ClB—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 25,1981
Rosalia Smith, textile coordinator at the Pennsylvania Farm
Museum was special speaker at the Fashion Revue last
Thursday. Rosalia presented a demonstration on "Homespun
Textiles-From Start to Finish.”
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Fashion revue
A favorite mam dish staple,
chicken has earned it popularity by
being high in protein, low in
calories, and economical. And now
is an especially good time to cook
broilers in both new and familiar
ways because according to
marketing specialists with the U.S.
Department of Agriculture, they
will be in plentiful' supply
throughout July.
While delicious cooked oil an
outdoor grill, satisfying results can
be achieved by broiling in the oven.
So, if you do not feel like using the
outdoor grill, or it’s raining, the
pleasures of broiled chicken can be
for you.
For the simplest dish possible,
combine lime juice with melted
butter or olive oil and brush on
'chicken. Broil 20 to 25 minutes on
each side, basting frequently.
Keep chicken 5 to 6 inches from the
broiler unit. Serve with baked
potatoes or corn on the cob and
salad for a lovely summer meal.
Feeling a little adventurous? Try
this spicy dish. For 2 broiler
halves, crush together 2
tablespoons paprika, % teaspoon
cayenne pepper, V-t teaspoon hot
red pepper flakes, salt and 5 cloves
of garlic. Add just enough melted
butter or vegetable oil to make a
paste, and spread on chicken.
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Again, broil 20 to 25 minutes on
each side.
Here is another interesting sauce
for broiled chicken. Combine
mustard with olive oil, soy sauce
and lime juice. Amounts vary
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However you decide to use them,
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TIPS ON MAKING SWEATERS
Sweaters are an ideal cover-up
for cool summer evenings. Why not
make your own to coordmatewith
your summer wardrobe? Sweater
Kniis are available by the yard in
many fashionable colors in soft
mohair or acrylic. Find the
sweather fabric you prefer and
team it with a print or plain color
and you have the makings for a
handsome, practical summer
outfit.
There are plenty of jacket
patterns you can adapt for use as a
sweater. If you don't want to
bother with buttons and but
tonholes, plan to eliminate the
overlap as you cut. Eliminating a
collar, too gives you a very easy
garmet to construct. Seam
allowances at the neckline and
center front can also be cut away if
vou plan to bind the edges.
Your chief concern will be the
edge finish. Facings usually are
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not used because of all the dangl
ing edges which show when you
remove the sweater. You can bind
or finish with matching or con
trasting braid which can often be
bought with the sweater fabric.
The braid must stretch to fit
smoothly around the curved neck
edge.
You can achieve a custom detail
by using the dress fabric for bin
ding the edges. Cut it on the bias
for maximum stretch in shaping
around the neck curve. But this
technique will limit the use of the
sweater with other summer out
fits.
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The sweater fabric itself can be
used for binding if it’s not too
bulky. Sometimes, you can use a
very narrow facing of a light
weight material such as sheath
lining. Turn under all the raw
edges and sew in by hand with
inconspicious stitches. The
finished facing should be no wider
than one-quarter inch.
Use a stretch stitch if you have
one on your machine. If not,
stretch the fabric slightly as it
feeds under the presser foot. A
polyester-type thread also allows
tor stretching.
You may prefer a hem m the *
jacket, rather than binding, since a
hem gives more weight to the edge.
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