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- DictionaryHome·spun/ˈhōmˌspən/
adjective
- 1. simple and unsophisticated: "homespun philosophy"
- 2. (of cloth or yarn) made or spun at home.
noun
- 1. coarse handwoven cloth: "clad in homespun"
1 day ago · Homespun. Paying homage to the South's devotion to quilting, Homespun celebrates Georgia's roots and farm-fresh flavors with a modern twist. This breakfast destination will feature the state's best culinary traditions with beautifully prepared and scrumptious dishes.
4 days ago · Back in the good old days, in the late 1980's, the 1990's, in the frozen tundra of Wisconsin, we all had a copy of "Homespun Handknit." You were a slacker if you hadn't knitted at least four of the hats, six pairs of the Family Mittens (one pair every Christmas for my daughter's Christmas stocking), and at least one pair of the Lambsheep Mittens.
4 days ago · She explains why different fabrics may need to be treated differently prior to using them and how to handle prewashing or not prewashing precut quilting fabric. Preshrinking fabric prior to cutting and piecing can help ensure that your finished quilt doesn’t shrink when washed or become rumpled.
3 days ago · “I’ve been with Project Home 12 years off the streets.”David Brown is just one of many people Project Home has helped and their resale boutique HomeSpun in F...
3 days ago · Gen Z prefers messaging that looks like they created it themselves, especially in social media. If it looks homespun, user-generated, or unpolished, Gen Z sees it as more authentic and credible.
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3 days ago · Therese of Lisieux, photograph, c. 1888–1896. The end of Therese's time as a postulant arrived on the January 10, 1889, with her taking of the habit. From that time she wore the "rough homespun and brown scapular, white wimple and veil, leather belt with rosary, woollen 'stockings', rope sandals". [52]
