Dried Hydrangea on clothes rack with apron and fallen leave Isle of Wight, UK

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Autumnal Projects

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Concept: practical projects to complement the season. Gather fruit from your garden and from hedgerows to make homemade chutneys and jellies. Vintage cookbooks are a great source of delicious tried and tested recipes. Cut up vintage fabric, such as this 1950s barkcloth, to make covers for jars and …

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