I am interested in the following seeds you have: Ipomoea ÂMorning Glory ÂHeavenly blue x Dark Purple mix Clitoria ternatea  Blue Pea Vine Marigold Scarlet Starlet I have a white ROS w rose eye, and a lavender/pink one that has a sort of burgundy or rose eye.Check my list.

Why would anyone trust personal accounting information to someone who is too stupid to comprehend "no advertising" in the Garden Web Membership??? Perhaps you did comprehend it, but you have the opinion that rules only apply to others, that certainly boosts my faith in your professional ethics...LOL

I can't call myself a tutor but have achieved the floating dough test in two ways: Beat the dough with your hands or if a small amount in an electric mixer. It does need lard, never shortening, many reasons. When you've whipped enough air and lard into it you will get floating dough even with using meat broth which is normally added. The other way, according to lazier cooks is to add about a tablespoon of baking powder. It may not float but the final product will be lighter and not as doughy or heavy as you can see the effects of the BP. It does not interfere with the taste in any way and you're done sooner. Around here, we don't have to do that as we can purchase the dough ready to assemble with your own fillings, thank goodness.

Hi Lois, Don't even think I've forgotten all that fleece you kept finding for me to buy! LOL Wasn't it fun? I've never used Minky so can't give advice on that. ----------------------- Cut one strip of fabric across the full 60" width and at least 12" wide.......as you know, I used fleece. Fold fabric in half, with RIGHT sides of fabric facing each other and matching long cut edges. Pin together. Beginning 3" from one end, stitch long edge in a half inch seam. Stop stitching 3" from other end. Turn scarf RIGHT side out. Open short ends of scarf. Twist scarf 4 times (more if very lightweight fabric) - I twist no more than 2 if the fleece is heavy--sg Place short ends with RIGHT sides together, lining up cut edges. Pin together. Stitch short edges together in a half inch seam. Turn scarf so that seam allowances roll to the inside. Slip stitch opening closed. Place the circle over head, twist and put over head again. ----------------------------- Let me know if you have any questions.