New Design...Cowl Necks and Cocktails

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Beautiful New Design and Sew Along

Take out your Dress Kit and Make Yourself Something Luxurious!

A must have for your wardrobe.

Quick to sew and perfect for that in-between weather.

Join Elsabe and sew along with her as you design this beautiful cardigan.

Make it in a luxurious cashmere knit or any soft stretch/knit

with drape like viscose lycra and rayon.

In this course you will learn designing steps which include how to calculate design ease to prevent pulling over the hip, dart manipulation and designing a shawl collar with cowl detail.

Cowl Neck Sew Along

Celebrate your Success

Authentic Italian Limoncello

Italian Limoncello is a vibrant and refreshing liqueur renowned for its intense lemon flavor and bright yellow hue. Originating from the Amalfi Coast, it's crafted by steeping lemon zest in high-proof alcohol, then sweetening the resulting infusion with sugar syrup. Limoncello embodies the essence of Italian citrus, offering a zesty, tangy taste with a hint of sweetness. It's traditionally served chilled as a digestif after meals, offering a delightful burst of citrusy refreshment that captures the sunny spirit of Italy.

You will need:

3-4 organic lemons, preferably Meyer lemons

organic is best as the peel will infuse the alcohol

375 ml grain alcohol such as Everclear

(Do not substitute vodka)

1 1/2 cups sugar

3 1/2 cups water

You will need a sealed jar to infuse the alcohol and a lovely bottle to store your limoncello. Limoncello is stored in the freezer, so make sure your container will fit upright.

Peel your lemons with a potato peeler. Make sure you are not including the pith in your peels, it will make your infusion bitter. Place in a jar and pour the alcohol over the peels. Make sure the jar seals tightly. Store in a cool, dark place for 1 week. You may swirl the jar every day, but not completely necessary. When the color is a pleasing dark shade of yellow, it is ready. Infusing for too long can make the infusion bitter.

Heat 3 1/2 cups of water on the stove and add 1/2 cups of sugar and stir until dissolved. Let cool to room temperature. Strain lemon peel mixture into a pitcher. Add cooled simple syrup. Mix well. Use a funnel to fill your beautiful container.

Store in freezer and serve when chilled.

Limoncello is traditionally served in apperitif glasses.

Add 1 ounce to pomegranate or cranberry juice and serve as a refreshing cocktail.

Cheers!

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