I guess that I have never done an archive post for January. I can't find it, if so. So it's high time that I put one together! It's also an easy sort of post to buy me a little time while formulating my New Year goals. Pour yourself a cup of coffee or tea (isn't this snowflake coffee pot beautiful?) and enjoy the read.
I'll start by sharing Cranberry Orange Muffins, from January 2007. As I mentioned in the post, this muffin recipe includes cornmeal and I really like the texture.
From 2008, When the Path is Steep is a devotional thought that might encourage anyone facing what looks like a hard season.
January 2009 had so many posts to help with spiritual growth. I will share just two: Reading Through the Bible in a Year or more, and Enriching one's life by use of a Prayer Journal. I think I need to update that Bible reading post (or write a new one) since I've discovered other great ways of reading through the Bible in the interim. If you are interested in the others -- there are more posts about my prayer journal and quiet time -- just go to the archives for January 2009.
In 2011 I did a number of embroidered designs, mostly pillow cases and dish towels. You can read about them here: Bluebird and Sparrow designs. And Hearty fare for a cold night features Rosemary Chicken with White Beans.
Vintage Style Pillowcases, from 2012, is a pattern I have made often. So customizable!
A post about three cross-stitched Christmas ornaments might give you some ideas for the coming year's Christmas crafting. From 2015. Further crafting from that same January included a flannel baby blanket which has become my go-to baby gift. New moms love the convenient size of these blankets to place over baby in the car, or to use as a handy nursing cover.
From 2016, I share some ideas for Winter Centerpieces.
This post could become quite unwieldy, as I have nine more years of archives to look through. So I will end with this and plan to do a second archive post later in the month.







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