Beary is finally out of hibernation and he couldn't be happier!
Those of you who belong to the Wild & Wonderful FB group can download the pattern for free until June 12th, 2021. You will find it in the files on the group page.
There is still time to join us on the Wild & Wonderful SAL. Simply visit the Wild & Wonderful FB group page and request to join. Wild & Wonderful SAL FB Page
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Beary lives in Northwest Montana very close to Glacier National Park. If you wonder why he has that smile on his face, it's because huckleberry season is just around the corner!
When I first moved to Montana, I picked huckleberries and sold them to restaurants and grocery stores. And yes, I ran into a bear or two while picking them.
Some fun facts about Huckleberries:
Grow wild in the northwestern USA, western Canada. Alaska and Idaho.
Ripen in mid to late summer and peak in August.
When purchased fresh, expect to pay $65.00 a lb.
They are so delicious in pies and milkshakes!
Their high sugar content helps bears store fat for the winter.
This Wild & Wonderful Stitch A Long has been so fun to participate in. All 9 of the participating designers enjoyed it so much We sure hope you did too! We loved it so much, we are planning the
Wild & Wonderful Under the Harvest Moon next! We hope you will join us! Stay tuned for more details!
How do you download a free pattern for Meet Beary
ReplyDeleteAre you a member of the Wild & Wonderful SAL on FB? If so it is in the files. It you are not a member please join. The free downloads will be available until June 12th, 2021. Click here to join: https://www.facebook.com/groups/226557959109149
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I was so excited to get Beary!! My daughter graduated from Univ of Montana (Go Grizzlies!!) and is now do her graduate studies at Univ of Idaho in Moscow, ID. We drove out to see her last summer and of course I had to buy Huckleberries and Garbanzo Beans, 2 staples out there. Thank you for the pattern and kit!
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