You know the best thing about making Homemade Breadcrumbs?
It makes the house smell like baking bread.
Big, BIG fan of that...
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DIY (Design It Yourself) Doll gift for children
Dreads (snakes, antennas) for Dolls
How to curate and organise an exhibition
How to publicize your event or exhibition
Awesomely Luxurious Doll Hair
Surprise Piggies
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Dead Simple Cushion Covers
Easily Customisable Fairy Wings
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Handmade Nation: The Rise of DIY, Art, Craft, and Design
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Radical Lace & Subversive Knitting
by David Revere McFadden
No Idle Hands: The Social History of American Knitting
By Anne Macdonald
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Early Decorative Textiles
by W. Fritz Volbach
The Gentle Arts. 200 years of Australian women's domestic and decorative arts
by Jennifer Isaacs
The Sacred History of Knitting: Recent Discoveries
by Heinze Edgar Kiewe
Yarn Bombing: The Art of Crochet and Knit Graffiti
by Mandy Moore and Leanne PrainMeet Me At Mike's by Pip Lincolne
It keeps me sane: Women, craft, wellbeing by Enza Gandolfo and Marty Grace
Handmade Nation: The Rise of DIY, Art, Craft, and Design
by Faythe Levine and Cortney HeimerlKnitting for Good!: A Guide to Creating Personal, Social, and Political Change Stitch by Stitch
By Betsy Greer
Radical Lace & Subversive Knitting
by David Revere McFadden
No Idle Hands: The Social History of American Knitting
By Anne Macdonald Colonial crafts of Victoria
By Murray WalkerEarly Decorative Textiles
by W. Fritz VolbachThe Gentle Arts. 200 years of Australian women's domestic and decorative arts
by Jennifer Isaacs The Sacred History of Knitting: Recent Discoveries
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2 comments:
i forgot about the idea of making breadcrumbs. i when to buy some the other day and actually SHOCKED when i read the ingredients - they have fish oil in them! how crazy is that! i ended up buying gluten free bread crumbs, made out of something, i forget what, but not bread obviously. and no fish oil in them.
next time i will just make them myself...
The number of ingredients is why I try to make em myself as often as possible.
Of course, I don't know what's in the bread, but hey :)
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