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1. Crocheted Graphgan Bumblebee Bag with Custom Sewn-in Lining
   Jul 18, 2026 · original
   The Crocheted Outer Bag The pattern: The crochet pattern for this bag is from Willow Crochet. (not an affiliate as of this date) Though the crochet stitch itself is simple and repetitive, keeping track of where you are in the pattern can be a challenge. Or at least it was for me. Fortunately, I have […]
2. Starting Grape Vines from Cuttings in SW Idaho
   Apr 17, 2026 · original
   My background and experience on which I base my conclusions: I have always been intrigued that the first planting mentioned after Noah got off of the ark was a vineyard. The narrative suggests that Noah had brought either seeds or cuttings on the ark, because the planting was intentional. He began to be a farmer. […]
3. What is inside Netafim drip irrigation tubing ?
   Jul 18, 2025 · original
   Thirteen years ago I went shopping for my first Netafim supplies. Yesterday I hooked up a section of Netafim that I created about eight years ago to attach to a hose. I have used this particular double-line unit nearly every year since and it worked great yesterday. (Those are some grapes I started from cuttings […]
4. Variations on a Tiger Zipper Pouch Pencil Case
   Jun 30, 2025 · original
   In keeping with the pencil case theme for grandchildren this year, I am making kitty cases or pouches for the girls. So far they are a big hit. This pattern is for sale on Etsy as Tiger Zippy Critter by Stubbornly Crafty. I have no relationship with this creator other than having purchased the pattern. […]
5. Amazing Roses on Their Own Rootstock
   Jun 5, 2025 · original
   The grafting of trees and roses on other root stock has long been frustrating to me. I know people think they have their reasons, but I tend to think God knew what he was doing with the original plants. In support of my position are the troubles with rootstock suckers, as well as winter die-back […]
6. 20 Tips and Tricks for Successfully Watering Potted Seedlings
   May 1, 2025 · original
   Your seedlings will have three main stages that affect how you water them: Their watering needs will vary according to: There are some basics: Happy planting!
7. How to Sew a Simple Chicken Pincushion
   Apr 22, 2025 · original
   Make your pattern pieces or decide to measure directly as you cut You can make your chicken from any size square, but I found I liked the 4 inch square size the most. Because I was going to be making several of them, I cut some pattern pieces out of my roll of manila pattern […]
8. Tips for Storing Homemade Seed Starting Soil Ingredients
   Mar 20, 2025 · original
   Almost one year ago today, I made my favorite and very successful seed starting soil for the first time. Not only was it a fraction of the cost of pre-mixed potting soil, it was at least as good as anything I have purchased in a bag. I actually like it better than anything I have […]
9. Lessons from Lulu’s Sourdough Discard Pancakes
   Feb 25, 2025 · original
   I have been working on perfecting my pancake recipe for my whole adult life. I’m not saying it’s perfect now, as I am constantly surprised by learning new things. However, I am extremely satisfied with this recipe. It combines several things I have learned. Things like: Here’s my sour dough discard pancake recipe: Pre-heat griddle. […]
10. Variations on Sewing Studio 7t7’s Shark Pencil Case
    Jan 13, 2025 · original
    To get the full pattern for this shark pencil case, you will need to go to the Studio 7t7 website and sign up for her email newsletter. It is free with signing up. I am not associated with her. I simply found the pattern when researching gifts to sew for my grandchildren this coming year. […]
11. Growing Sweet Potatoes in SW Idaho
    Jan 10, 2025 · original
    It was my husband’s idea. I had never heard of anyone growing sweet potatoes in Idaho. To inspire me, he found videos about growing sweet potatoes for us to watch together in our home dinner theater (aka watching from the comfortable couches in the living room). The southern accents and plant life in the videos […]
12. Replanting Overwintered Onions
    Oct 30, 2024 · original
    Perhaps you have tried to harvest an onion that overwintered in your garden, but upon digging it up discovered it felt mushy. Your first instinct was probably to throw it away. Nobody wants to eat a mushy onion. But there might be another option. The onion might not be mushy because it is rotten. It […]
13. Super Easy No Knead Sourdough Discard French Bread
    Nov 3, 2023 · original
    My sourdough starter was losing potency, even though the method I describe in Basic Sourdough Bread Making for Ordinary People Part One had worked for several years. Basic Sourdough Bread Making for Ordinary People Part One So I read up about bringing life to it in The Art of Baking with Natural Yeast. However, after […]
14. Dealing with Allergies from Weeding Blooming Kochia
    Sep 12, 2023 · original
    Usually my allergies are skin allergies. I get intense irritation from even the slightest rubbing of things like sunflower leaves. I have had extreme skin breakdown from tea tree oil. I am very careful about what I put on my skin. However, this year I discovered blooming kochia will give me a full-blown upper respiratory […]
15. Flambo Bean and Ham Bone Pumpkin Instant Pot Soup
    Nov 30, 2022 · original
    What are flambo beans, anyway? I grew the flambo beans and pumpkin in my garden, but not this year. That is, those ingredients that I put in the soup were not this year’s crop, which is part of why I am so thrilled with how well it turned out. The flambo beans are dry beans, […]
16. Blue Dye for Keeping Track of Weed Spraying
    Jul 18, 2022 · original
    Why a backpack sprayer works best for an acre I have been spraying weeds for many, many years with my Solo backpack sprayer. It is the most convenient and efficient method for dealing with an acre. An acre is too large to deal with using a hand held sprayer, where you have to constantly squeeze […]
17. Natalie’s Red Rose Wedding Dress – Pattern Adjustments
    Jul 17, 2022 · original
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18. Natalie’s Red Rose Wedding Dress – Introduction and Other Announcements
    Jul 9, 2022 · original
    Who is getting married this time? I have only made one other wedding dress in my life and I worked hard to keep it that way! Even with five daughters. Up until now. I’m not exactly sure what happened, but I am now in charge of sewing the wedding garments for the last daughter to […]
19. DI Sewing Room Insider Projects
    Jul 7, 2022 · original
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20. The Pros and Cons of Free Mulch from Chip Drop
    Jun 13, 2022 · original
    There is no mulch like the present – Laura Blodgett The art of using mulch in your garden or landscape is more free-form than you might think. It depends on what is available, how you use it, and what your climate is. That may sound like there is some mathematical formula to figure out what […]

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