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we still have room in natural dyeing and natural home cleansers. posted by girlwithasword at : pm no comments: email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest labels: classes , farmer's market wednesday, september , fall is here!

i make my own sour cream (it's very, very easy to do) using jersey cream from our neighbors at picket fence creamery , and use amazing organic cornmeal from paul's grains . they both make a huge difference in any recipe i use them in. local and organic just *tastes* good, you know?...

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we still have room in natural dyeing and natural home cleansers. posted by girlwithasword at : pm no comments: email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest labels: classes , farmer's market wednesday, september , fall is here!

i make my own sour cream (it's very, very easy to do) using jersey cream from our neighbors at picket fence creamery , and use amazing organic cornmeal from paul's grains . they both make a huge difference in any recipe i use them in. local and organic just *tastes* good, you know?...

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the wet spring has messed things up a little bit here at plh. normally, our st. john's wort and our lavender would be blooming on midsummer, but not this year....both plants are kind of scraggy and struggling. they're "late bloomers", haha. :) the roses and thyme, however (as you can see above) are blooming

we'll get you started. if you're a beginning, intermediate or advanced spinner, this is an excellent time to "play" - share ideas, try other people's wheels, explore new techniqes and fiber types, etc. abi will be providing fiber to play with...just bring a wheel, drop spindle, or any other type of equipment...

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anyway, we'll be there, so if anyone wants to pick up any items in particular, please call or email us before pm today, and we'll bring them along!!! posted by girlwithasword at : am no comments: email this blogthis!

we are in the process (it will take a while; please be patient) of updating all our product photos. last year we spent a lot of time redesigning and re-doing all our labels, and a few containers, to streamline the process for us, and to make things more identifiable to you (hopefully). we have not yet...

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we do not know our location in advance, so, you'll just have to enjoy wandering the market to find us. we bring a very very random assortment of products (whatever i stuff in to the van late on friday afternoon) - so if you want any item in particular, please call or email us to let us know and we will

:) the essential herbal blog our neighbors at picket fence creamery prairie moon winery - amazing local wines paul's grains - local, organic, amazing grains and flours our neighbors at northern prairie chevre stork wearhouse - locally owned, natural goods for moms and babies walk slowly, live wildly...

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i love the pioneer woman food blog. also, i need to make this , so i can whip up amazing thai-style stirfries at the drop of a hat. mmmmm. and last but not least, this afternoon i plan to make fresh pasta. lots of fresh pasta. i'm thinking: black pepper pasta , pesto cannelloni with my own frozen pesto

scraps, and knit or crochet simple inch squares. send your squares in, and volunteers will sew them together to make colorful, warm blankets to be given to the many, many needy aids orphans in africa. you can knit or crochet your squares, they have great instructions for both. you can use absolutely any...

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mulberries , thistles after another huge morning downpour, we once again deemed it too wet to do much outdoors. that's ok... we had a busy day helping customers in the shop, filling a couple of wholesale orders, and trying to fill the shelves. veggies are enjoying the rain though. i've never grown any

i'm not even sure if it's a perennial, or if i eat it like regular sorrel. but it's just so pretty i had to get it. posted by girlwithasword at : am no comments: email this blogthis!...

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