a ...er, moonflower (?)
( it closes during the day)
munchies masterfully managed...
(rhubarb and pear custard cake)
... and some mathematical musings for March.
Peekaboo in blue top
Fabric; a gift from my friend C
Pattern; from Pattern Magic 3, a gift (and used previously)
Total cost; free
Grey Stripe dress
Fabric; $41.90
Pattern; self-drafted
Total cost; $41.90
Grey Stripe Tshirt
Fabric; leftovers from the above dress
Pattern; self drafted
Total cost; free
Bitumen-hued shorts
Fabric; leftovers
Thread; got started on a new 1000m spool of white; $13.95
Pattern; Burda 7723, used previously
Zip; 0.83
Buttons; from stash
Total cost; $14.78
That rhubard and custard cake looks divine...my favourite sort of cake!
ReplyDeleteDid you make the cake - it looks absolutely scrumptious. I think I need some.
ReplyDeleteYes I did! The recipe is in the Australian Women's Weekly Cooking Class Cakes
ReplyDeleteI agree, that cake looks delicious! And that's a very good motto - thanks for the reminder. :)
ReplyDeleteMagnificently marvelous!
ReplyDeleteI love that motto! I need to remember that more in my sewing.
ReplyDeleteI love the meaningful motto, it's so true! I've never seen a moonflower before but it looks beautiful and I'm sure even more so when it opens up at night!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great motto and your cake looks gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI would love that recipe. I have more pears and rhubarb at the moment than I know what to do with.
ReplyDeleteLove the motto. That is my biggest problem. Being new to sewing I am scared to cut into the beautiful fabric that I am addicted to buying! But it is through the mistakes and trials that you learn. I must release my fears!
ReplyDeleteI like the cost roundup of sewing projects. It gives me no end of satisfaction to make something fabulous for pennies.
ReplyDeleteThe motto is so true. The cake looks scrumptious. And I'm impressed with the thriftiness of the month!
ReplyDeleteoh my does that cake look good, I will be right over with some coffee :O)
ReplyDeletelooks like an Epiphyllum sp. My favorite!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing cost data - very useful. What colour is bitumen? Must look that up...
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