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About Me
- Leanne
- Married to Tony mother to 2 children Lucas 23, Gemma 26 & her boyfriend Sean. Carer for 2 crazy Jack Russells. I'm dyslexic so excuse any mistakes. The Stitching Room is where I spend my time playing with Clarice (my camera) and Bernie (my sewing machine). Come on in and see what I'm up to.
Thursday, 11 October 2007
Thread Holder pattern
Firstly cut 4 strips 7 1/2 inches X 2 1/2 inches then 4 from a contrasting fabric.
Lay them on your cutting board like this.
Lay the next 4 right sides together as above.
This step is important pick up the strips and put a pin in as above, then do the same to the bottom layer.
Sew together with a 1/4 inch seam.
You should have 4 pieces like this. Press seams open.
Lay 2 on your cutting mat as above.
Flip one over so that you have right side together, and seams meeting. Sew together with a 1/4 inch seam. Do the same with the other 2 pieces.
Press seams. You will now have 2 pieces that look like this.
Lay them right side together you should have contrasting fabrics on top of one another.
Sew around the outside with a 1/4 inch seam leaving a small hole for turning. Clip the top corners and clip into the the inside corners. Turn inside out roll and press the seams. Slip stitch the opening closed.
Fold one arm on to the next one. As above.
I use ladder stitch to join these seams. Starting from the inside corner going to the open end.
As you can see you are joining then together along a seam.
Taking care to catch the side that are closest. Do this for all 4 arms.
Your seams if done correctly will have a wrong and a right side. Above is the right side which will be the outside.
This is how the inside will look. If you look at the finished holder it has a section that folds over I stitch up to about 3/4 inch from the top then place the thread through and stitch the seam the other way. This is hard to explain but if you stitch the same way all the way to the end of the seam you will have an inside seam on the outside when you fold the top over.
This is my thread holder as it sit on the arm of my lounge. I should empty it more often.
As always use this pattern as it was intended do not reproduce it in any way. It would be nice to see some finished thread holders. I know lots of people visit and do not leave a comment so let me know how you go with this.
They are great little inexpensive - quick to make gifts.
One wet cold afternoon when boredom had set in the family found another use for it.......
156 comments:
- Sweet P said...
I just this pattern. I may have to give it a try. I've been using a small glass bowl for my thread, but this is so much cuter. I'll let you know when I make one.
- 21 October 2007 at 10:52
- Kim West said...
I might have to try this.... Thank you!
- 21 October 2007 at 11:15
- meggie said...
This is a very cute little thread holder. I will give it a try, & let you know if I get it finished.
- 21 October 2007 at 16:25
- May Kristin said...
Thank you for sharing this! I've seen this on your blog earlier and wondered how you made it, now I can make my own! It looks like it is small enough to bring with you in you sewing bag!
- 21 October 2007 at 16:44
- keslyn said...
Thanks for sharing your thread holder pattern with us, I might have to try one of these sometime.
- 21 October 2007 at 17:50
- Lucy Locket-Pocket said...
Many thanks from one of the one's that asked you about it in the first place! I love the little thread holder you sent me for my PIF gift but it is very exciting to know how they are made - I'll have to give it a go - they could be used for all sorts of things! Lucy x
- 21 October 2007 at 18:59
- Leisa said...
Thanks Leanne,, I love the little one you sent me. I studied it and couldn't work out how on earth you made it!!! Now I know!
- 21 October 2007 at 20:03
- corry said...
Thank you Leanne for the tutorial!
I 'll love to try this one out. I just follow your step by step photos and let you know how it turns out!
- 22 October 2007 at 07:21
- Amanda said...
OOOOh very nice will have to give it a go.
- 22 October 2007 at 08:07
- Chookyblue said...
very nice ......great tutorial.....will have a go at this.......can you email me please.....
...yes I discovered by accident also that if you have a draft often it will post on the date it started but if you go to post options at the bottom of the screen just on the left above publish post button it opens more info and you can change it there....see how you go next time............I have just started emailing my pics to post and it is much quicker for me..........
- 22 October 2007 at 10:28
- Outi from White Country said...
I didn't know I needed one until I saw this! What a brilliant thing. Thank you for providing instructions, I'll let you know how mine ends up!
- 22 October 2007 at 18:19
Great tutorial, thanks for sharing. I soooo need one of these so I will be trying this on the weekend.
- 30 October 2007 at 21:43
- Katie said...
Oooooo. This is great. Thanks!
- 31 October 2007 at 00:59
- Anita said...
Wow, this looks so great! I'll print your tutorial tomorrow and will try to sew such a tread Holder soon, too! Thank you so much for sharing!
Best wishes from Germany,
- 2 November 2007 at 06:24
- Dawn said...
I want to try this! It is adorable!
- 4 November 2007 at 23:00
- Sonnja said...
Thank you, I love it!
Kind regards.
Sonnja, from the Netherlands
- 16 November 2007 at 00:45
- Grazia said...
Leanne, thanks a lot for the tutorial!
It's so lovely!!!...I have to try it and then I'll post the pictyre on my blog...:):)
- 16 November 2007 at 17:17
- Quiltbirdie said...
When I saw this on your blog this morning (which I linked to from a couple of other blogs!) I knew I just had to make one. I did and it's adorable. I need about 4 more for the different places in the house that I stitch. I'm taking it with me to show my pals at my quilt group this afternoon. Thanks so much for posting!
- 18 November 2007 at 02:08
Leanne, Thank you for sharing your tutorial of your thread catcher. It is soooo cute! I really enjoyed making this.
- 30 November 2007 at 01:51
I tried out your pattern and just loved it. I liked it so much that I have made one for each of the ladies in my quilting group for Christmas. Each year I like to give them something that I have made that relates to quilting. thanks so much
- 8 December 2007 at 10:26
- SagHarborGifts said...
It was so sweet of you to share your pattern! I hope you had a Merry Christmas and a New Year filled with promise!!
- 1 January 2008 at 14:46
Leanne- THANK YOU! I've wanted one of these little doohickeys for ages - and your instructions were great! (I have such problems with directions, but I got there - LOL!)
- 15 January 2008 at 17:44
- Marian said...
What a wonderful pattern and so kind of you to share with everyone in such a clear way. Marian
- 15 January 2008 at 23:06
- Marit said...
