Henrietta23
Yard Farmer
Okey dokey, here's the deal. Our church is having its first "Festival of Creativity" this weekend. Basically all members were invited to a big "Show and Tell" at the church! We will each get an area to display things we have created. Some will demonstrate their creativity in what we are calling "Creativity in Motion" like the yoga teacher will gather some of her students and do a short class. One young boy will play the piano with our organist who is his piano teacher. And there will be food. So I am making chevre. It is draining as we speak. I'm looking for flavoring ideas. I've only made it handful of times before so I haven't really come up with a personal favorite yet. We did just tour a goat farm a few weeks back and sampled their pumpkin chevre which we all thought was delicious. I may hunt for a recipe for that. I'd like to do several small pots with different flavorings.
I'm betting that after viewing my photo collage of the cheesemaking process, some are not going to be willing to even try it, especially when there is no pasteurization process photo!
As for my display it will include some of my needle felted items (still a beginner but I LOVE it!) I finished my goat, Donki, two nights ago. I will also have some photographs, handmade cards, a quilt I made years ago that is truly awful, but oh well... a letterbox I made, with hand carved stamp of the church, a knitted scarf and some currant jelly.
DH's display is going to be wild! He will have model railroad buildings that he designed and built from scratch. He submitted an article on one of them to Model Railroader magazine and it was published so he'll include that. He will also have hovercraft propellers he has built with his students, photos of hovercrafts being built, magazine articles about his program, pictures of the '57 Buick he restored.
DS will have a display too. His will have some of his favorite drawings, seasonal decorations he created out of Legos, and he hasn't decided what else yet.
SHould be fun. DS is home sick with a nasty cold. We'll get some done today. We set up tonight and start showing off tomorrow night. Saturday morning the public is invited for coffee and then there will be a special service Sunday morning.
I'm betting that after viewing my photo collage of the cheesemaking process, some are not going to be willing to even try it, especially when there is no pasteurization process photo!
As for my display it will include some of my needle felted items (still a beginner but I LOVE it!) I finished my goat, Donki, two nights ago. I will also have some photographs, handmade cards, a quilt I made years ago that is truly awful, but oh well... a letterbox I made, with hand carved stamp of the church, a knitted scarf and some currant jelly.
DH's display is going to be wild! He will have model railroad buildings that he designed and built from scratch. He submitted an article on one of them to Model Railroader magazine and it was published so he'll include that. He will also have hovercraft propellers he has built with his students, photos of hovercrafts being built, magazine articles about his program, pictures of the '57 Buick he restored.
DS will have a display too. His will have some of his favorite drawings, seasonal decorations he created out of Legos, and he hasn't decided what else yet.
SHould be fun. DS is home sick with a nasty cold. We'll get some done today. We set up tonight and start showing off tomorrow night. Saturday morning the public is invited for coffee and then there will be a special service Sunday morning.
