I love crisp bread, especially if it’s rustic and full of grains, and this is the best crisp bread recipe I have ever tried. These crisps are perfect for snacks as well. By adding different flavored salts for example, you can make really nice and healthy treats.

The recipe is from this site, which is run by a Danish woman who have been eating and experimenting with gluten-free baking for 20 years. Her experience with different types of gluten-free flour is quite extensive. She's also really good at making delicious everyday recipes, which is often what you need the most when eating gluten-free. The site is in Danish, but I'm sure Google will be able to translate it so it's relatively understandable :-)

I have translated the recipe so you all can easily try it out. One note though about measuring units; DL means deciliter = 0,1 liter = ca. 0,42 cups

I have made a recipe card, which can be printed in 4"x 6" (10 x 15 cm), so they are perfect for your recipe box. Just right click and save image.

Don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions

Hope you are having a great week.

As we promised you in yesterdays post, today we have the name tag freebie and instruction for you. To make these tags you'll need burlap, yarn and of course the printout of the tags. 

1. Print out the tags and cut along the lines.
2. Write the names of your guest on the top tag (small one). 
3. Cut out a piece of burlap. Use the small tag to measure, but add about 1cm to the width. Now fringe the edge of the burlap on the long side, by removing a couple of threads.
4. Make tassels. See 'how to' here. (The tassel is optional and can be exchanged for a piece of string). 
5. Take the big tag, place the burlap piece in the middle and place the name tag on top. Make a hole for the tassel in one end. Use hole punch.
6. Secure the layers to each other by attaching the tassel.

DOWNLOAD TAGS HERE (6 tags in one A4 sheet)
For personal use only please. Copyright Precious Sister  

Happy printing and tasseling.

Today we have a lovely table setting for you. This is a very casual, yet elegant setting. The centerpiece is made of 4 simple potted flowers in terracotta pots and a small magnolia tree, which we wrapped in burlap.

Because the table and terracotta pots are almost identical in color, we made a table runner from a piece of cotton fabric. The edges where ripped (you can do that pretty easily with cotton fabric and still keep a straight edge) to create a rustic and casual look. This creates contrast on the table.

We choose the color of the flowers to match the tableware, and the color of the plates to match the cream color of the table runner. Between the bowl and the plate we put a piece of burlap. This keeps the bowl from moving around on the plate + it looks very nice.

As a final touch, we created a 3 layered nametag with a tassel attached. Tomorrow I'll post a description and download on how to make the tags and tassels.

Happy table setting :)

Today we have a perfect little weekend garden project for you. It's a basket made from chicken wire with branch handles. You can use it to keep you favorite herbs and it would be ideal for the potting table or maybe the kitchen window. 

Follow the 'how to' to make the basket. You can save the image to keep it handy.

Have a great Saturday!