Saturday Greetings 109

Last Updated on July 1, 2022 by Cheryl Moreo

This Saturday Greetings 109 has a crochet cowl, a wall pallet bar, knitted dishcloth, a no-sew pillow cover, peg loom weaving, and recipes.

Crochet

Crochet this reversible cowl by Lisa Auch with Bernat Baby Blanket Big Ball chenille yarn if you need a quick gift.

DIY

Make this wall bar from a pallet by following Anita’s detailed instructions.

Knitting

I bet most of you knit a dishcloth as one of your first projects.

This post caught my eye when I was searching for a knitting project for this week’s newsletter.

Inspired by her Grandmother’s dishcloth pattern, Joy of Artful Homemaking changed the design into a rectangle, added buttons, and hung it over her oven door handle. Get the full story at Grandmother’s Favorite Kitchen Towel Knitting Pattern.

Sewing or No Sew

Ribbon Pillow DIY

Yvonne says that “with just a few items and a couple of hours, you can make this pretty no-sew pillow cover too!”

Materials Needed

Plain pillow cover
Ribbons
Fusible Webbing
Pillow insert

Weaving

This week we are going to learn about peg loom weaving.

Peg Loom Weaving is an old form of weaving. Using narrow strips of flexible material, you can weave bags, scarves, rugs, and other useful products. Materials used for weaving include fleece, recycled fabrics, trash bags, etc. You can also use the loom to make beautiful bows.

The Woolery sells peg looms.

Food

Mike has been craving fried potatoes. Of course, they are not on a Keto diet. I have been avoiding them. I did buy a bag of Russet potatoes, and he plans on frying up some potatoes this week. Below is our recipe.

Balsamic Bruschetta Chicken is totally on both my list of good food and Mike’s. He will eat his chicken on pasta, and I will eat mine on zucchini noodles.