"Does anyone know if the Center for Plain Living is still around? I am considering attending the FGC gathering in Toledo, OH summer of 2018, and would love to visit folks there (in Barnesville). If anyone has connections to the center or…"
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Plain Magazine
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kristen McLewin 11th month 15, 2017. 15 Replies 2 Likes
I'm re-reading The Plain Reader by Scott Savage and am wondering if anyone has back issues of Plain magazine that would part with, or if anyone could scan a couple issues for me?? I'm currently a…Continue
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"To the best of my knowledge, *Plain Magazine* is no longer published."
"Is the Plain Magazine still in production? If so how would one suscribe?"
Diane Kerchner replied to Beverly's discussion 'Plain Magazine'"TY for sharing this incredible resource with me! Prices are much cheaper than Amazon and next time I seek a book, Bookfinders.com it shall be for me:) Blessed be!"
"Hello, Diane!
I searched for Scott Savage, *The Plain Reader*, on Bookfinder.com, and found many offerings. Try…"
Diane Kerchner replied to Beverly's discussion 'Plain Magazine'"I am trying to find a copy of The Plain Reader since my pastor recommended it to me yesterday.
Will have to search the web...anyone know?"
Toothbrush Rugs
Good afternoon.I wanted to share with you this craft I just discovered...toothbrush rugs. So named because the tool used to make them is an old toothbrush with the brush cut off, the end filed to a point and a hole put in the other end. It's an old type of rug making that become popular during the depression as a way to recycle fabric into something useful and beautiful.You can google the name for more information, videos, photos, etc.…See More
"Thank you Barbara for the blessing. I will probably be asking you questions as I take these first steps. Thank you for your advice."
"The pattern is a sampler quilt. Thank you."
"I couldn't figure out how to write a description. This is my first hand-stitched lap quilt. It measures about 42 inches square. "
"Yes, cats and most all animals. I have 5 indoor/outdoor cats...Max, Darcy, Rugen, Reno and Fluffles. Max and Darcy are brothers and the other three are brothers. They were orphans we raised from 2 weeks old. There are three barn cats that were here…"
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- I'm a seeker, exploring different areas of Christian life. I live a simple lifestyle on a ranch in Northeastern Nevada. I milk our cow, collect eggs from our hens and grow a garden.
I have Quaker roots. My paternal ancestor was John Adamson (appx 1690-1753), a Quaker from England that lived near Bucks County, PA. I also attended Wilmington College in Ohio.
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- At 7:50am on 2nd mo. 9, 2013, Barbara Smith said…
Beverly - Blessings on your personal journey. Barb
- At 1:50pm on 7th mo. 16, 2010, Julia Ohl said…
- Hi, Beverly,
Thanks to reading your posts, I ordered a copy of The Plain Reader today. I have Issue #12 of the magazine Plain from 4th month 1996 that I will be happy to send you if you want it. It is a special issue covering the opening session of the Second Luddite Congress.--Julia
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