is cuter when it's wrapped around a kid :-)
Have to say that I don't LOVE garments knit mostly in garter stitch.
Maybe I'll make another and *gasp* amend the pattern.
Alas, perhaps not as "fini" as I thought :-)
Chocolate Oblivion Truffle Torte. A recipe for certain demise.
Reminder: It's only 1 lb. chocolate, 1/2 lb. butter, 6 eggs. "Only"!
One of my favorite things about baking cakes for folks (besides baking cakes for folks) is delivering them is this luscious carrier gifted by the famed Miss Julie.Used to have another vintage carrier that lacked an effective securing mechanism.
The blasted thing had the habit of unleashing its contents in transit.
Many cakes were traumatized.
As was the baker.
Banana Walnut Muffin Magnetism - one of the strongest forces known to boy.
This recipe from the America's Test Kitchen Family Cookbook.
Highly recommended (both the muffins and the book).
Chinese Five Spice Kettle Korn. Traditional stovetop popcorn adding a little salt and couple tbsps sugar to the oil and kernels, straight in the pan before popping. Sprinkle and stir in Chinese Five Spice powder when popped.
I'm embarrassed to admit I got this recipe from Rachel Ray.
Luckily, the snack has no residual perkiness.
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Must give the fancy popcorn a try. Especially since I found out it counts towards your 5 servings of fruit and veggies a day!
And that chocolate oblivion looks as good as it sounds.
What a tiny and cute lil shrug!
Look at all that yummy food! And that cake carrier takes the cake, I love it. And don't all shrugs look odd without someone in it to define the boundaries? I thought it was a tissue holder at first! Ha! And, yes, garter stitch is lovely for a fast knit.
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