Hey Anna! It was a yummy crepe!
The photo above was the most difficult to produce because after a spinner gets good at spinning yarn, their yarn becomes even and smooth. It was very hard for me to spin "chunky" yarn to show what my book character would have done. It's still not as chunky as a beginner, but I took me an unreasonable amount of time to "go backwards" in my skills. Not to mention the time to prepare the wool.
My book is contemporary, realistic fiction, in the rural and small town sub-genre, with sustainable living, gardening, herbalism and indigenous Shoshoni "gathering" themes. I am self-publishing, but using a small media company to help me do all the tech stuff and generate my cover art, ect. Yes, I've heard it's difficult to get a publisher to work with you. especially without a literary agent. That wasn't a road I wanted to go down this time.
I have a website up for my book!
https://healthy-green-brave.systeme.io/ For people who want to stay in the loop.
My boys and I planted spring wheat this year. (and winter rye) we planted about a quart of seeds into 200 square feet of garden. It yielded about 5 gallons, which I am SO excited about! We made pizza, pancakes and muffins, and now we will make bread.
