Hello again!!
Well I have been busy with fall preserving apple for applesauce. I love how the apples look when they are in the sink with all the water drops on them. Here are some pictures of the process, I have it a little easier than most because the gadget I use for making applesauce doesn't require any peeling or coring. I simply have to quarter the apples and cook them until they are soft. It is a much simpler process but it still takes up a lot of the day. I enjoy making applesauce to it doesn't bother me that it is a long process.
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| The knife looks quite fierce doesn't it? |
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| I use a combination of Macintosh and Golden Delicious apples. |
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| These were all ready to go in the pan for cooking. |
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| You put the cooked apples in the top and they come through and the peelings come out the side and the sauce comes out through the bottom. |
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| And here is the finished apple sauce!! I added Cinnamon after this was taken so it changed the color a little bit. |
I don't have anything to show on the spinning or knitting front as most of what I'm working on is Christmas presents right now but I do have a few pictures of the cross stitch I gave to my mom today for her birthday. :) And of course a picture of Keyla.
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| This is called a rose progression and I decided to add a few extra touches like the verse and the border. |
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| She decided she loves this pizza box. |
