


Then I decided to bake some rye bread using the recipe off the bag of flour. First time trying it out but so far it looks good.


As with all sorts of baking, there is waiting time... chill dough for one hour... let rise for 45 minutes... and so I've been catching up on my knitting blogs. Later, I'll be sewing the buttons onto the MIL cardigan! We bought some yesterday at G Street Fabrics... Max helped pick them out. What do you think?

2 comments:
Mmmmm ... blueberry pie ....
The sweater looks great and so does that bread!
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