I loved this! thank you for sharing the way to make it. I will try to make one, it is fun to try something new.I will tell you when (if) I get it done.
- 7 February 2008 at 19:04
- Susuko said...
Thank you for your tutorial!
Just today I finished my holder (see in my blog), but it´s like pincushions: You need more than one...
And I like yours too!
Have a nice day,
- 8 March 2008 at 09:43
- Susuko said...
Now I made yours, too!
Look at my blog!
Thank you very much for this tut,
- 12 March 2008 at 09:12
- Amandiiine said...
I do not quilt but I am just sewing it, I don't finished it yet, but I love sewing it, thank you for the pattern, I will show you mine when it will be done :-)
- 18 March 2008 at 05:19
- Ms. Jan said...
Thanks so much for sharing this tutorial--I love your thread catcher!
- 23 April 2008 at 03:11
- T said...
Oh! Oh! I've had a photograph of something like this stored in my "figure this out someday" folder. And here it is! Yay, and thank you!
- 11 May 2008 at 00:45
- Jane said...
One of our sit and sew ladies had one of those on Thursday and I did not get round to my usual " how did you do that" Was too busy admiring her work which I photographed and blogged.
So now I can quietly make one and produce it and try to look clever.......lol.
- 24 May 2008 at 02:10
- crafty things said...
Thanks for sharing this great tutorial. I made my first one this week and have linked to your tutorial on my blog post about it.
- 24 May 2008 at 11:14
Just surfed in from Tipnut.com and landed in a clever and cute thread catcher tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing with the world. Can't wait to try one for myself!
- 25 May 2008 at 00:23
Looks great. I learned to make this a couple of years ago. They look a wole lot harder than they really are.
- 23 June 2008 at 11:27
I love this thread catcher, never knew there was such a thing! I also love that you say you are dyslexic. My daughter is dyslexic and I love knowing she will be all right in the world, she will overcome it like so many have! Going to make the thread catcher today! Thanks!
- 27 June 2008 at 00:14
- Alex said...
Thank you for the tutorial! I did manage to make one...if you like to see it here is a link:
- 1 July 2008 at 06:26
- Sara said...
I saw your tutorial mentiuoned on Stashbusters--and made on ehte same day. My aim is terrible at hitting my wastebasket with threads! Now you gem is sitting right at my right hand. You can see it in today's blog at http://saras-scraps.blogspot.com
- 13 July 2008 at 10:11
- Jane said...
I found a link to your site through TipNut.com and I have picked out fabric to make one. I love that it is soft, so I can fold it up and carry it with my needlework projects. It is so cute! I will post a picture, once it is finished.
- 18 July 2008 at 09:35
- Jane said...
I finished my thread holder, here is a picture: http://wyldhare.typepad.com/weblog/2008/07/sew-nice-of-a-d.html
Thank you again for the great tutorial!
- 21 July 2008 at 08:40
- Evelyn aka Starfishy said...
Exactly what I was looking for to start making Christmas presents for my quilting group!!! I have 6 different 1/2 yards of batiks coming to me and once they arrive I will get right on it. Thanks for such great instructions!
- 22 July 2008 at 21:09
- AlmaRosa said...
Hi Leanne. Thank you for posting the instructions for this lovely little thread holder. I just made it and it came out great.
check it out here:
- 5 August 2008 at 11:50
- Kim said...
Leeanne, I just made a couple today. I love love love this pattern. Thank you so much for posting it .
I have to sit in the hospital with a friend waiting for another friend's surgery this week and hope to get a bunch to the sewing the flaps down stage for cute little gifts.....
- 15 August 2008 at 10:12
- Sonja Threadgill Nelson said...
Much nicer than the empty klennex box that I use! Thanks for sharing.
- 16 August 2008 at 11:22
- Joan said...
Very sweet project! I put a link to it on my blog. Thanks for the idea! I see so many uses for this project.
- 19 August 2008 at 23:01
- Larissa said...
Thanks for the great tutorial, I only had to pull it apart twice, but I think that is my brain recovering from night shifts and not a reflection on your wonderul instructions. I have posted a pic of the thread holder I made on my blog. :)
- 10 September 2008 at 13:55
- katie said...
I am not good with a sewing machine, but this is to cute not to try. I will post it on my blog if I get it completed. Thank you for showing us how.
- 17 September 2008 at 11:23
This littel bundle looks like just what I need. I am not too good with instructions, but I will give it a whirl
- 29 October 2008 at 08:55
Your instructions are GREAT! I'm not very good at sewing and I just mde one of these as a gift for a lady at work who stitches. I was trying to find the perfect gift and this sewed up quickly and I know she will love it.
- 2 November 2008 at 15:32
- Marty S said...
Thanks for this pattern. I made several for Christmas gifts, but I filled them with chocolate. The recipients can fill them with thread snips later. You can see the results at crackpotbeader.blogspot.com.
Marty S
Crackpot Beader
- 6 January 2009 at 02:53
- Lurline said...
Leanne, thank you for this tutorial - have printed it out and can't wait to make a thread holder! I have just posted a tutorial today on a lovely Dilly Bag - am a bit nervous about it all so I will be happy when some feedback comes through - several have commented, so maybe I'll get feedback on instructions soon - hope so!
Hugs - Lurline♥
- 12 January 2009 at 18:22
- CuteStuffInside said...
It's a great thread holder, but after looking at the threads in it, wouldn't it also make a great little Easter basket, with a little paper grass and some foil-wrapped chocolate eggs hiding in it?
- 17 January 2009 at 08:17
- Merete said...
Thank you for at really great pattern. I would love to sew one like this!
- 18 January 2009 at 09:56
- Colisa said...
Thank you, It's so pretty!
- 20 January 2009 at 09:52
- Red Geranium Cottage said...
OMG that is so cute. I just saw Pams on her blog. And your doggy looks cute wearing it. LOL
- 20 January 2009 at 16:23
- Mary Ann said...
Oh, Leanne, thanks so much for this tutorial!!! I'm going to go and make one of these right away!! I have my guild meeting on Tuesday and they are going to love this!!!
- 1 February 2009 at 09:49
- Cicero Sings said...
I made this fun little basket last night and have featured it and you on my post today.
- 18 February 2009 at 03:33
- Riches Stitches said...
