Happy Friday! It's time for another Friday Favorites post. This is already my 10th post in this series! I've been enjoying putting these posts together and I hope you're enjoying them too.
- I picked up a bamboo topper for my sewing room cart. It's a cart from ikea, and they recently (I think!) released a cutting board that fits right on top. I'm going to keep my pins and other tools safely tucked away underneath.
- I sowed my first seeds of 2022! I did some winter sowing of rudbeckia, echineacea, and candy tuft. I tried this for the first time last year and it worked great.
- I started a new weaving project this week and I have to give a shoutout to Miss Babs Yowza yarn. It's a huge 560 yard skein of DK, so it's plenty to use for both the warp and weft on a weaving project, which is awesome.
- I've been a long time fan of Helen Dardik's work and she has a new puzzle out, Mushroom Toomuchery*.
- Treated myself to an early birthday gift! This cordless stapler*. I have used the same manual one for many years, but I have trouble squeezing it. I made another piece of quilted artwork (sharing next week I hope), and it felt like a good time to upgrade. It was so much easier to use!
- How cool is Make & Mend's new cashwrap made by Two Hands Design. Makes me what to combine some quilty elements into my woodworking projects.
- Made these Brown Soda Bread Scones from Smitten Kitchen on Wednesday. It was my first time using wheat germ and wheat bran. They turned out really good!
- I went on a little digital pattern buying spree on Etsy this weekend, trying to support some Ukrainian designers. Here are a few of my purchases: this cross stitch pattern bundle*, this crochet pattern*, and this knitting pattern*.
- Dusty enjoying her new litter cabinet!
Have a Great Weekend!
*Note: Any links marked with an asterisk in this post are affiliate links. This means if you click through and buy something, I make a small commission, at no extra cost to you.
I really want to make the scones!! I love her website but I don't find the recipe. I see the whole article. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteThe recipe is at the very bottom of the article!
DeleteThank you for the good idea of supporting Ukrainian artists and their Etsy patterns. A small thing, for us, but hopefully will help them in some way
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