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| Recipe is from http://mycookingspot.com/soft-honey-oat-bread/ |
Not a calorie to it!!
Now on to the non-fattening portion of this post...
This one began with the chevron stitch (black); straight stitches (pink & green); cross stitches (blue) and finished off with beads or French knots.
This one is made up of cross stitches, straight stitches and lazy daisies.
Today your quote is from Christina Rossetti..."Can anything be sadder than work left unfinished? Yes - work never begun"
The purse organizer is great because you can lift it out, loaded, to change purses. This is just the sort of thing I like.
ReplyDeleteWoW that looks really tasty!!
ReplyDeleteHes a keeper lol
Compliments to the chef! Looks good.
ReplyDeleteI must say, your stitch samples are great. Must try some of them.
I do like that purse organizer - easy to make!
I'm just loving all your wonderful new stitch combos for this series of blocks! And your bread looks so yummy!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful seam treatments Mary Anne.... I like stitching chevron stitch and this is very pretty! That loaf looks delicious.... ha! for the calories!! Christine x
ReplyDeleteGreat stitch combinations!
ReplyDeleteA purse organizer is always a big help.
I baked ginger bread this last week, a favorite with us in cool weather. It does have calories.
And I agree with that quote, right on.