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Originally Posted by wolf
Yes, I do make corn dollies, but not terribly consistently. I missed on them this year, for example.
It's been busy.
Thanks for the Lughnassadh or however the heck it's spelled greetings. That's why I usually call it Lammas. 
What I've always wanted to make are Brigid's Crosses, but I tend to be short on wheat stalks and have never done it. |
It's never too late! you've got all of August coz the corn went in so late due to all the rain.
I know you've been playing nurse advocate for your friend - but if you have some time, make a dolly! It'll be good!
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