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modern_pioneer said "I have mentioned about my work, like a writers block, it hasn't flowed from my mind through my hands like it is right now in years. So with my drawing book at my side all day, I am adding details and new designs like some one is pushing it out of me. I am very happy to be...

:frow :frow I just asked my friend Google a question............!! Easy-peasy.....!! Glad you are happy;hope it works! :lol: :) Hattie :)

:frow :frow Hi bbh ! Is this the lost article........?????? http://www.rd.com/advice-and-know-how/tips-for-tuning-up-your-pc/article175227.html :idunno Hattie :idunno

:frow :frow Lots of LUCK lupin........!! I'll keep my fingers crossed for you! :fl :fl :fl :fl Get a good nights sleep! :old :D :fl Hattie :fl

:frow Ldychef :frow You are doing brilliantly -- I have been following your progress since you first started on your back-yard plans! I know the feeling! I have problems with my sense of balance along with bad eyesight so bending is a problem for me too. I have a portable kneeler which...

:frow :frow :thumbsup Good Luck in your new home Abifai Mind your back carrying all those boxes of books! Hattie

:frow :frow My Dorking roos are very polite to me & fly up to sit on my shoulder. But I have too many of them so most of them are going to become dinner. They make great eaters -- I just have to do the dead but I am determined.... :rolleyes: Hattie

:frow Hi there savingdogs! :frow I'm reading your blog from way over the water in the UK. I feel so lucky to be able to read about everyone's lives, hopes & disappointments. I look forward to yours; it has started really well. Good luck with it...!! :D Hattie

:frow Hi kcs, Still aching but at least my appetite is back: the cyber-hug is very welcome. I hope you will soon be on the mend soon -- Big :hugs Hattie

:frow Wifezilla...!! I knew you would say THAT.........:gig Thanks for the added info. :frow Hattie

:frow I was impressed by this idea: http://www.donteatthat.org/home.html Does anyone on here use it? Hattie

:frow :frow I wish we lived in the same country because I could have sent you a "care parcel" filled with samples of each spice etc. to get you started. ****("care parcels" were sent from the US to us Brits during WWII because we were so short of rations & little luxuries like comic books &...

:frow :frow Hi bbh & bib. birds ! Have you tried Dorkings! Three years ago I bought in some eggs to put under my broody white Plymouth hen because even over here they are expensive. I now am breeding my own. They are great producers of eggs (6 per week), they start producing young. They make...

:frow :frow Now as for Indian food, dal can be very diverse according to your families traditions and what area you come from. So have a look at some of the ones on this site, there are so many here: http://simpleindianfood.blogspot.com/search/label/Dal%20varieties...

:frow :frow Try these Thai Spicy Rice Balls; they are delicious, cheap & very filling. I love them: http://thaicookingwithjam.blogspot.com/ This site is good if you have easy access to the right ingredients (as you do). A little fish or meat goes a long way. Poke around in the links &...

:frow :frow These Russian 'piroshki' look like pasties to me........!! :D http://tanyasgarden.blogspot.com/search/label/Recipes from Hattie (who has flu.......!!! :hit )

:frow :frow Last year on TEG we had a thread on rhubarb recipes, here is the link: http://www.theeasygarden.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=25420&p=3 Hope you enjoy them. :D Hattie

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:frow :frow I did upholstery & we used a finely twisted linen thread which we waxed with beeswax just before stitching. I think this would be perfect for stitching the rugs as the wax will enable it to go through the many layers with ease & it will also help strengthen the thread & protect...

:frow :frow I suddenly remembered seeing a lot of rag rugs when working in Norway & Sweden so I had a poke around on my laptop & came up with this link http://www.sandpoint.net/~rafter4/bohbrd.htm Then I looked around for links that showed various different techniques for turning fabrics...