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Christmas preparations, 2022

 


Apple pie for Thanksgiving, pretty new turkey plate, Christmas decorations in Olde Town and in our home, big and little knitting projects, and cutting homemade marshmallows. 

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  1. Oooh, yum! Apple Pie - and it looks amazing! Looks like you've been doing a LOT of knitting too -- Happy Merry Making!!!

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  2. It all looks wonderful! Love this time of year!

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  3. Lovely photos, apple pie is really the best pie :) What are you making with the mittens? They look smaller than normal, are they for a small person or will it be a decoration?

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    1. Hi Sarah, Thanks for your comments! The mittens ARE small, they're about 2" wide by 4"; they're part of an advent calendar I've been working on for a few years.

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