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Annie
Vermont
Educator, mama to two small ones, unabashed lover of tree climbing, striped socks, salty chocolate and snow days. Creator of Alphabet Glue, an e-magazine for families.
Interests: I am a longtime Northern California girl, now unexpectedly making a home in the Boston area. I sew a little, knit a bit more than that, and bake compulsively. This is a little more complicated than it used to be, as our family is learning to live gluten-free after our daughter's recent celiac diagnosis. I am a gardener, an unapologetic multi-tasker, an enthusiastic tidepooler and an armchair ornithologist. I'm doing my very best to raise my children to see the value in being fiercely independent in spirit, and community minded in practice.
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I think that I ordered them from this place:
http://www.snapsource.com/store/snapcolors.php
Tutorial: Easy Pocket Pouch.
I've been making these little pouches off and on for the past couple of years and recently started stitching them up again here and there when I have a few moments and want a quick project to do. They are super fast and easy and perfect for slipping a little surprise inside and giving away ...
How wonderful! I believe that I got the snaps here: http://www.snapsource.com/store/snapcolors.php
Tutorial: Easy Pocket Pouch.
I've been making these little pouches off and on for the past couple of years and recently started stitching them up again here and there when I have a few moments and want a quick project to do. They are super fast and easy and perfect for slipping a little surprise inside and giving away ...
Oh, gosh- certainly! Have fun :)
Tutorial: Easy Pocket Pouch.
I've been making these little pouches off and on for the past couple of years and recently started stitching them up again here and there when I have a few moments and want a quick project to do. They are super fast and easy and perfect for slipping a little surprise inside and giving away ...
It should work just fine!
Kitchen Table Science: Lava Lamps.
I will begin by acknowledging that until now, this has not been the sort of blog where I exhort you to go out and purchase a box of Alka-Seltzer post haste. But folks, that is all about to change. I'm not sure how many of you are already familiar with Steve Spengler Science, but if you are ...
106? You need to move again!
First Harvest.
I'm pleased to report that things are going remarkably well on the garden front. For the past few years, I've had community garden plots which are great for purposes of growing space and peeking at what other people are up to, but less good for things like remembering to water and weed in a ti...
Yes!
First Harvest.
I'm pleased to report that things are going remarkably well on the garden front. For the past few years, I've had community garden plots which are great for purposes of growing space and peeking at what other people are up to, but less good for things like remembering to water and weed in a ti...
I hadn't been, and put down a thick layer of compost last week. They do seem a little bit better now, so I'm feeling hopeful!
You know that they say that if you go out and get rid of every snail that you can find three nights in a row you should be able to get them all :)
First Harvest.
I'm pleased to report that things are going remarkably well on the garden front. For the past few years, I've had community garden plots which are great for purposes of growing space and peeking at what other people are up to, but less good for things like remembering to water and weed in a ti...
That is what I want- enough beets for salads!
First Harvest.
I'm pleased to report that things are going remarkably well on the garden front. For the past few years, I've had community garden plots which are great for purposes of growing space and peeking at what other people are up to, but less good for things like remembering to water and weed in a ti...
It's starting to seem like maybe it was a nutritional deficit of some kind. I put a bunch of compost down as mulch, and the other beets seem to be doing a little bit better now. Fingers crossed!
First Harvest.
I'm pleased to report that things are going remarkably well on the garden front. For the past few years, I've had community garden plots which are great for purposes of growing space and peeking at what other people are up to, but less good for things like remembering to water and weed in a ti...
Right? I planted my stuff way too close together and then have been making salads as I thin plants :) Totally my go-to strategy from now on!
First Harvest.
I'm pleased to report that things are going remarkably well on the garden front. For the past few years, I've had community garden plots which are great for purposes of growing space and peeking at what other people are up to, but less good for things like remembering to water and weed in a ti...
First Harvest.
I'm pleased to report that things are going remarkably well on the garden front. For the past few years, I've had community garden plots which are great for purposes of growing space and peeking at what other people are up... Continue reading
Posted Jun 5, 2014 at Bird and Little Bird
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Birthday Boy.
