Today our local guild has its last meeting before christmas. We are having a cake potluck (if that is a word?). As I am not much into sweet cakes, I baked ordinary bread instead...
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The twill bread came out ok, but the goose eye was too "complex" to survive the rising... (and no, there are no raisins, and no sugar - there are olives inside, salt and linseed on top).
And I'm tagging this post "weave construction", as it was a long time since I constructed a weave in this very literal sense :-)
2 comments:
I can see the goose eye! :D
Looks delicious. Enjoy your potluck.
Cheers,
Laura
What a clever, weaverly idea, and an impressive loaf of bread.
Season's greetings.
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