These are crystal tree ornaments for our Christmas Craft sale in November.
They are octagon chandelier crystals connected with brass wires and measure about 3 inches. I have added some gold organza ribbon hangers to make them easier to hang on the tree.
They will make any tree sparkle and shine during the Christmas season.
I made sixteen which I will donate to raise funds for mission work.
This was lunch today featuring fresh garden tomatoes from my Mom's garden.
I toasted two slices of multi-grain bread.
I then added some old cheddar cheese and melted it under the broiler.
I sliced a nice fresh tomato which I layered onto the slices and seasoned them with salt, pepper and a bit of greek seasoning.
The sandwich was placed on a blue glass plate which is Luminarc France - Avon Royal Sapphire glass.
I had cup of Masala Chai tea in a nice yellow mug which coordinated with the charger plate.
I finished this book Maeve Binchy - Scarlet Feather this week. My aunt passed it onto me recently and it was an excellent read.
I will have to check out some of the other titles by this author. She passed away in 2012 at the age of 71 and she had written 37 titles I believe.
Tea tonight was decaf Earl Grey with a few chocolate cookies.
The tea cup is Countryside in blue by Wedgewood. The saucer for the teacup was not included when I purchased the plates from the thrift store so I substituted a plate white saucer. The white tea pot by Stokes is just right for evening tea.
I'm working on a macro photo for a challenge on Flickr. We have to take a photo of an object on a mirror. I've not done that before so I'm taking some practice to get a great shot.
Here's is a teardrop crystal from a chandelier on a mirror. We cannot include the edges of the mirror. I will have to search the web for samples.
Sharing with Carol at Art and Sea for Share Your Cup #112.
Love the crystal ornaments for Christmas! They will definitely bring a sparkle! The tomato sandwich is always a good summertime choise
ReplyDeleteOh YES to the tomatoes ! :) I have some garden ones and it's tomatoes with eggs in the morning and on a sandwich later, etc. Just love them.
ReplyDeleteI've read Maeve Binchy in the past ...she was always a nice read, yes.