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hadley gets crafty
http://www.hadleygetscrafty.blogspot.com
This blog is a mish-mash of crafts, cooking, and house keeping. I have an environmental focus in most of the things I do, and often my crafts reflect this. Come here for recipes and tutorials, and always feel free to ask questions!
- Added on: Sep 12th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: hadleygetscrafty
- Listed in: Crafts Home and Garden
- Tags: cooking homemaking sewing knitting baking screen printing
Recent Posts
Winter Wonderland, Etc.
Mr. Crafty's coming home with me for Christmas, and in honor of this I had to fix his pajamas. We always spend Christmas in our most ridiculous pajamas (and I think you can agree that ain't much more ridiculous than flannel robots and monkeys in tand...
\'Tis the Season
I have so many super secret projects at the moment that I'm almost at a loss as to what to share! I hope you'll be satisfied with some of my rambles through the holiday season thus far.First, I made out like a bandit at the winter Renegade fair:The l...
Return and Report
This all begins long, long ago. Not really that long ago; I just used that as a hook. Really, it began three years ago when right after graduate school I got an awesome job at a private school in Jackson, Mississippi. I rented a house in a cute art d...
What a Saturday in November Should Look Like
Oh, we had the loveliest of Saturdays. The memory of it is warming a small corner somewhere as it rains and is very Tuesday-ish here in Chicago.We spent the day wandering more or less aimlessly. We left the house in search of free cupcakes that had b...
It\'s Autumn...
... and I haven't been up to much but working. I've been tech editing, teaching, and studying, which hasn't left much time for crafting. I have a half-finished skirt waiting for a hem and buttonholes, and a 1/3 of a sweater waiting for arms and the r...
Acorn Squash with Cranberry Sauce and Peanuts
This is a great, cheap autumnal treat. Mr. Crafty and I make it a few times every year. The squash is cooked in such a way that it allows you to eat the skins, if desired. The cranberry sauce is hand made. The stuff from the can could certainly be us...
