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Foraging

Elderberry syrup (and more)

Posted on September 3, 2022 by Cindy

Incorporating the gifts of nature, for food, teas and coloring. Some are really money savers: who does not like that?

Posted in Plant PartsTagged Edibles, Food, Food for free, Foraging, Natural findings, Nature, Nature Inspires, Nature provides, Outdoors, Outside, Wild flowersLeave a comment

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'Our cat V her spot at the window'. Most unfortunately our cat is no longer and her loss brought forth this new creation. This new embroidery project took a year to complete and is done so in a stitch that originates from India/Pakistan. It is a very time consuming stitch and one that I started to love. Here is a new, big, bright and little useful creation, unless you have a cat! #phulkari #embroiderylove #stitchstories #naaldendraad #nadelkünstler #needleandthread #featherstitch #stitchingmakesmehappy #creatingbeauty #borduurwerk #creativespace #kreativ #kreatif #dyedwithnature #natuurkleuren #womencreate What do you see in this picture. I'm not talking about the food (serious amounts of cilantro and two soup recipes from #noorishbynoor combined). Talking about 'combined', twice is a combination visible in this picture. Can you see it? Only the one who follows me for some time can see it. There is always a reason to bury your food with coriander. Today's reason was to celebrate the last Brussel sprouts of the season. With our own grown pumpkin seeds, mind you. This project will be called 'V'tje her spot at the window'. V was the name of our late cat, the single most being, other than Geo, that I miss on a daily basis. The weather is bad for the 6th day. So what do I do? Embroidering a bit extra and lots of sauna with my ♡. Can't wait for this larger piece of fabric to be finished. The first March hike is under my belt.

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Beautifying fabrics born of a desire to be creative while traveling.

The beautified fabric becoming a pouch.

A pouch can be as well an artful creation and yet keeping its practicality.

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