It has been a very busy week. Thursday 2 friends and I left at 5:30 am and drove to Oklahoma City to the home storage center. We did some canning and picked up some grain to make a 7 grain mix.
Friday we got together again and made the mix. We had 450lbs of grains and it made just over 10- 6 gallon buckets full. In the mix we had kamut, spelt, red wheat, white wheat, oats, rye, barley, & millet. Now we are ready to throw this in the wheat grinder and make some yummy bread. It took us a while to figure out the ratios and a system but we eventually got it, now we will be much faster the next time around. It cost us about $43 per bucket, to buy it already done would have cost $71 so we saved a bit of money.
Tuesday I taught a class for the local smocking guild on how to embroider bullion figures and put them on baby cloths. This little bunny was so cute I couldn't help putting him on here. 
Well now I am off to prepare a lesson for Relief Society. ( I think I am avoiding it and that is why I am blogging instead of preparing , Oh well I guess I had better get it done.)
3 comments:
Wow! Lots of work. I want to know how the bread taste.
I love selfmade bread and I'm sure, your tastes great.
Don't worry about your preparation for Relief Society: you will make a good job!
Oooooo your bunny is so cute! I'll have to try it sometime.
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