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Fiber Arts

  • Group Project: A Shibori Dyed Quilt
  • How to Make Indigo Blue Dye
  • How to Make Plant-Based Dyes
  • How to Knit a Hat and Make a Pom Pom
  • A Birthday Tribute for My Mother: Knitting Neck Warmers with Mom’s Stash
  • What to Knit for a Baby: a Hat, a Sweater and a Blanket
  • Sick Soup, Sometimes Known as Snow Day Soup

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  • Simplified Chicken Marbella
  • Cheese Ball Pops!
  • A Cake for All Seasons
  • Group Project: A Shibori Dyed Quilt
  • Chicken Stock from Rotisserie Chicken Bones
  • Super Bowl Party Foods
  • Party Snacks and Appetizers
  • Homemade Grape Jelly

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Every January, our book club hosts a dinner party that includes spouses. We always invite a guest speaker for the book discussion. This year’s book was “Daisy Jones and the Six” and the speaker was songwriter, George Teren. We barely got to talking about the book because we had so many questions about songwriting. Among his many other accomplishments, George wrote “Real Good Man” and “When I get Where I’m Going.” The meal was a planned potluck. Four people made my recipe for Simplified Chicken Marbella. The recipe is on my blog and there is a link in my bio. We served rice, salad and bread with it. It was a nice change from the usual chili supper. The meal would be terrific for a Super Bowl Party.
Cheese Ball Pops! So yum! Clickable recipe link in my Instagram Profile.
A bunch of @ChristCathedralnashville women came over to the Chick Inn to learn how to make rag rugs from recycled tee shirts. Cindy Kershner taught the class. She learned the craft @Shakeragworkshops in Sewanee. First, she taught us how to make “yarn” from torn tee shirts. I love the way she stores her homemade yarn (see photo). Then, she taught us the single crochet stitch and how to make the first row of our rug. Next, we learned how to increase three stitches on each end of the oval (to grow the rug), how to attach new colors, and how to finish off the rug. The last photo is of all of our first efforts at crochet and rug-making. Afterwards, in a group email, everyone gave thanks to Cindy for her instruction and expressed how fun it was to learn a new craft in the company of women. Alleluia. Cindy also teaches @nashvillecommunityeducation #ragrug #teeshirts
Cheese Ball Pops! These blue cheese and mozzarella cheese ball pops covered with toasted pecans and dill are super delish! They are pretty enough to served as a pass-around appetizer on a tray. Super delicious on ginger snaps,too. #notyourmotherscheeseball #superbowlfood #partyfood #cheeseballpops #cheeseball
Flattened, Stuffed, and Rolled Wild Duck Breasts. @jkdubs2 has moved on from his famous Wild Duck Stew (recipe link in Bio) to Stuffed Duck Breast Fillets. He’s had a good duck season, as have I! #50waystocookwildduck #duckhunting #dinnertime #wildduck
“Make visible the invisible.” @debby_irving from her book “Waking Up White,” a must read book. Irving is all about having the courage to speak up for others and “make the invisible visible...We all think, I’m a good person. Isn’t that enough? That’s a sheild...Your mind collects evidence to support belief systems it already has... Believe when you hear the voice of the marginalized person... Seek multiple voices... Become radically curious. Curiosity is the flip side of judgement.” #mlkday
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