by Cathy Baker
Last week I introduced you to friend, sis in Christ, and fellow blogger Rene Peery Beagle.
One of her past posts, “How to Turn A Family Recipe Into A Tea Towel” popped into my mind this weekend and I knew I had to share it here.
Imagine sharing a handwritten {Thanksgiving} recipe from your mother or grandmother with your sister, daughter, or granddaughter in the form of a beautiful tea towel? Ah, the spirit of gratefulness celebrated generation to generation!
Now, let’s think for a moment outside the box. What if you have a poet or novelist for a parent or grandparent? Their handiwork could also be transferred for future enjoyment.
Really, the possibilities are endless and the process is incredibly easy!
For this, I’ll send you to Rene’s delightful spot in the blogosphere, The Domestic Lady…A Chic Cheap Lifestyle Blog — specifically her post, How To Turn A Family Recipe Into a Tea Towel.
Fall in love with Fall this year by using the month as a platform to bless others.
So, what’s your favorite family recipe? Or, can you think of another creative handwritten item to transfer to the tea towel? I’d love to hear it!
Thanks for stopping by…
Hi Cathy! Someone recommended your blog to me on the 31 Days facebook group after I asked for a good fall series to follow. I love, love, love fall but I rarely have time to write about it because my husband is a full-time high school administrator and part-time farmer and well, fall is a messy time at our house. But the cider and pumpkin spice and golden leaves carry me through, and I'm so excited to be following along with you this month!
Welcome, Lisa! It's a blessing to meet you here. 🙂 Does anything say Fall like cider, pumpkin spice, and golden leaves? {Be still my heart}
I look forward to following your site as well. I plan to stop by for my first visit this afternoon. Can't wait!
Thanks so much for joining me on this wondrous journey through the Fall. 🙂
Love this idea, Cathy. Had to pin to my "Gifts" Pinterest board. May have to get started on a few Christmas gifts with this idea.
Thanks Cynthia. Renee comes up with and finds some of the most creative ideas I've ever seen. (Kind of like someone else I know.)
I look forward to seeing you and the group tomorrow morning! I've missed you all. 🙂
Love this. Christmas presents for sure. We have a battered box of my mom's recipes to share.
I love it too, Marsha! These would definitely be one-of-a-kind and memorable gifts to share at any time, but especially at Christmas. 🙂