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In early 2023 I took a British Baking Class at King Arthur Flour Company in Vermont where we learned to make a few basic British classics, and scones were one of them. The scones we created were SO GOOD, I’ve been using the basic recipe {made with currants} ever since. It’s only been recently that Read More >>
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Online Things This past week I celebrated hitting my goal of 20K sales by taking the week off from all things rugs hooking so I could clean up my craft space and watch Where’d You Go Bernadette. Actually I watched the movie twice {because when I watch a movie I’m only half watching because I Read More >>
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Last weekend, The HH and I stopped by the Maker’s Market at Thompson Point for a look around at all the vendor booths. Located in Portland, in the coolest brick building ever, there always seems to be something going on here. This indoor space pulls in large crowds and unique crafts people and I’ve always Read More >>
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This is a Guest Post by the super amazing One Hundred Dollars a Month reader Mel. I’m not sure how it happened that I ended up making a homemade gift for my toddler almost each December of his life (e.g., the Advent Calendar and the quiet book), but it’s ended up being a cool and useful Read More >>
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Back in October I asked for your help deciding on whether we should go with the skinny blue tile or the beige tile with cream flowers for the main bathroom at the cottage. The feedback was pretty much 50/50. Half liked the blue, half liked the beige. And after a few weeks of staring at Read More >>
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