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Rocheberie Schoolhouse Quilters & Baking Bread

Hello all.
I had a lovely day yesterday, I went with a friend to Rocheberie Schoolhouse Quilters. It was so nice to sit and chat and sew and drink tea and eat cake (which was really good).  I always bump into such lovely ladies. Helen Spice gave a very interesting talk and showed lots of quilts too. And we even got a bundle of fabric. If you get the chance to go - do. It's well worth it.
 And this is my recent 8" square piece I'm working on. I'll show you it when it's finished.
 And for those of you who listen to The Archers you'll know there has been much talk about a bread baking competition.  So I decided I'd give it a go.  And here is my first attempt at baking bread.
 Hmmmm.  It was very nice.  Even DH said it was good.
 Take care all and I hope to hear from you soon.

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Sew Create It - Jane said…
That looks like a fine loaf of bread
:-)
30 September 2012 at 17:52
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