New Members wanted!

We are a group of people who create alternative thrifty craft. By joining you get a Wacca Wacca club card, a nickname based on your short comings, the use of wacca wacca facilities, as well free water and dry bread at your first meeting.



We want to exchange ideas and creations to make gifts and also to sell them at the wacca wacca ebay shop.

It doesnt matter if you dont live in London but are desperate to join, you can be a virtual member sending us tips and pics via email and web chats at meetings.



Piggy x

To join free email me at piggytudour@gmail.com

Wednesday, 8 September 2010

Kirsty Harris- Crafty Creatures

Kirsty Harris, has invented these wonderful creatures and given them names and personalities of there own. I love these!
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=225581&id=669371757&l=b05ebc77f0

Thursday, 2 September 2010

Hubert's paper clock

I am hoping to make a paper clock at next weeks Wac club, because life really is to short. Huburt has sent us a fantastic clock that he has crafted on his journeys over seas, I love it.


Clock finally finished.


I am rather proud.

It has several features that elevate it above the norm.
1. Smells strongly of cheese & fish, thus easy to find in the dark.
2. No nasty clockwork. You adjust the hands/sardines to the time you
want it to be.
3. Strong nautical theme. Appliqued with portraits of the 20th
century’s favourite pirate.
4. Topped by Fat-Lawrence-llewellyn-Bowen-child-figurine trumpet alarm.
Silent so easily ignored.

Hubert

jehova's slipper

Last night I made up a new recipe


It’s the kind of meal you never forget
I’m calling it
Jehovah’s slipper

You will needs

Undercooked brown rice

Stolen blob of Curry paste

Baked beans

Cheese and raw tomato to taste

Boil up some brown rice, drain when you run out of patients whether it’s cooked or not. Mine was almost raw. Add the baked beans and curry paste heat to serve, serve.

This recipe cost £1.50 and will be great with friends and family not to mention at weddings

Tuesday, 31 August 2010

Povo recipes

Povo cakes


We all need a treat now and then but because you’re a povo you can’t afford cocaine or trips to Egypt. A good substitute is to give you a short term boost is povo cakes, inexpensive blobs of sunshine that will keep you out of trouble for at least an hour.

Quarter of a margarine tub

About the same amount in sugar

Rub em together
Add two eggs
Add bout the same amount of flour as sugar
Rub together
There u have your cake paste.
Blob into cake cases

Gas mark 5 in the oven done in 20 minutes.

Toppings

U might be too povo to make a topping, but on those rare occasions you find some change lying around your house share run out and purchase some milky bars as I did, I melted it up and added a touch of blue poster paint and literarily wiped it onto the fragile buns as you can see. They look absolutely delicious!


Povo Recipes

Mumrah lentil pie


If you are permanently on a budget and living the life of a povo like me, then inexpensive recipes are always welcome. I like cooking because it takes up time that I would otherwise just be boozing and creating situations to ruin my own life, it blocks that black hole of temptation for at least an hour.

This recipe probably costs about £1.50 brought to you by MUMRAH the ever living.

What you will need
Short crust pastry
Flatmate tin of tomatoes
Flatmate garlic
Flatmate mates lentils
One onion
1 egg
Stolen veggie stock
And half a block of cheese

To-do

Chop onion, brown in pan, boil kettle, add stock to a cup of boiled water,

Stir in red lentils and add stock water stir, cook for a bit, add cheese more hot water and an egg simmer for a bit

Role out pastry grease up pans and put pastry in put in filling put in ovens.

Now you are ready to enjoy a glass of council pop and close your piggy eyes for 15 mins, when u awake your pie is done cool to serve.