20
Apr
Posted by butterisafruit in Knitting, yarn. Tagged: cowl, Hood, knitting, LionBrand, Looms. Leave a Comment
I’ve been knitting this boring cowl wondering what on earth got me
started. Now I remember. It was the pretty picture Lion Brand sent
with the directions. See if I finish this I’ll look just like her!!
Free Knitting Pattern 60121A Luxury Cowl / Hood : Lion Brand Yarn Company
I checked the Lion Brand Site and [...]
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17
Apr
Posted by butterisafruit in Cooking, Knitting. Tagged: Bread Machine, Homemade Bread, Julia Child, Knitted Lace. 2 Comments
Her Blog is called Tropical Screamer, but I call her The Amazing Lace.
She makes the most artistic lace creations. Please take a look at her work, it’s beautiful.
http://tropicalscreamer.blogspot.com/search/label/Knitting
http://www.pagebypage.com/lacesampler.php
One day she posted that she was baking bread and she was using a bread machine. I never had one myself, and always wanted to have one. Because [...]
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14
Apr
Posted by butterisafruit in Uncategorized. Tagged: Easter, lillies, Tulips. 1 Comment
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,HAPPY EASTER, I’m still doing the dishes. I thought I’d share some of the
beautiful flowers I got from my lovely guests.
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11
Apr
Posted by butterisafruit in Poems, Seasons, Uncategorized. Tagged: Holy Saturday, I see HIS blood upon the rose, Joseph Mary Plunket. Leave a Comment
I see His Blood upon the Rose
By Joseph Mary Plunkett (1887–1916)
I SEE his blood upon the rose
And in the stars the glory of his eyes,
His body gleams amid eternal snows,
His tears fall from the skies.
I see his face in every flower;
The thunder and the singing of the birds
Are but his voice—and carven by his power
Rocks are [...]
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11
Apr
Posted by butterisafruit in Cooking, Uncategorized. Tagged: chicken broth, Creamed Soup, Four Onion Soup, Onions, Shallots. 4 Comments
Four Onion Soup
I call this my Easter Soup. It’s light, soft as velvet, and pleasant on the palette.
When you serve it some one always says, Oh I don’t drink soup, I don’t want much. They end up having thirds.
This is ideal to serve before a large meal because it doesn’t have to be piping [...]
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10
Apr
Posted by butterisafruit in Uncategorized. 1 Comment
Now what on earth could this be
You have to look close but there is something there
Now put candles in the candle holders
Make sure they’re steady and light them.
bit by bit the turn style moves and the animals are really
on a carrousel because
The heat from the candles arose, causing a draft and the paddles moved.
and all [...]
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10
Apr
Posted by butterisafruit in Uncategorized. Leave a Comment
We’re finally seeing some blooms in the greenhouse. It’s not a big deal for
most, but for us it’s the beginning of a spring promise.
These are the tulips, I thought they were red when I planted them. Someone
must have swapped them !!
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.The standard orchid. I should have fed it more. although there are many blooms
they’re really [...]
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6
Apr
Posted by butterisafruit in New England, boston. Tagged: baseball tavern, boston, christmas card, fenway park, Home Opener, New England, red sox, scoreboard, sweet caroline, yawkey way. 1 Comment
It’s been quite a few years since we’ve had a Home Opener, at Fenway. I can’t explain the
excitement, the energy, the electricity that flows through all New England on this day. Eyes are
on Yawkey Way. Opening Day is one thing, that’s the official start of spring and an exciting summer. A Home Opening Day is like [...]
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4
Apr
Posted by butterisafruit in Knitting, Mystery, New England, Sally Goldenbaum, murder. Tagged: Death by Cashmere, knitting, Mystery, Patterns in the Sand, Sally Goldenbaum. Leave a Comment
I just found out that Sally Goldenbaum’s Patterns in the Sand, is to be released in May.
YIPPEE!!
It’s the second in her murder series of the Seaside Knitters.
The first was Death by Cashmere, I posted on this last October.
It was a good read. It brought in all the local color and numerous characters,
of a little fishing village on Cape [...]
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4
Apr
Posted by butterisafruit in Flowers, decorating. Tagged: Blessed Mother, Hummel, Lesson, Teaching. Leave a Comment
Good Day Everyone.
This week was my sister’s birthday. She died 4 years ago May on my
mom’s birthday. I’d rather remember her birthdays than her death and for
some reason this past birthday seemed to linger with me more than usually.
I thought I’d post a picture of a Hummel I have of Our Lady. Clare always loved
it [...]
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