Last Updated on July 1, 2022 by Cheryl Moreo
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CRAFTS AND SUCH
CROCHET
I have always loved owls. So when I found this free pattern for Otis the Owl from The Loopy Lamb, I just had to share it with all of you. The owl pattern uses fur yarn. The Loopy Lamb has a tutorial on working with fur yarn and one on making the owl. You can purchase the yarn on KnitPicks.
Crochet Owl Free Pattern
DIY
Did you ever try paper mache? Well, these functional bowls created by Paper & Stitch use fabric scraps and not paper. You need:
- balloons
- a paintbrush
- fabric scraps
- scissors
Fabric Bowls
KNITTING
Do you have leftover yarn from winter or pandemic projects?
In the Loop Knitting has collected over 35 patterns using scrap yarn, and most of the designs use less than 25 yards of yarn. Plus, they are all FREE! Check out the Facial Scrubbies.
SEWING
Continuing our scrapie theme, MarthaStewart.com has 12 Things You Can Make with Leftover Scraps of Fabric.
WEAVING
Enjoy this blog post on Weaverly by Alice Schlein. Alice is a weaving teacher and author.
FOOD
Since I have been on the Keto Zone diet, subscribers have asked what vegetables are Keto-friendly. I found this post on 10 Keto-Friendly Vegetables by Health.com. I mostly eat romaine and iceberg lettuce, avocados, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, cucumbers, green beans, mushrooms, peppers, spinach, and tomatoes. I haven’t acquired a taste for arugula or kale. Here is a nice image of the best Keto-friendly vegetables. You can click on the images for a full explanation of these vegetables. [Remember: I am not a medical practitioner, and I am only sharing what I am using. However, a medical professional is closely monitoring the Keto Zone Diet that I am on.]
The following image is of vegetables that grow below ground, are higher in carbs and sugar, and are not Keto-friendly.
Rather than cut and paste recipes here this week, I thought I would send you to a link that has
23 Quick Keto Dinners So You Can Make a Low-Carb Meal in 30 Minutes or Less
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