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Hello Saturday! On the agenda for today: Pack up orders and ship them on out Finish 2 pumpkin heads Finish hooking small turkey rug Stuff and stitch one pillow together Bundle wool Photograph all my listings for Etsy List new pieces in my Etsy Shop tonight at 8 pm EST It’s going to be a Read More >>
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Stocking Up On Canned Goods! Seriously, look at all those jars! Yesterday we popped by The Kiln Guy and The Chef’s house to check out the new addition they’re having built on the front of their house. They moved from our previous neighborhood a few months after we did and although we don’t live right Read More >>
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We recently met up with The Kiln Guy and the Chef at the Jefferson Market and General Store in Jefferson, Maine for lunch and we all liked the place so much, I just had to share. Since moving to Maine a few years ago, we’ve found oodles of general stores dotted across the landscape and Read More >>
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Yesterday, Kiln Guy stopped by and picked the rest of the ripe paste tomatoes {and some green ones too}. This was the second round of tomatoes we’ve been able to share with him this season {the first round was about 30 pounds, this one was closer to 55}. A great way to start Mid September Read More >>
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Sweet And Spicy Hot Sauce Canning Recipe At one point last week there were over 80 pounds of ripe tomatoes waiting to be processed, and since we had already checked tomato sauce, ketchup, bruschetta and salsa off our list, we decided to make a batch of hot sauce. Which of course will come in handy Read More >>
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