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Red Coral and Pearls |
I love to make crocheted necklaces and I love pearls. I have had some marigold yellow pearls for well over a year and I have never been able to figure out what to do with them. Since bold and bright colors are popular this summer, I thought that this would be the time to do something with these pearls. Saturday I finally got the inspiration to combine them with red coral and brown artistic to create this necklace. The inspiration came on the water!
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Mid Atlantic Regional Sunfish Race |
Saturday, my husband and I watched the Mid Atlantic Regional Sunfish Race which was held off Lewes Beach Delaware. We positioned our boat in front of a bouy and waited for the boats to make the turn. The wind was good and 5 races were held. Most of the sails were white so I was drawn to this yellow and red sail. I thought that the colors would really jump out. I made the decision then that this was the time to combine my marigold yellow pearls with the gorgeous red coral beads that I had just purchased.
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My Bead Stash |
My decision to mix these two bold colors was reinforced with my dinner. We had yellow squash. As I stared at the squash, I thought of those pearls once again. I took this as a sign to make this necklace now. I believe that there is a kind of a zen to making jewelry as with most artistic endeavors. Finally my ingredients for a necklace and the inspiration for it came together. A new way to serve squash in our house was discovered. The fresh out of the garden squashed was sliced in half lengthwise . The squash was grilled with teriyaki sauce brushed on the open center. This was a winning combination of flavors. I recommend this recipe for an easy and quick side dish that is perfect for this time of year when gardens are filled with squash.
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Squash Recipe |
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