Recently, I read on another blog that I frequent the author’s question about what sort of fabric he’d gone and bought to make himself a pair of pants. Male Pattern Boldness
He thought it might be ’some sort of twill’. Several of us recognized immediately that what he had was not twill but I [...]
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Twill, Baby, Twill
It’s Curtains For You, Bub..
Another way to freshen up a living space: enhancing curtains.
Cheap and Good: Hankering for Hummus?
Here’s how to make hummus at home.
Sewing: Make it worth even more
Making home sewing pay off better by using ‘tried and true’ patterns.
Cheap and Good: Stale bread 4 ways plus a trifling dessert
Don’t throw away those left-overs – here are a few ways to use stale bread.
Getting Through the Next…Several Years?
The financial industry – and the rest of us – is headed for some rough waters. Some thinking on what to do
Kitchen Counter Economics is a community where we can share ideas on how to save money, live more sustainably, and gain control over the stuff of daily living for ourselves and our families in the current economic environment. This started as a series of diary postings at the 