I am an avid crafter and a team member of our local community craft group in Northgate South Australia, which is a not for profit organisation, in fact we only charge a $3 entrance fee to cover costs and offer free craft classes (none of the teachers get paid and they teach voluntarily). I was wondering if you would kindly give me permission to copy your tutorial instructions and teach a small group of ladies your Thread Holder. I have made a number of these wonderful Thread Holders for myself and as gifts for crafting friends and as we are always looking for new things to teach at our group I thought that this would fit in nicely with my theme for next term called 'One Week Wonders'. I am hoping to teach quick to make crafts that can be completed in a couple of hours. I wait to hear your response and any conditions that you may have.
Regards Jane 8o)
- 18 February 2009 at 09:25
- Suz said...
I finally took a photo of one of the several thread catchers I've made since seeing your blogsite (and bookmarking it)! I stitched about ten of these before I took a flight across the country. Perfect for handwork to carry with you. Thanks, Leanne!
- 22 February 2009 at 13:10
- Xioely said...
Hi leanne i love this!!! i don´t know so much about patchwork but I want to learn, can I translate your tutorial to spanish?? is mor easy for me and I would like put this in my blog... sorry my bad english :) I'm from Venezuela...
- 28 February 2009 at 03:28
- Pat H. said...
Two friends have made this and gave me the website. I will try it and let you know how it goes.
Pat H.
- 3 March 2009 at 04:23
Thanks a lot for this lovely tuto !
It can make a wonderful little gift for quilting friends as well....
- 16 March 2009 at 05:40
- Inge-Lise said...
A very good idea - thank you for that. I am from Denmark and will try to make one too.
- 20 March 2009 at 06:57
- PatchworkPottery said...
Very very swwet as a crown too! Perhaps i will give it a try! Thanks for the great tutorial :o)
Hugs, Laurraine
- 23 March 2009 at 10:46
- PatchworkPottery said...
I am also curious to know how it would look if you did not use contrasting fabric on either side of the strip but the same fabric on both sides of one strip....
- 23 March 2009 at 10:49
- Margot said...
Very beautiful! I make this. Thanks for the tutorial.
- 24 April 2009 at 09:14
- Kikki said...
Hi! I made one, thank you for the great pattern!
- 25 April 2009 at 01:43
- Jutta said...
Hi Leanne,
thank you so much for this cute tutorial, I made one too!!!!
Hugs and kisses from Germany, Jutta
- 12 May 2009 at 00:28
- Анна - Зонт said...
I also made... two :))))
Thank you very much!
Hi from Russian-Finlnd Anna
- 3 June 2009 at 16:23
Leanne, Thank you for the thread holder. I finally made one today. The tutorial was very good. I will make some for gifts. Thank you very much for sharing it on your blog.
- 7 June 2009 at 12:10
- dawnthompson said...
Thanks for the pattern - I love it! I finally got around to posting my picture. I made one for me and one for my sister.
- 8 June 2009 at 08:38
Dear Leanne,
At Sugarbush (our quilt group which meets once a month) one member taught us to make your thread holder. She had one and we liked to have one too, that is how it came about. Your pictures and directions are great, as is your dog! The first one I made was taken by my mother of 84 because she liked it so much. Her friends at the old age home do too!
Clara of Johannesburg, South Africa
- 9 June 2009 at 18:24
- I Purr-Furr to Craft said...
Very very cute, i would give it a go, and if successful i will post you a pic
- 30 June 2009 at 10:08
- Nela said...
Muy hermosos.. gracias
- 14 October 2009 at 13:55
Leanne; Thank you so much for this tutorial ;-). I made one for myself (for my sewing chair) then another for use at my quilting frame, then another for my knitting room (snips at the end of making an afghan) then on to ones for friends and relatives.... and on ..... and on.... and on.... they are so addictive, thank you for sharing, Love, Anne firstname.lastname@example.com
- 2 November 2009 at 11:23
- sewnut said...
I have posted a photo and a link to how I used your pattern:
Thanks so much!
- 15 December 2009 at 11:38
I just made a thread holder.
Liked the tutorial.
It was very clear.
I made a photo but don't know how to send it to you.
Thank you very much.
Greetings from a cold Holland.
Janny Schoneveld
- 30 December 2009 at 00:35
- Barb said...
I love this, would you mind if I made them for a group of church women? As a gift for attending a meeting? I know about 30 to 40 will attend but will probably make about 60????
- 1 March 2010 at 20:00
- Jude said...
Love the pattern but love the dog even more, He bought a smile to my face and mine looks almost the same so I have decided I need to make this little thread catcher, thankyou.
- 13 March 2010 at 17:54
- LOVE TO STITCH BEE TREE DESIGNS said...
very cute idea. love your blog
- 18 March 2010 at 15:28
- Debbie said...
Adorable, I wish I could sew!!!
- 26 March 2010 at 10:59
Love it.... Got to the part where I am hand stitching. I am a little confused as to how much and where to sew it exactly.
- 1 June 2010 at 09:04
- Holly Agnew said...
I first saw this pattern last year. I have since mdde 3 of them...one for me, one for my sis and one to use at my quilt guild meeting next week for a giftie. I just love how they look and feel. When constructing it, it seemed like there is no way this is going to be a 3 dimensional container, but your directions are so easy to follow, that they are a breeze to make. Thank you for sharing this with us>
- 15 August 2010 at 08:59
okay I am definitely going to give this a go. At the moment I use a plastic ziplock bag. I keep all the threads I use for a particular project then put them cut up very small in a small glass jar with a label to show the colours used. This is a much nicer way to collect them though. Thanks
- 13 September 2010 at 09:07
- Monica said...
Leanne, the thread basket is so cute. My friends and I would like to make about 50 of them to give out atour Guild's retreat this winter. They would be one of the table favors. Thanks in advance.
- 16 September 2010 at 11:33
- Soleil de Vie said...
So lovely the King =^..^=
- 25 September 2010 at 00:41
- Shafri said...
i just found and use this pattern, so easy to follow it. thanks. here my link
- 13 November 2010 at 03:00
Hi, help, I love this little thread catcher and have cut out my strips. But I cannot tell exactly how to assemble it. Maybe I am dyslexic, and I don't say that in jest. Would anyone be willing to help me decipher the directions? I cannot tell which sides are being stitched? And I am assuming it matters which side. It would help a beginner to know if fabric A was being stitched to fabric B on the L side or some kind of notation. From the comments, it seems that everyone else is able to follow the directions. I feel silly, but really want to be successful. Can anyone help?
