Baking bread is very therapeutic.
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She seeks wool, and works willingly with her hands. Proverbs 31:13
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- Susan
- near Great Smoky Mountains
- Global Warming-One Stitch At A Time "Knit on with confidence and hope, through all crises." Elizabeth Zimmerman
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8 comments:
Did you make that filet piece? Beautiful!
I crocheted the bread doily about 25 years ago- back when I could still see and was in my right mind! lol!
I hear that! I think my "right" mind went AWOL. I like your quote too - Global Warming, one stitch at a time.
Both breads are beautiful!!
I adore filet doilies, great job!
Susie Homemaker strikes again. :)
...and taste good too! I love homemade bread :)
The doily is gorgeous, Susan, and the bread looks so yummy. The smell of warm fresh baked bread evokes memories of days gone by.
What a lovely combination. And now I want to go bake bread at 9:45 pm, which is silly. But I can just imagine the smell of it coming from the oven.
both are lucious.
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