Do any of you have this 'problem' with your white noise machine, lol?
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Do you still have any colored Jades? Please show us your Pics:)
Comments (15)Norma: That's ok. Bunnygirl: Lol, that is my knee. Yes, I did notice the leaves are growing really tight too. They must love the light, and not the snow of course. Josh: Of course you know I am cheating, right? Come in about a month or two, yours should start doing a heck of lot better in the color department! Look forward to that. Thanks;-) Linda: Hello Linda? Are you getting buried anytime soon again? We had our turn last night! Some places here had Hurricane force winds which peaked at 90 miles per hour with 3 inches of snow falling an hour all night..Oh, what a miserably cold winter so far:-( The colors do certainly pick you us which leads to, Marquest: I am happy that I could do that for you. I hope all is ok. It has been a while since I have seen you around! We will always be here to lift you up with everyone's amazing plants all times of the year. Have you seen Tom's thread about flowers this time of year? Very nice! YW Marquest. Cheers everyone. i hope yours start coloring up soon. If Pug wasn't so busy, I bet she would post a few of her beauties.....See MoreDo you have to have one of those fancy fancy machines for this?
Comments (9)I'd say embroidery machine also and ditto what Igloochic said. We have a few new businesses in cities around here that do this type monogramming. Mongramming is the hot item right now I guess. I got a few monogrammed items from a friend for Christmas, black and white with a hot pink monogram. As for the lampshades, do a shout-out for Georgiagal if you are interested in those. I believe she has a friend who does the embroidery and she did two for her dining room. Georgiagal is an expert at covering lampshades. She had the fabric monogrammed first and then covered her lampshades. She has a blog - Southern Hospitality. Also Igloo - those machines are SOOOO expensive. My husband often goes to machinary auctions (he's a machinist/fabricator), and was telling me just the other day about some of the sewing machines he's seen for sale at the auctions for upholestery and also the ones for embroidery. He's actually interested in one of the upholstery sewing machines. I may have to start going to these auctions with him to check out the sewing machines! LOL tina...See MoreDo you name your machines?
Comments (13)I never thought to name my machine,until I traded in my old one, which I usually screamed at in four letter words, for the next model up. My friend said, so what did you name your machine...name my machine I thought??.. why would I do that? But the perfect name came to me (bear w/ me here)...While going to a quilt show in PA, I was with two old friends and a new quilting friend I just met that very day. For whatever reason (I suspect multiple senior moments), I could not remember my new friends name, (even though we had email back and forth prior to the show about meeting times etc.)All day long,every time I spoke to her I called her Sylvia. She was a good sport about my social faux pa, and by the end of the she responded to Sylvia. It was within a day of that event that I purchased my new machine...and well in honor of my new friend...I named my machine Sylvia.... You know who you are and thank you!...See MoreDo any of you have experience using WW flour for a white sauce
Comments (7)I use it frequently instead of white flour, but it is difficult to tell when the roux is done because it starts out with the brown color that I normally want when I use white flour. Basically, I just cook the roux for a certain amount of time and then assume it is done - I probably undercook it. It does have more flavor, and it works just as well for thickening for my purposes....See More- 9 years ago
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