- 23 November 2010 at 12:50
- Татьяна said...
Огромное спасибо за чудесный мастер-класс!!!
- 15 December 2010 at 01:04
- AugienBlue said...
I found your little thread catcher sew cute!! I had to give it a try. My goodness I had to think about the way you had things laying down, not that you weren't clear, my head just couldn't get around it to make it right. But I was determined and proud to say I've made TWO!!! Lovin it!! I'm so glad I tried this.
Augie in Michigan
- 8 January 2011 at 08:29
- Mimi said...
Is there any way you can put this tutorial in a .pdf for easy download? That would be a great addition!
- 25 January 2011 at 13:19
HI Leanne:
I'm returning to sewing after almost 30 years !! yes, since 8th grade. Now my 4th grade daughter is starting to catch the bug. I was not an avid sewer then, a little clumsy. I've already noticed how much better i am with my hands -- goes with age and "wisdom"!?? Anyway, I'm going to try this and hopefully I'll manage. I love being able to share this with my daughter now.
thanks, Toronto transplant from Atlanta
- 27 February 2011 at 03:28
- Just a Thought said...
Thanks for the tutorial, took me about 30 minutes to make...took longer to decide on fabric...doesn't look as nice as yours because I sewed "everything" with the machine...turned out great Thanks..
- 1 March 2011 at 07:31
- casserole said...
This is such a clever basket! And it also makes such a CUTE little doggy crown! I linked to your tutorial on Craft Gossip Sewing:
- 2 March 2011 at 01:18
I intend to use the thread holder for my daughters' baby shower at the place settings. We will put a paper cup inside and fill with candy, nuts, etc. They will be made with blue and pink fabrics.
- 9 March 2011 at 10:17
- Mary said...
Hi, I love your thread end container. I made one for myself.
I posted a link on about.com/crossstitch to your site for the instructions and a picture of the one I made. Everyone loved it. I've been asked by our moderator to submit a picture of mine to the site for "New Cross Stitch Projects". I will give a general outline of what I did, but readers will be instructed to come to your blog for complete instructions. Thank you so much for this little pattern!
- 11 March 2011 at 12:40
Jan in England
Your link for the thread bag is still being used. I found it today and am about to make one.
Many thanks
- 14 May 2011 at 20:43
- Hexe said...
Wow, das ist ja ein praktisches und hübsches Utensilo. Vielen Dank für die Anleitung. LG Hexe
- 24 May 2011 at 13:47
A big thank from geneva for this tutorial. this is a must do.
- 9 June 2011 at 01:34
- firstname.lastname@example.com said...
Me pareció ideal y fácil de hacer, voy a hacer el mio, gracias por compartir,
un saludo
- 17 June 2011 at 16:34
- CarolS said...
I found your thread holder pattern and finished it last night. I added a sand bag to its base to keep it steady on the chair arm. It was fun - I love its size. I'm trying to figure out how to upload a photo of it for you. Got any tips?
- 16 July 2011 at 00:39
- Nancy said...
What a nice pattern. Thanks for sharing it with us. I am a little confused but guess it will be clearer once I try to make it. So cute.
- 6 October 2011 at 04:17
Thank you, I'm looking forward to making this for myself and some of my crafty friends as thank yous.
- 23 November 2011 at 13:19
- connieteasley said...
In the spring put your threads out for the birds to build nest with. Such a cute pattern. I will be making one soon. Thanks
- 27 December 2011 at 01:46
- Grandma Shell said...
I just have to make one of these! Your's is SO cute! Like Sweet P, I've been using a little pansy vase for my thread snips. Thanks for posting the directions.
- 8 January 2012 at 04:25
- Grandma Shell said...
OK, I'm stuck! I'm not following you with what to stitch where.(The handstitching) I have it to that point. I must be waayyy more dyslexic than you because I cannot figure out what to do next. Would you mind leaving a comment on my bog explaining the rest, please? Thanks.
- 10 January 2012 at 12:07
- Quilting with Jannette said...
Just found the link to this pattern on a another blog. It is SO cute! Not sure when I'll actually get one made, but I'll try to send a pic when I finish it.
- 19 February 2012 at 01:56
- Leah said...
I just found this from another blog. It looks great. Really need to try it out...
- 20 February 2012 at 03:29
- Bente-I like to QuiltBlog said...
Thank you very much great tutorial! This little thread catcher is so cute, I just sew one ☺
Liebe Grüße
- 4 March 2012 at 06:28
- lindaroo said...
I made your sweet little thread catcher for a swap item, and it's adorable! Thanks for sharing!
- 11 March 2012 at 17:17
- craktpot said...
I love this and it makes such a great doggie crown too. Is that a JRT? Such a cutie.
- 11 March 2012 at 21:05
- Ms Miscellany said...
Never thought of a thread catcher. Mine has always been the floor. This one will save me much work! Thanks!!
- 23 July 2012 at 00:42
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- 11 August 2012 at 17:07
- Rita narsai said...
I enjoyed making this thread catcher. The instructions were easy to follow. Thanks for posting this beautiful pattern. Here is a picture of my thread catcher :)
- 11 August 2012 at 17:07
- Sande said...
First I wanted to say...I love the image on your banner.
Thanks so much for making and sharing the tutorial for your thread catcher..tis brilliant. Now I know what my afternoon project will be on this gloomy Monday. One for me and one for my daughter to match her studio.
And thanks for making me laugh..turning it into a crown for your "baby"..it's sweet.
- 1 October 2012 at 22:46
- Marina Uebel-Lampenscherf said...
Hi,I am Marina, living in a small town in germany. I´ve just seen your discribtion for making the little thread holder. Before writing this comment, I just checked my fabrics in my sewingroom for light colors. Now, there are lot of----more than I thougt --- so I think I´ll sew one or two of this cute thread holder. Perhaps one for me and one for my daughter--or for my granddaughter--or for my young friend, who just learns sewing [ I try to show her how to sew successful-;)I hope, it works-:)) ]
Thank you for this idea.
- 17 January 2013 at 17:36
- margie said...
I really like this idea Leanne. Thanks for sharing. Weighted with a little sandbag is a good adaptation too.
