12 February 2007
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- 11.5 12 quarts grape juice
- 9.27 15 quarts spaghetti sauce
- 9.26 Taught applesauce (7 quarts)
- 9.17 11 quarts pears
- 9.14 7 bags peaches for the freezer
- 9.10 7 quarts dill pickles
- 9.7 14 pints salsa
- 8.27 5 quart bags strawberries, 2 bags yellow squash, 10 bags shredded zucchini for the freezer
- 8.23 4 pints green beans
- 8.20 14 quarts peaches, 2 quart bags frozen
- 8.19 4 batches strawberry freezer jam (31 cups total)
- 8.18 froze 1 bag corn, 2 quart bags peaches
- 8.14 Taught green beans (8 pints and 2 quarts)
- 8.9 Taught green beans (5 pints)
- 8.8 5 quarts peaches
- 8.4 12 pints green beans
- 7.27 Taught green beans (6 quarts)
- 7.24 9 pints green beans
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5 comments:
Oh. My. Gosh! I LOVE those! I think I'm going to need those pattern links after all.....
I love those too!! I'm thinking that a certain niece and nephew of mine will be in need of new shoes!
These shoes are made from the 18-month size from the free patterns at http://www.sweetandviciousdesigns.com/mialapatterns.html
The Martha Stewart shoes (like the red ones) are at
http://www.marthastewart.com/page.jhtml?type=content&id=channel1263&contentGroup=KIDS&site=kids&rsc=ns2006_m1
and I enlarged the template 341%.
There is also a free pattern at http://ohelene.net/sko/oheleneshoes.pdf
but I haven't tried it.
I had another one but must not have bookmarked it.
There is one for purchase at www.chloetoesboutique.com and at
http://www.makethemyourself.com/mary.html
but I haven't used either. I have known the Chloe Toes designed for a few years on a diaper sewing list so I am sure her pattern is fantastic.
My leather scraps came from my local Tandy Leather and I also bought some from HomeSew.com but they are mostly small, not big enough for shoe pieces but good for appliques.
you are awesome!!
I've GOT to make some of these...
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