CLICK HERE to listen to Podcast 015. Right-click on the link to save it to your hard drive, or better yet, so you don't miss future podcasts, subscribe via iTunes or PodBean using one of the links on the right side of my blog.
You can skip to whatever segment interests you -- check the minute markers for each segment.
INTRODUCTION
The bumper music for this podcast is a 150-year old song from the American Civil War called "The Housewife's Lament."
Here's the cover from Teddy's concert -- he is in the center circled in yellow.
And here is Teddy after the concert.
THE FIBER ARTS SEGMENT [Podcast minute marker: 12:55]And here is Teddy after the concert.
Utility Apron
And here are a couple of closer views of the bib and the pocket placement on my apron. (Remember, you can make your pockets any size you want, and put them anywhere you want!)
Here are some photos of the pockets my sister Pat added to her apron. They are paper pieced following Carol Doak patterns.
THE PAPER ARTS SEGMENT [Podcast minute marker: 20:10]
3-D Butterfly Card
Here is a photo of the card that Margit made. She sent me the photo, which reminded me of all the cool templates I designed years ago. I'm going to start resurrecting them and offer them as projects now and then.
Click the image below to view and download the free Butterfly Card template.
CLICK HERE to download the instructions to make an envelope (from Podcast 001).
THE RECIPE SEGMENT [Podcast minute marker: 25:55]
Tea Sandwiches
I recommend using Pepperidge Farm White Sandwich Bread for this recipe -- it's the perfect consistency!
Here's a photo of my sandwich prep. Remember, you can use just about any herb mixed into your cream cheese -- and try other vegetables or fruit slices! Be creative!
Click the image below to view and download the free Tea Sandwich recipe.
THE GRAB BAG [Podcast minute marker: 33:12]
CLICK HERE to download the MP3 file of "The Housewife's Lament." (That's me and my trusty ukulele.)
And remember . . .
creativity isn’t a race
it’s an adventure!
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I enjoyed every minute of the podcast, especially the (very amusing) Housewife's Lament!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'm glad you thought the song was amusing -- the only problem is, I can't get it out of my head this week! It's driving me crazy!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, you are amazing! Loved everything. You have a beautiful voice. Thank you for sharing it with us. Tami
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed lstening to the latest podcast as usual.
ReplyDeleteIn Scotland our word for the grey days of winter is "dreich" and most Scottish people would agree with you rather than Teddy.
I hope that you enjoy the Super Seminar. I saw Ricky Tims in concert at Paducah two years ago and he was fabulous.
I'm sorry I can't help you out on Farmtown.I'm on Farmville and it's as addictive.