- 23 January 2013 at 12:26
- margie said...
I really like this idea Leanne. Thanks for sharing. Weighted with a little sandbag is a good adaptation too.
- 23 January 2013 at 12:28
- Marsha said...
Well, it's 6-1/2 years since you posted this, and people are still getting inspired by this little project! I like to make little gifts for my small group and this is perfect! My first one, the experimental one, will go to my guild secret pal if it turns out. Thank you for the clever idea and great tutorial!
- 24 January 2013 at 01:05
- Kay Shortland said...
I have to make a fabric vessel for a competition in my WI. I think I will try to make it a little larger and use silk and embroidery to jazz itup a bit, but will make some as your pattern afterwards as gifts for girlfriends as secret pal gifts. Will let you know how I get on with the competition.
- 1 February 2013 at 09:30
- Terri said...
Guess we were all looking for something like this. Was easy to make and a great gift idea.
- 1 March 2013 at 11:00
- Carmen Attie said...
I just finished mine. I loved it!
- 13 May 2013 at 10:21
- Carmen Attie said...
I just finished mine. I loved it!
- 13 May 2013 at 10:28
- Shelor Robin said...
Just found your site from another post about your thread holder--it is wonderful. Can't wait to make one. In fact, gonna do it now . . .
- 7 June 2013 at 01:28
- Lostinspace said...
Wondered what a thread catcher was, now I know it's for all those threads I cut off and wonder what to do with! Definitely want to make one! Thanks for a great tutorial.
- 2 July 2013 at 13:01
- Shanna Tenney said...
What a great and very cute idea! I'm with previous poster, Marsha, YOU are 'still' grabbing our attention with this very useful idea! I found you on PINTEREST (which is such a wonderful addiction! ha) Thank you for sharing and posting your pattern! I'm going to gather some colors together RIGHT NOW! Hope you're having a beautiful day!
- 9 August 2013 at 01:36
- Hayley Fortner said...
I am SO sad! I feel that I am the only one who cannot possibly understand this process!! I do everything as pictured, but when I come to putting the two large pieces of 4 right sides together, I cannot get them to match up properly!! Did I sew the L shapes wrong?! I would appreciate any advice.... you can find me at hayley (dot) fortner (at) gmail (dot) com
- 22 September 2013 at 07:30
- JaneB said...
Thanks for the tutorial. I just finished one for my cutting table.
- 30 December 2013 at 17:10
- Stitchnsew said...
Thanks I've pinned it to try sometime. Oh and the dog is so cute
- 7 January 2014 at 16:59
- Stitchnsew said...
Thanks I've pinned it to try sometime. Oh and the dog is so cute
- 7 January 2014 at 17:00
- Heera said...
Love your pattern. What a brilliant idea! Will try to make one for myself this afternoon. Looks cute on your dog too.
- 30 January 2014 at 05:23
- Jenni Mackie said...
Such an adorable project. Saw one at a retreat in Jan this year and was directed to your tutorial. I have already made 4, one for me a nd 3 for friends made at the retreat.
- 24 February 2014 at 10:18
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This is so cute, I just have to try it. Greetings from Oklahoma, USA. crystalbluern at onlineok dot com
- 1 June 2014 at 08:14
- a concubine said...
Very cute.
I leave a little basket of thread clippings on a table outside near the bird feeder. The birds really like the different textures, it seems and it makes for some pretty "clever" nests!
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- Elisa said...
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- Elisa said...
Hola. dejo mi coment, es una preciosidad esta cestita, que monería !!! Gracias por compartir sus saber con las demás, un abrazo, Muaskkkk.
- 10 June 2014 at 20:28
- Elisa said...
Hola. dejo mi coment, es una preciosidad esta cestita, que monería !!! Gracias por compartir sus saber con las demás, un abrazo, Muaskkkk.
- 10 June 2014 at 20:29
- Kathy Sampson said...
Thank you! Who doesn't need more thread holders!!
- 11 June 2014 at 00:50
- Sue Stark said...
I loved the little Thread Holder the moment I saw it and made three just today to give as gifts! Quick - Easy - Darling! Thanks so much for sharing!
- 20 June 2014 at 05:33
- Karen Lane said...
This is such a simple idea but a lovely thing to make and have. A friend recently found what she said was a "great" tutorial on-line and yesterday demonstrated to a group of us how to make one. I am guessing you were her inspiration so I have put a link to your site from mine. Thanks for sharing.
- 3 October 2014 at 22:38
- Mo said...
Snap, Karen, I just thought of looking this up. I was amongst those who made the thread catcher with you yesterday. Great fun. Thanks Leanne
- 3 October 2014 at 23:04
- MorganMagic said...
Hi, I just emailed you with a question. I have done all the sewing but I'm now totally stuck with the hand stitch construction, I don't see how I should fold it all up to get the basket form. Can anyone help me out?! I have the mill form but then the hand stitching, what exactly do I need to fold and sew and how to do the whole 'origami' thing?
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- 2 May 2015 at 01:38
- Ed and Kathy said...
This would be most helpful if you could have someone make a video of you as you made one. It is a great idea to give to my stitch group for Christmas gifts next year. Not sure I can put the written instructions into action. I'll try.
Happy Stitching,
- 23 January 2016 at 06:51
- Katherine said...
Such a cute little thread holder. Looking forward to making a few!
- 27 March 2016 at 09:27
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Eventually managed this but found a few points unclear e.g. the mirror image L shape pieces and where to do the stitching - more photos needed!
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The Supreme Court scored an epic win for the First Amendment in striking down California's prohibition on selling violent videogames to minors. The law was both overly broad — sweeping in a wide variety of games based on no objective standard and no age‐based gradations — and underinclusive — with no restrictions on other types of media. With a few strictly drawn exceptions for historically unprotected speech — obscenity, incitement, fighting words — government lacks the power to restrict expression simply because of its content. And a legislature cannot create new types of unprotected speech simply by weighing its purported social costs against its alleged value.
"Reading Dante is unquestionably more cultured and intellectually edifying than playing Mortal Kombat," Justice Scalia points out in his majority opinion. "But these cultural and intellectual differences are not constitutional ones."
