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Thursday, August 28, 2008
 Spheres of milky, veined snow quartz and dark, luscious amethysts in a variety of cuts are accented with cast pewter floral wheels. A Hill Tribes fine silver flower adorns the focal piece. This necklace is 19 inches long and fastens with a silver-plated floral toggle clasp. Visit Jellybug Artworks for more pictures and a chance to own this item! Labels: Art, Jewelry
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 Amethyst-colored cubic zirconia faceted briolettes are flanked by tiny plum glass teardrops. All are wrapped in sterling silver wire and hung from intricate cast pewter filigree chandeliers. These earrings are 2.5 inches long. Visit Jellybug Artworks for more pictures and a chance to own this item! Labels: Art, Jewelry
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 Big, luscious chunks of blue-green chrysocolla and creamy spring-green Zhuzhou jade on hand-wrapped copper links. This bracelet is 8 inches long and closes with a copper lobster clasp. Visit Jellybug Artworks for more pictures and a chance to own this item! Labels: Art, Jewelry
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 Tiered clouds of tiny white cultured potato pearls and sea green mother of pearl, tipped with satiny pistachio rice pearls. The leafy main component is textured, but not as much so as the camera suggests. These chandelier earrings are 3 inches long, including the earwire. Visit Jellybug Artworks for more pictures and a chance to own this item! Labels: Art, Jewelry
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 Gradiated green stone hearts hang on coppery hearts suspended from handmade copper French hoop earwires. Visit Jellybug Artworks for more pictures and a chance to own this item! Labels: Art, Jewelry
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Friday, August 8, 2008
Every Sunday, a small group of friends coalesces for a potluck dinner. According to my mother, when I moved out on my own, I insisted that two pots was too many, but the high cooking standards of my foodie potlucking friends have led me from barely able to make pasta to loving to cook.
This week's recipe was Cranberry Upside-Down Cake from Martha Stewart. It's a delicious mixture of tart and sweet, though mine went a bit haywire. The recipe made too much batter, overflowed my cake pan, and then stuck to the sides, so when I up-ended it over a serving plate, the middle came out first, followed lazily by the sides. I billed it as "Cranberry Ugly Cake", and every crumb was consumed. If you're going to tackle it, use more cranberries than called for -- they don't produce a full layer.Labels: Recipe of the Week
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Saturday, August 2, 2008
 Silver blossoms, handcrafted in Thailand using traditional silver-smithing techniques by the Karen Hill Tribe, tiny lime green turquoise rounds on meticulously hand-wrapped ballpins, and jet black Celestial Crystal teardrops. 2.25 inches from the top of the earwire to the bottom of the teardrop. Visit Jellybug Artworks for more pictures and a chance to own this item! Labels: Art, Jewelry
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