This past weekend I made yet another loaf of this wonderful bread. Its usually the only bread I make now, and is soooo simple. Its called No Knead Bread and can be found on Foodlovers.co.nz.
If you can't find it I can email the recipe.
Sorry my photos are not so good as there was too much sun reflecting.
I also finished a bag for my Sister's birthday. She doesn't sew or blog, so I'm quite safe showing this.
This is the back of the bag. I used a strong bag pellon, which makes the bag stand up.
This was a free pattern from TeresaDownUnder. Sewn Up.
Thanks for dropping by
http://www.susannasquilts.blogspot.com
If you can't find it I can email the recipe.
Sorry my photos are not so good as there was too much sun reflecting.
I also finished a bag for my Sister's birthday. She doesn't sew or blog, so I'm quite safe showing this.
This is the back of the bag. I used a strong bag pellon, which makes the bag stand up.
http://www.susannasquilts.blogspot.com
5 comments:
Love that bag....and the bread looks pretty tasty too :)
Thank you for dropping by my blog and leaving me a message. Your bag looks great. I love seeing what people make using my tutorials. So thanks.
By the way, I'm very impressed by your quilt Mrs Billings. I only came across it last weekend. Is it all paper pieced? I didn't even know that there were other shapes apart from hexagons and diamonds in EPP until recently! I'm doing a hexies quilt and when I finish it I want to start something that I can hand sew in front of the tv or on holidays or in places I have no access to my machine.
Gosh that bread looks so yummy! I think rather than me trying to make it, how about you pop me a loaf in the post! :-)
great bag! Bright and fun loving.
Great bag Sue, I checked the bread recipe out and you're right, it is nearly the same as the bread recipe I used. I will give it a go as I like the idea of mixing it up and then rising it in the tin.
Delicious looking loaf and I love the bags, I should go and visit and hunt for the tutorial.
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