Moreover, the Court, citing Cato's amicus brief, described how each generation's new media produces consternation from adults who want to avoid the "seduction of the innocent" (to borrow a phrase from the attack on comic books in the 1950s). In the 19th century, dime novels and "penny dreadfuls" were blamed for social ills and juvenile delinquency. Later, Congress held hearings on the cartoon menace, which prompted the comic book industry to voluntarily adopt a ratings system. Backlash against certain kinds of movies and music caused those respective industries also to adopt voluntary ratings systems. And the videogame industry too adopted an effective and responsive ratings system after congressional hearings in the early '90s. Not only is all this hand‐wringing overwrought, but self‐regulation and parental oversight have worked — evidence from the Federal Trade Commission shows that the voluntary ratings system works more effectively with videogames than with any other medium — and they avoid First Amendment thickets. Adding a level of governmental control, even if were constitutional, would be counterproductive.
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Accelator program launched
Long Island's first start-up accelerator program officially launched Monday. LI Tech COMETS, which aims to nurture and grow local start-ups, kicked off as the three participating companies -- Mobitrons, Clerk 123 and InterConnecta -- moved into their new office space in Hauppauge. "This is a trial part for COMETS and we want to make sure and improve on it," said Peter Goldsmith, the president of the Long Island Software Technology Network. Goldsmith spearheaded the effort to create COMETS. The companies, winners in a contest to select winning startups, receive free office space in the LI Tech Mall in Hauppauge for six months and will have the aid of four mentors that are experts in accounting, law, business operations and technology. -- Lisa Du
Tech renter buys Calif. company
SmartSource Computer & Audio Visual Rentals, a tech product rental company headquartered in Hauppauge, says it has acquired California-based CRE Rentals as of the new year. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. The purchase is SmartSource's 20th acquisition. The company, which started as Rent-a-PC, has 22 branches across the United States and provides rental and installation of tech products for events such as conferences and trade shows. CRE and SmartSource will merge the companies' San Francisco offices, and about 40 CRE employees will join SmartSource. -- Lisa Du
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Google's chairman seeks a firsthand look at North Korea's economy and social media landscape during his private visit to the communist nation, his delegation said Monday, despite misgivings in Washington over the timing of the trip. Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of one of the world's biggest Internet companies, is the highest-profile U.S. executive to visit North Korea -- a country with notoriously restrictive online policies -- since young leader Kim Jong Un took power a year ago. His visit has drawn criticism from the U.S. State Department because it comes only weeks after a controversial North Korean rocket launch. Schmidt arrived on a commercial Air China flight.
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For a country that prides itself on efficiency and punctuality, the saga of Berlin's new airport, whose opening was delayed for a fourth time Monday, has become something of a national joke and source of embarrassment for Germany. Klaus Wowereit, the mayor of the country's capital city, said managers for the new Willy Brandt airport have determined that it's no longer possible to open on Oct. 27 this year. The delay means the capital's airport won't be opened until 2014 at the earliest -- about three years later than originally planned. -- AP
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That's all a wealth manager has to do to double the chance of receiving a referral from a current client, according to a new study released by SEI, Scorpio Partnership and NPG Wealth Management.
The study showed that 47% of investors surveyed said they would actively refer family, friends or colleagues to their wealth manager without being prompted, and another 47% said they would refer, but only if asked to do so.
However, only 30% of respondents reported being asked for referrals by their wealth managers at least once a quarter.
The study, the last in a four-part series delving into the findings of the Futurewealth Project, was based on a survey of 3,025 respondents worldwide with an average net worth of $2.9 million.
The previous study found up-and-coming affluent investors were generally satisfied with their wealth manager, though satisfaction waned as wealth increased.
According to the new report, wealthy individuals from the Americas and Europe were more likely to recommend wealth managers if they demonstrated stability, good performance, personal service and integrity.
Fifty-eight percent of respondents in the Americas said they would recommend a stable firm, while 54% would recommend a firm based on strong performance.
The study also revealed that high-net-worth investors today increasingly desire a strong relationship with their wealth advisors.
In terms of a wealth manager's ability to deliver a great experience, 15% of respondents cited the quality of the "salesperson," and 14% ranked "periodic contact" and "information about new products and services" as the most important elements.
"This year's Futurewealth research confirms that the high-net-worth global investor base cannot be lumped into one single category," Ryan Hicke, senior VP of SEI Wealth Platform, said in a statement accompanying the study's findings.
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In Asia/Pacific, the region with the highest average number of recommendations, some 45% of clients were asked for referrals every quarter.
Many factors prompt investors to make referrals, and the study concluded that "a blend of nature and nurture influence client referral activity." One element of the referral game is undeniable, according to Kevin Crowe, head of solutions at SEI Advisor Network: "Wealth managers who directly ask for referrals on a consistent basis are the most likely to get them.
"Furthermore, the more successful advisors we work with have found that facilitating actual 'introductions' as part of the referral process increases the likelihood the referral will actually become a client."
See previous ThinkAdvisor articles on the Futurewealthy Project:
Up-and-Coming Wealthy Generally Satisfied With Their Wealth Managers
Digital Becoming 'New Normal' in Serving HNW Investors: SEI


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With the growing popularity of recreational vehicles we somehow knew this sort of thing was just a matter of time. Details of this particular vehicle are as hazy as the cloud of rattle can paint fumes created by the custom paint job, but we do know it belongs to one of the welders at Art Morrison Enterprises. Mounted amidships is a stout Mopar 440 cubic inch big block. KOA campgrounds are on nationwide alert.
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Frank is so much more than a stark psychotic drama. It is a heightened dig into the heads of brilliant characters you might have trouble getting a proper read on. It is loosely inspired on the life of Frank Sidebottom (Chris Sievey) and has been curdled fictitiously into a gorgeous account.
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If you're still reeling over Hayley's (Phoebe Tonkin) death on The Originals, we've got some seriously bad news for you. Before Season 5 is out, you'll see quite a few more big deaths.
Showrunner Julie Plec recently tweeted this morbid little teaser for the back half of the season. "After tonight, there are five episodes of #TheOriginals left before the end of it's (sic) run. There are about as many significant deaths coming. I know you're mourning, and it's going to be hard, but there is some real beauty, love and peace to come too. Buckle up."
It sounds like there could be as many as four more major deaths on the way, which is horrifying considering there are exactly zero more people we're willing to lose! Even worse, Plec made sure to call these deaths "significant," which means we ain't losing any cannon fodder characters here, these are going to be major players.
