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Latest project off the loom, a lovely table runner in alpaca and mung silk, very classy and has a lovely feel and weight.

#handwoven #madebyhand

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Here are some herbal considerations to boost your broths for immune and digestive support this upcoming colder and wetter season (some are contraindicated for some health issues so pls read up on them more to make sure they're good for you, personally):

ASTRAGALUS ROOT: a tonic and immunomodulator, used especially to combat frequent colds and flu.
BEE BALM DRIED HERB: in the mint and oregano family, fights infection and supports the respiratory system
BONESET DRIED HERB: bitter tonic, respiratory conditions
CHAGA: antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antiviral, and anti tumor actions
CODONOPSIS ROOT: adaptogen, supports the immune system and digestion
DANDELION LEAF AND ROOT: alterative, detoxifying, anti-tumor
EURYALE SEED: tonic, digestive, in TCM relieves dampness
LOTUS SEED: antioxidant used to support the immune system
LYCII BERRY: tonic, nutritive
NETTLE LEAF: nutritive, helps with allergies and adrenal stress
PARSLEY LEAF: drying and helpful for expelling gas
PORIA COCOS: immune supportive mushroom, improves the gut lining
RED CLOVER BLOSSOMS: alterative, nutritive, lymphatic health
REISHI: immunomodulator, helpful to resist infections, digestive health
SCHISANDRA BERRY: adaptogen, adrenal and respiratory health
SEAWEEDS: benefits are numerous! Use kelp, kombu, wakame, and more
TURMERIC RHIZOME: alterative, anti-inflammatory, digestive

#grownostr #herbalist

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Another baby blanket done. Maybe this will become the weaving channel ๐Ÿ˜…

Would love to find more #herbalist #fiber #weaving #knitting #garden folk to follow

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Indoor sports: weaving a blanket, this one for one of my wee grandchildren โค๏ธ




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Summer's winding down, at least the intense harvesting part (other than allll the apples). Think I'm done with cherry tomatoes in general, need to find a nice medium sized red next year. Nice first year harvest of skullcap and hops and just enough green beans left for my lunch. In the garden for fall: Italian dandelion greens, bok choi, arugula, purslane, mizuna, miner's, carrots, collards, beets, snow peas....