As it turns out, today is the day that my puppy is not really a puppy any longer. Miso the dog turns two today. It should be noted that I am not a dog person. Or, perhaps more accurately, I... Continue reading
Posted Jun 3, 2014 at Bird and Little Bird
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And...We're Back!
So. That took a bit longer than expected. Being busy with things like chaperoning middle school trips to our nation's capitol and what not, I wasn't super on top of what was happening with the whole Typepad fiasco. But when... Continue reading
Posted May 7, 2014 at Bird and Little Bird
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A Quick Note About Wonky Interwebs.
Hi all! As you may have noticed things have been a bit out of whack here on the blog for the last week or so. Apparently, Typepad is having some internal server issues that have affected many of the blogs... Continue reading
Posted Apr 28, 2014 at Bird and Little Bird
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Run Like You're Being Chased.
A couple of weeks ago, I ran the New York City half-marathon with my little sister, who lives in Manhattan not far from Central Park. We fueled up on significant quantities of Mexican food the night before, and arose at... Continue reading
Posted Mar 30, 2014 at Bird and Little Bird
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Sloth Skeletons and Refrigerator Pickles.
So, things got busy and I disappeared from the Interwebs almost entirely for some days, and now I am sort of back, but have nothing to show for my time away aside from a photo of a dock in Maine... Continue reading
Posted Mar 12, 2014 at Bird and Little Bird
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I will! Soon. I've just been crazy busy with family vacation, moving apartments, and studying for my Mass. teacher licensing exams. I'm hoping to be back this week though :)
A Little Bit Here, A Little Bit There.
I had originally planned to try to work on my new quilt some each day, the way that I did with the last one that I made. That worked out well; the piecing work never felt overwhelming and I developed a rhythm with it that gradually built until the top was all of a sudden finished. ...
Thank you, Caroline. I am staying in Belmont. I moved to a new place a few weeks ago, but am hoping I can just stay put for at least the next year or two!
A Little Bit Here, A Little Bit There.
I had originally planned to try to work on my new quilt some each day, the way that I did with the last one that I made. That worked out well; the piecing work never felt overwhelming and I developed a rhythm with it that gradually built until the top was all of a sudden finished. ...
A Little Bit Here, A Little Bit There.
I had originally planned to try to work on my new quilt some each day, the way that I did with the last one that I made. That worked out well; the piecing work never felt overwhelming and I developed... Continue reading
Posted Feb 17, 2014 at Bird and Little Bird
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Printable Valentine's Day Cards (For You!).
Hi all! As is my custom, I made you a set of downloadable Valentine's Day cards again this year. But then I spent the day today running around to various places and things, including a cermonial procession at the girl's... Continue reading
Posted Feb 7, 2014 at Bird and Little Bird
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Join Us For a Flock Migration Mobile Exchange.
Thanks so much to all of you for your enthusiasm about the book! Dawn and I are so very, very excited about the project, and the fact that you all are as well just makes it all the more fun... Continue reading
Posted Feb 3, 2014 at Bird and Little Bird
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On Cats and Bags.
As some of you might have already guessed, I kind of like projects. And to be busy. And to make stuff. And do things. And, when it gets quiet here, it is often because I am making and doing things... Continue reading
Posted Jan 28, 2014 at Bird and Little Bird
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Alphabet Glue: A Warm Welcome for Volume Sixteen!
It took just a bit longer than I was hoping, mostly due to things like busy toddlers, but I am pleased to report that the newest installment of Alphabet Glue is ready at long last. Dawn jumped in with both... Continue reading
Posted Jan 23, 2014 at Bird and Little Bird
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So. Very. Close.
Well. It has taken just a little bit longer than promised, but I did want to poke my head through the door here and let you all know that Volume Sixteen of Alphabet Glue is mere minutes from being finished.... Continue reading
Posted Jan 22, 2014 at Bird and Little Bird
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The Book I'm Not Writing.
If I were going to write a book about quilting,* it would be called something like The Lazy Girl's Guide to Making Quilts and Stuff. It would be about two pages long, and both of them would be dedicated to... Continue reading
Posted Jan 16, 2014 at Bird and Little Bird
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