But who? Now we begin the painful process of figuring out who's living, who's dying and who's going to cry the most (spoiler alert: it's me).
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Let's start at the top of the food chain. Klaus (Joseph Morgan), Elijah (Daniel Gillies), Kol (Nathaniel Buzolic) and Rebekah (Claire Holt) absolutely count as significant characters, but what are the odds any of them actually bites the dust?
It would make sense for Klaus to die when all is said and done, mostly because dying in service of saving his daughter would be one last redemptive act for him, but also because Joseph Morgan hasn't signed on for The CW's Hope (Danielle Rose Russell) spinoff. Unless he's going to go back to being an absentee parent, they've got to explain away why he's not a permanent fixture in his daughter's life somehow.Joseph Morgan, The Originals" data-image-credit="Tina Rowden, Tina Rowden/The CW" data-image-alt-text="Joseph Morgan, The Originals" data-image-credit-url="" data-image-target-url="" data-image-title="Joseph Morgan, The Originals" data-image-filename="180509-joseph-morgan-the-originals.jpg" data-image-date-created="2018/05/09" data-image-crop="" data-image-crop-gravity="" data-image-aspect-ratio="" data-image-height="1380" data-image-width="2070" data-image-do-not-crop="" data-image-do-not-resize="" data-image-watermark="" data-lightbox="">
Elijah also seems like a likely candidate for one of these deaths, given the miserable situation he's found himself in. His guilt over getting Hayley killed is eating him up inside, and all the memories he never wanted just came flooding back. That's a sorry state to be, especially if you're going to live forever. If you add in the fact that he's got one very pissed off super witch gunning for him, odds of Elijah's survival don't look great.
Rebekah unfortunately seems like the most likely candidate out of the siblings. She recently told Marcel (Charles Michael Davis) that the reason she refused to marry him was so that her sadness over her immortal existence wouldn't destroy him. At the end of the day, all she really wants is to live a full life, grow old and die like all humans, and who knows, maybe she'll get that wish? I'd be almost OK with this death, if only because the dream of a human life is something Rebekah has yearned for since her time on The Vampire Diaries.
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As for Kol, can't everyone just leave him alone? If he dies after only getting a few happy years with Davina (Danielle Campbell), I'll have to start rioting in the streets. Similarly, Freya (Riley Voelkel) deserves her happily ever after because Keelin (Christina Moses) sacrificed so much of her life for her family, so her death doesn't seem likely.
Marcel is a wild card here. I can't think of a reason, narrative-fueled or otherwise, for him to die, but that's almost more terrifying? The Originals likes to shock us with unexpected deaths, and losing Marcel would be a pretty serious blow.
The only one we know is truly safe is Hope, who would have a pretty hard time launching the Legacies spinoff from beyond the grave.
The Originals airs Wednesdays at 9/8c on The CW.
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Rock & Roll Over goes abroad: Jaill
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Recently in Scotland, I caught up with some familiar faces. Milwaukee's Jaill told me of their time abroad before performing at Stereo in the heart of Glasgow's city centre.
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King Tuff with Jaill @ Triple Rock Social Club
July 17th, 2012
In the familiar venue of the Triple Rock, a moderate crowd mingles for an early show. Milwaukee natives, Jaill, brought the energy up with tracks from their latest release "Traps". A notable few die-hard Jaill fans were right next to me providing most of the crowds' headbanging on 'Waste A Lot Of Things' and 'Everyone's a Bitch'. The later song dedicated to all the women in the crowd, and with a slight chuckle the tunes kept sweeping by.
In between sets the audience shuffles around quite a bit gaining much strength for the much anticipated upcoming performance. A crew of guys get on stage and take position in front of a large tapestry with "King Tuff" painted on in their artsy font, as seen on their self titled album cover. These guys have the appearance of Wavves with their "give no you-know-whats" attitude but with a lurking shadiness. Not long into their first song something of a meek mosh pit has started amongst a handful of guys, however as tracks like "Anthem", "Keep On Moving", and "Bad Thing" play a larger portion of the floor becomes washed with a jumping mass of energy. These ram-shackled garage rockers swept the audience with their rad jams and it was an energy that could not be matched for a Tuesday evening show that clocked in by 10pm.
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DENVER (AP) – Danilo Gallinari scored 26 points and the Denver Nuggets rebounded from a rare home loss to beat the Utah Jazz 110-91 on Saturday night.
Andre Iguodala added 18 points and Kenneth Faried had 15 points and 10 rebounds for the Nuggets, who improved to 11-2 at home this season after their eight-game winning streak at the Pepsi Center was snapped Thursday in a loss to Minnesota.
The Nuggets extended their recent success against Utah at home, winning for the eighth time in the past 10 meetings between the teams at the Pepsi Center.
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BERKELEY, Calif., and BOSTON, Mass. — A new game called HealthSeeker(tm) launched today on Facebook(r), with the goal of helping players make specific lifestyle changes that focus on healthy eating. While the benefits of the game are available to anyone, HealthSeeker specifically helps people with diabetes make more informed lifestyle decisions in an innovative way that complements their daily use of social media.
HealthSeeker is an innovative, unique, online experience that combines a supportive social networking environment with important information on managing diabetes. The game utilizes the player's own Facebook friends as sources of inspiration and support on the road to better health. There are MISSIONS and ACTION STEPS to help players achieve LIFESTYLE GOALS and create an opportunity to advance in the game. These LIFESTYLE GOALS include eating more healthfully, achieving or maintaining a healthy weight, improving one's diabetes control and lowering cardiovascular risk factors. As ACTION STEPS are completed and players return to report their progress, they receive experience points and other awards for their achievements.
HealthSeeker is a unique collaboration between diabetes experts and patient advocates who are on the front lines of diabetes care. It was developed by the Diabetes Hands Foundation in collaboration with Joslin Diabetes Center, with financial support provided by Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
"With HealthSeeker, we wanted to harness the Facebook phenomenon to help people with diabetes make necessary changes in their daily lives," said Manny Hernandez, president of Diabetes Hands Foundation, who has been living with diabetes since 2002. "I cannot overstate what a source of support, information and inspiration social networking tools like this can be for someone living with a chronic condition like diabetes."
