French Bread

French Bread

I have been thinking about trying French bread for a while. 

Finally the other night when we were going to have

Manicotti. That I wanted garlic bread. 

So I did a search on allrecipes.com and

found this recipe. 

French Bread  

If you are no familiar with allrecipes.com. 

There is a print button that is under the picture to 

the right hand side. 

I tried spreading it out the way it is in the recipe 

and then I just rolled one into a log. 

For myself, I liked the way I did it. 

My girls and I just loved it. It was easy to make. 

Yes, it took time.  

If you make it. Let me know what you thought. 

You can post your comment here or send it to 

wigglewormscorner@gmail.com

Happy Cooking!

Knitted/Crocheted Inspired Minion Christmas Stocking

Knitted/Crocheted Inspired Minion Christmas Stocking

I was working on a stocking and thought. 

A Minion one would be so darn cute. 

So I worked up my own pattern for this cute Minion Stocking.

 

If you would love this Knitted/Crocheted Inspired Minion Christmas Stocking. 

Come and visit me me 

at one of the following places of your choice. 

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or you can email me at wigglewormscorner@gmail.com

   

Have a wonderful day! 

Knitted Owl Cowl

Knitted Owl Cowl

Materials:

Yarn 

Knitting needles size 6 (worked in the round)

darning needle

Cast on 108-  For a nice fitted cowl. If you would like it bigger. Make 8 extra for owl pattern and 4 extra for the purl part. 

For this pattern I used the German Twisted Cast on. It gives a much more stretch to it.

Beginning: 

Row 1: K

Row 2-4: k2, p2

Row 5-6:k

Owl cable pattern
(8+4 st)
1: k
2 & 3: [p4, k8], p4
4: [p4 c4b, c4f], p4

5-11: alternate rows 2-3, beg and end with row 3
12: [p4, c4b, c4f], p4
13: p4, [k8, p4]
14& 15: [p4, k1, p2, k2, p2, k1], p4
16-17: rep rows 2 &3

18: [p4, c4b, c4f], p4

19: p4, [k8, p4]

Ending: 

Row 1 & 2: K

Row 3 - 5: k2, p2

Row 6: k

cast off - I used Jeny's ingenious technique

I would love to see your pictures if you make this cowl. 

If you can't knit and would like this Owl Cowl. 

Come and visit me me 

at one of the following places of your choice. 

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or you can email me at wigglewormscorner@gmail.com

 

If you have any questions or any issues with the pattern. 

Please feel free to contact me on here

or at

wigglewormscorner@gmail.com.