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williamsockner:

awesomefitnessrecipes:

Easily Paleo-ified with some tweaks to the stir-fry sauce.

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ironwoman359:

prettydoddleoddle:

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animetrashdemon:

fan-troll:

post-and-out:

sassycelery:

kirschtein-s:

sassycelery:

dere you go

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ey you lil shits

lets just talk about this here cookie recipe

this shit

is 

the

BOMB

HOLY SHIT

I JUST FINISHED THIS AND WOW IT TASTES AMAZING

YES

WONDERFUL

1000000/10 WOULD ATE AGAIN

yAy

For magic improvements on thing that is already perfect:

Use one spoon white sugar, and one spoon brown if you have it.

After microwave, before noms, add vanilla ice cream.

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salt is a flavour enhancer, add just a tiny dash, not enough to make it salty.

Because I love you all.

reblogging cause i need to save this

A note for those who have trouble measuring butter with a spoon as I do: one cup I am sixteen tablespoons. Butter/margarine bricks are usually a half a cup, so just cut one eighth of that amount 

These are really good! And yes, for the love of god, if you have it use white sugar and brown sugar, add just a pinch of salt, and as many chocolate chips as you darn well please. Great with icecream, whipped cream on top, or a tall glass of milk (keep in mind you gotta eat it with a spoon, you can’t dip it in milk) 

Super college friendly (trust me)

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chrisriddellblog:

Everything I Have To Tell You About Love by Neil Gaiman

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not2cool4skool:

elodieunderglass:

fozmeadows:

knitsyknits:

“[Knitters] are clearly a superior life-form.”
#truth #knitting (at Needlepoints West)

@elodieunderglass an article to speak to your very soul

that is so very kind of you! Thank you! I will pretend I haven’t studied the eldritch art in dreadful detail even if I’m not very good at it

@randomlyspinning

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podkins:

Cot Blanket

Handknit cot blanket, made on 2.25mm needles and knitted in cotton embroidery thread.

Okay, this just BLEW my mind!  Knitting with embroidery thread!?  That’s crazy, BUT amazing all at once! And how effective is this?  SO good!  Made by    Spellstone and found on Flickr.

To get started on something like this, here’s a simple pattern for a knitted triangle:

Directions

Cast on 2 sts.
Row 1 (RS): K1, yo, k1.
Row 2: K1, yo, k2.
Row 3: K1, yo, knit to end.

Knit until the triangle is the desired size you want and then repeat. (This is the basic pattern I make when making a quick and easy triangle shawl.  I love garter stitch and yarn overs!)

podkins:

misplacedpom on Flickr share her knitted scrappy blanket as a ‘work in progress’. What a great way to use up yarn scraps! LOVE. 

podkins:

TUTORIAL: INDIAN KNITTED CROSS STITCH

This is wonderful! Click throught the link to Cabinet for the Curious for more pics and info.  I’m itching to try this one!  So creative!

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knit-etc:

Left to Right, Top to Bottom

The Rhinebeck Sweater Book

Apple Cider Donut by Cecily MacDonald

Artichoke French by Laura Nelkin

Pumpkin Ale by Ysolda Teague

Dutchess by Cheryl Burke

Mulberry Street by Melissa Wehrle

Beekman Tavern by Thea Colman

Sugarleaf by Mary-Heather Cogar

Pippin by Gudrun Johnston

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