Many people with diabetes struggle with the lifestyle changes that are needed to help manage their condition, such as adding more fiber, fruit and vegetables to their diets, or increasing their daily activity. HealthSeeker can help people with diabetes stay motivated by suggesting simple, everyday steps to help them achieve their lifestyle goals and then rewarding them for their success.
"As a clinician who has been treating people with diabetes for over 30 years, I can tell you that food is often the most frustrating area of concern for people with the condition," said Dr. Richard Jackson, an endocrinologist and Director of Medical Affairs, Healthcare Services, Joslin Diabetes Center and Assistant Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School. "We hope this novel and engaging game will break down some of the barriers that are preventing people with diabetes from building a successful lifestyle approach to their condition."
HealthSeeker can be accessed at http://www.healthseekergame.org/. The game was designed by Ayogo Games, Inc.
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Joslin Diabetes Center is the world's preeminent diabetes research and clinical care organization. Joslin is dedicated to ensuring that people with diabetes live long, healthy lives and offers real hope and progress toward diabetes prevention and a cure. Founded in 1898 by Elliott P. Joslin, M.D., Joslin is an independent, nonprofit institution affiliated with Harvard Medical School. Joslin does not endorse products or services.
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The Diabetes Hands Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to connecting people touched by diabetes (those with diabetes as well as their loved ones) and raising diabetes awareness. Through its online communities (TuDiabetes.org in English, EsTuDiabetes.org in Spanish) and its other social media channels, DHF offers support and information to nearly 200,000 people every month. Since 2008, DHF has developed pioneering diabetes awareness programs such as Word In Your Hand(tm), Drawing Diabetes, No-Sugar Added Poetry, Making Sense of Diabetes and The Big Blue Test. For more information, please visit http://www.diabeteshandsfoundation.org/. On Facebook: www.facebook.com/diabetesHF. On Twitter: twitter.com/diabetesHF. On YouTube: www.youtube.com/DiabetesHands. DHF does not endorse products or services.
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I just read an article from Good Housekeeping on the best low calorie snacks and I thought you might all like to read it. I think they have some great snack ideas.
Here are a few of my favorite low fat snacks that I have been enjoying lately.
- VitaTops (chocolate of course)
- Sugar Free/Fat Free Chocolate Pudding with a tsp of peanut butter
- Banana
- Apple
- Cashews
- Pirate's Booty
- String Cheese
- Watermelon
- Sliced Strawberries with Stevia
- Baby Carrots and hummus or dill dip
- Almonds
- Apple Pie Yogurt
What's your favorite Low-Fat Snack?
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Low Fat Snacks
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5 comments:
- Secret Mom Thoughts said...
Yum. I love those Vitatops.
- May 25, 2012 at 4:34 AM
- fancy nancy said...
I love Larabars and also the Vitatops...however I can't be trusted with Vitatops...can't stop eating them!
- May 25, 2012 at 6:42 AM
- Kate Witz said...
Thanks for sharing list of low fat snacks. Also view this effective and healthy food ideas, which are useful in weight loss.
- November 1, 2012 at 11:59 PM
- gymtherightway said...
Banana always for me. Simple, practical, sweet and even makes you "full" for a while.
- November 9, 2012 at 5:07 PM
- Tammie Grey said...
i'll go for bananas
- November 10, 2012 at 8:52 PM
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The sorry, played out "Rain Man" stereotype that people autism endure is being smashed by a recent TV trend showing people with autism who do more than count toothpicks. Here are a few notable examples of TV characters either on the autism spectrum, or suspected of being so.
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The fundraiser chaired by Connor Catherine Morganti begins at 6 p.m. Aug. 17 in the Mayo Aviation hangar at Centennial Airport. Approximately two hours later, the pilot for a Westwind II jet, donated by Chuck Latham Associates, will start the engines and prepare for the takeoff that will occur just as soon as the passengers are chosen via raffle and live auction.


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Sen. Colbert? A Fifth of South Carolinians Say Yes
As South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley weighs who should fill out the term of retiring Sen. Jim DeMint, what about a fake conservative comedian? A new poll finds Comedy Central anchor Stephen Colbert topping the list of who South Carolinians think should replace Mr. DeMint. Neil King has details on The News Hub. Reuters.
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The Spinach Shines
Can you imagine spinach so creamy without a hint of cream? Take a look at this and you'll see the creamiest, smoothest, greenest spinach you'll ever put your eyes on — at least today. This is the Indian dish called Palak Paneer.
I made the Paneer (Indian Cheese) last night, cut it up and posted the photos and information here and knew that I was going to dine on the spinach goodness of Palak Paneer tonight.
I used Manisha, of Indian Food Rocks' recipe for tonight's dish. I used 1 tablespoon of oil for the spinach and pan fried the cheese with a few pumps of olive oil spray until golden brown. I'm linking to the recipe here because I want to give credit where credit's due. I chose the recipe because of how vibrant and verdant it looked and I really can't claim to have adapted this simple recipe.
It was the first time I made it, so I decided to follow it to the letter. Manisha says it's not about adding flavors, that it's about the ginger and lemon and while I was yearning for onion and garlic, I decided to stay true to the recipe — a feat for me. I'm happy I did. The ginger shone through and I added a little more lemon because my cheese wasn't quite tart enough, but it's one of those things you can taste as you go.
Key to the recipe for me was taking it off the stove as soon as the spinach was wilted and letting it whirl around in the VitaMix until it was silky smooth. I considered shocking the spinach in an ice water bath, but the recipe didn't direct me to take that step and as you can see, it wasn't necessary. Often, I'll shock a green vegetable like green beans after cooking to retain that incredible green color, but that wasn't an issue here. It took less than a minute to get to this consistency and while I could have let it spin in the blender until it became serving hot again, I put it back in the pot to simmer for just a few mintes before adding a few cubes of Paneer and serving as the recipe directed.
I can't wait to hear what my Bangalore friends have to say about this effort. I'm sure it's a surprise to all that I have this thing about cooking. In a year in India, I never allowed my cooking habit show. and that if I added up all the posts in my various blogs these past 4 years, Indian food appears most often. I'm happy to add another untried dish to my repertoire.
This Palak Paneer will cost you a Weight Watchers Points Plus value of 9 with the following breakdown:
- Fat 27 g
- Protein 21 g
- Fiber 4 g
- Carbs 7 g


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