OK, I've been touting the Hearthkit, so here's a loaf baked on it (displayed, of course, on a handwoven towel in natural colored cottons :) It's a whole wheat buttermilk bread weighing in at 21 oz / 600 g, and it doubled in size while baking. Yum, nice sammich bread!
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2007.12.09
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Patterns
Lace work
- A collection of knitted lace shawls, stoles and wimples. Many were done in handspun yarn. Click on an image for a larger picture and description, plus charts for some.
Socks and small knits
- These are all handknitted socks and other small items. Most of these were knitted from my own handspun yarn. Click on an image for a larger picture and description, plus charts for some.
(Most of the Celtic designs came from Celtic Charted Designs by Co Spinhoven, an excellent and inexpensive resource.)
Doll Knits
- A collection of (mostly) knitted doll clothing.
Sweaters
- Back in the dark ages (as in pre-1987), I used to knit sweaters. Nowadays, I rarely do, so I'll use this album to record some of what I have done and may yet to be.
Blankets and woven items
- Mostly handwoven items, mostly from commercial yarns.
Yarns and fiber
- An assortment of fibers and handspun yarns.
Variegated Dyeing
- A Math Geek Does Variegated Dyeing
Beautiful! I can feel my defenses breaking down.
Posted by: Charleen | 2007.12.09 at 10:18 PM
I am sooo hungry. I love home baked bread - I need to make some. I don't have a fancy hearth thingy, but it's still better than anything in a bag. Hey, I'll trade you one of those hand woven towels for some of my homemade, hadpicked Mustant Grape Jam to go on that fine bread.
Posted by: Julia | 2007.12.11 at 11:17 AM
Oops, It's Mustang - not Mustant. ha!
Posted by: Julia | 2007.12.11 at 11:18 AM
Dee-lish!
Posted by: wendy e | 2007.12.15 at 04:12 PM
It's never too late to wish someone a merry Christmas, so there.
You make me want to return to my own bread baking. Do you have a secret whole wheat flour that you use? I can sometimes find a generic one at my local supermarket but I think something a little less refined would make for a more interesting bread. I suppose I could try Whole Foods but I have issues with them.
Posted by: Larry | 2007.12.25 at 09:09 AM
Wow. This is the very ultimate in human enjoyment. Handweaving and Handmade bread. Thank you.
Posted by: Kaz | 2008.01.01 at 08:31 PM