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Grandma's Cupboard
Colleen Kole March 31, 2018 Colleen Kole,Kitchen,Revealed Quilts
     I have fuzzy memories of my Grandma’s kitchen. But I do fondly remember my sister and I spending hours in her kitchen with her. Not necessarily cooking because she really didn’t enjoy cooking or baking. She was head nurse of a large hospital with her twin sister and they shared
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Daily Bread
Regina Marzlin March 30, 2018 Kitchen,Regina Marzlin,Revealed Quilts
I bake a bread almost every day. This seems to be part of my German heritage, we just love a good crusty bread. I keep it very simple, just four ingredients: flour, water, yeast and salt. This gets mixed together and I let it rise for about 12 hours, then
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Ghost Chef
Karol Kusmaul March 29, 2018 Kitchen,Revealed Quilts
  I recently attended a retreat where I was taught a technique similar to sun printing, where you can paint fabric and place objects onto the wet cloth — as it dries, a ghostly image remains where the object touched the fabric, or blocked the light.  I searched our kitchen
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The Egg
Terry Grant March 28, 2018 Kitchen,Revealed Quilts,Terry Grant
    My husband and I both cook and we both enjoy it. We spend a lot of time in our kitchen and even though there are only the two of us living here now we still cook real dinners every night and on special occasions we cook for friends
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Cherry Cupcake Baby
Leah Higgins March 28, 2018 Kitchen,Leah HIggins,Revealed Quilts
 A couple of weeks ago I wrote about my response to the prompt ‘Kitchen Inspiration’. The post was called ‘I would rather stitch’ which pretty much sums up my attitude to cooking, or any other type of house work. But my somewhat negative response to the prompt wasn’t just because I
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Kitchen is My Wonderland
Mikiko Takase March 28, 2018 Kitchen,Mikiko Takase,Revealed Quilts
There are a lot of bottles in my kitchen. They have various shapes and colors. Soy sauce,ketchup,wine,vinegar… I can’t throw away these glass bottles after using. Because I love them very much. So,I sometimes use them again as preserve container.   I have a small vegetable garden. I grow potatoes,
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Momma's Little Helper
Martha Ressler March 27, 2018 Kitchen,Revealed Quilts
Come to think of it, kitchen is home base for me too, second only to my studio. My aged and infirm mother-in-law lives with us, and I must cook every meal at home for her and us. (Hubby cooks breakfast, so I get a break there.) My earliest memories, aside
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Blue Pots
Lisa Walton March 26, 2018 Kitchen,Lisa Walton,Revealed Quilts
  I used to be a chef in an earlier life. Creating art in a different medium but definitely still art. These days I still love my food but can just appreciate the work of others. My kitchen at home is now the domain of my husband who loves pottering
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Lucy
Maria Shell February 1, 2018 Lyrics,Revealed Quilts
LUCY 40” x 30” Solid Cotton Fabrics Improvisionally Cut, Pieced, and Quilted     I married a Dead Head. I knew this going into the marriage, but I didn’t really know what it meant.   We spent our younger pre-kid years going to music festivals also known as “Following the
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The power of song
Eunhee Lee February 1, 2018 Eunhee Lee,Lyrics,Revealed Quilts
There are song lyrics that have deep empathy when listening to music. The lyrics are like a poem. There are many stories about love, sadness, anger, courage,greatness, and so on. In that stories, I get comfort and courage. I think that a song lyrics can change a person’s life or
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What Will Be
Karol Kusmaul January 31, 2018 Lyrics,Revealed Quilts
  Our third prompt was to be inspired by song lyrics or poetry.  I went wayyy back in time to remember this song, first recorded by Doris Day in 1956, when I was only two years old.   When I was just a little girl, I asked my mother, “What
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Take Me Home
Colleen Kole January 31, 2018 Colleen Kole,Lyrics,Revealed Quilts
Rooflines #16: Take Me Home 28.5″ x 40″ ©ColleenKole2018   Over the past 35 years, I have lived in 10 different houses in five different states. Moving to a new place was such a bright and shiny idea to begin with.  It was fun to think and dream of “starting over” in an
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