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Lori Smith
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Welcome, Lori Smith!
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Newbies - Just starting out
A place for those of us who are just dipping our toes into Homegrown living. Maybe we're looking to change how we buy our food, what we buy...Maybe we've started our first garden and have questions. If you're green, this is the place for you!
"This is wonderful, a few years back I taught myself to knit using online tutorials! Ravelry is great and www. knittinghelp.com is great for tutorials too. I also learned a lot and built confidence in my knitting by knitting…"
Caroline Malcolm left a comment for Lori Smith"Welcome to HOMEGROWN, Lori! Knitting a new hat is definitely DIY! I'm learning to knit now, and can't wait to be starting hats.
I'm also from Connecticut - southwest of Canterbury, in Middlefield! Great to see fellow Nutmegers…"
Backyard Chickens
A place to discuss and share the joy and trials of chicken raising! Share your chicken knowledge, photos, coop plans, ask questions, anything chicken related!See More
Cornelia left a comment for Lori Smith"Hi Lori - welcome to HOMEGROWN! Knitting certainly does count as DIY. I'm just learning and will need lots of practice before I can actually make something for my 5-month-old son. :) We put together a Knitting 101 here. Please recommend…"
Profile Information
- What kind of HOMEGROWN are you?
- Earth Mama
- A bit about me:
- I am a full time working mama to two wonderful kiddos! I am a wife to a wonderful husband as well!! I like to knit, cook, read, hike, yoga, ski and camp. I try to buy local and organic. I started my first vegi garden last spring so I am also an amatuer gardener. I almost forgot.... I am also learning to sew.
- Latest greatest meal cooked at home:
- Homemade sauce and meatballs
- Currently reading:
- Into the Wilderness & The Dirty Life
- Currently listening to:
- String Cheese Incident
- My latest DIY project:
- Does knitting a new hat for my baby boy count as a DIY project? Chickens in the spring
- How did you find HOMEGROWN.org?
- Web site I recommend:
- http://www.dpnc.org/wildlife_sanctuary.html
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 12:17pm on February 17, 2012, Caroline Malcolm said…
Welcome to HOMEGROWN, Lori! Knitting a new hat is definitely DIY! I'm learning to knit now, and can't wait to be starting hats.
I'm also from Connecticut - southwest of Canterbury, in Middlefield! Great to see fellow Nutmegers here!
- At 12:16pm on February 17, 2012, Cornelia said…
Hi Lori - welcome to HOMEGROWN! Knitting certainly does count as DIY. I'm just learning and will need lots of practice before I can actually make something for my 5-month-old son. :) We put together a Knitting 101 here. Please recommend other sites / videos that may be helpful. Enjoy!
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