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Homegrown herbal tea

Wednesday 21 April, 2021Thursday 27 May, 2021 "Stitching(x)" country living, frugal cooking, frugal gardening, frugal living, traditional country crafts

It’s National Tea Day today, so I thought I’d share my five favourite homegrown, herbal teas and how I grow

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How to use up leftover bread

Monday 22 March, 2021Tuesday 20 April, 2021 "Stitching(x)"

Let’s talk bread. I read recently that the number one content of the average supermarket basket, in the UK, is

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How to knit a dishcloth

Monday 18 January, 2021Thursday 27 May, 2021 "Stitching(x)" alternative to plastic in the kitchen, beginners knitting, easy knitting for kids, easy knitting project, eco crafting, eco friendly kitchen

I’ve noticed a flurry of people access my eco friendly posts this month. Especially the ones that go hand in

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Bees wax leaves

Monday 19 October, 2020Monday 19 October, 2020 "Stitching(x)" craft activities inspired by nature, crafting with nature

On our way to school, we pass a tree which catches my eye every time. I look forward to seeing

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Saving the piano stool

Tuesday 3 March, 2020Tuesday 27 October, 2020 "Stitching(x)" map art, old map art

A while back, I picked up a prinker ink stained, piano stool. I found it through Freegle, which is our

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Leap Day Tree

Saturday 29 February, 2020Saturday 24 October, 2020 "Stitching(x)"

Seeing as leap day is on a Saturday this year, I thought it would be a perfect excuse to do

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So she knitted a humble dishcloth

Thursday 12 September, 2019Tuesday 26 January, 2021 "Stitching(x)" becoming a greener me, eco crafting, eco friendly kitchen, plastic free cleaning, slow living, zero waste kitchen

I finished knitting a cotton dishcloth. (pattern instructions here) Haven’t made one of these for ages, partly because they last

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