Something I did today messed things up (and I don’t know what!).
You can view all the products here: http://keeping-home.com/store/index.php?main_page=products_all
Also, many of the other pages from that page but NOT the store home page or any of the category pages. Checkout seems to be working also, it’s just the main page and category pages.
This WASN’T what I planned on doing tomorrow!!! I am trying, however, to be cheerful about it. 
Not much, but it has been a long time since I posted anything so even my presence is new.
Just updated the samples gallery (it’s in the top menu in the retail store).
Finally finished upgrading the store software. That was pretty much a full-time job for a week (of course, if our modem would connect faster than 12,000 that would have sped it up considerably!).
I don’t really have a separate sewing room but we can pretend, can’t we?
What I am really doing in the pretend sewing room today:
Garden #5
Bean beds being made.
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I think this is cabbage.
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Garden #6
Quinoa
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Peas
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More potatoes!
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More field corn.
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It is all much more grown up now! We already need to pick peas.
More garden photos!
Garden #3
These are beets.
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Corn
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Garden #4
More corn.
Potatoes
I’ve wanted to do this for a long time: create printable planner pages/notebook pages specifically desgined for Sabbath Keepers. This desire sprang from my frustration at not being able to find free printable sheets that met my needs (my week doesn’t begin on Monday!).
Well, these aren’t exactly free but they are cheap, plus you can save the files to your computer and print whatever you need, whenever you need it ~ forever. And owners of the planner package will get free or discounted upgrades when I publish a new version!
Are you a Sabbath Keeper? Then check out The Sabbath Keeper’s Planner!
Some fabric flower samples made using the instructions in Beautiful Lingerie.
The results you get depend on the type of fabric, the length of the piece, the width of the piece, and how tightly you gather it. I’m going to try some lighter weight fabrics next time.
Garden #1
Buckwheat (cover crop)
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Weeds.
No, really this is peas, lettuce, greens, parsnips, and kohlrabi, plus volunteer potatoes . . . and weeds.
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Chard.
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Pretty lettuce.
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The real potatoes.
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Garden #2
Lettuce and radishes.
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Miss Petunia.
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