Pendant

Projects are already starting to come into the flickr group for the Candy Corn Contest. Here is my latest, a candy corn pendant. I wore it to the store yesterday and some ladies at the sample counter complimented me on it. I felt I had to explain that it was candy corn. And they replied, "Oh, I know!"

Yesterday I got the stomach bug that my boys had this weekend. Yuck. I think I feel better. Just extremely weak.

Comments

Karyn said…
OH. MY. GOODNESS!

LOVE it!
8:31 AM EDT
Bonus Mom said…
How festive!
8:52 AM EDT
Anonymous said…
at least you look cute. ;)
feel better!
9:26 AM EDT
Stacey said…
I read about your contest. I am gonna have to go check out the photos!
I love that pendant..you are so brilliant!

Hope you feel better!
9:27 AM EDT
Anonymous said…
Feel better soon!
10:30 AM EDT
Amanda Jean said…
that is stinkin' cute! I hope you are feeling better soon.
10:35 AM EDT
Erica said…
Very cute! I love reading your blog and seeing your projects. Hopefully I'll had time this fall to try some of them;-)
11:14 AM EDT
The DO said…
Oh my gosh that's cute! And totally candy corn, no explanation needed! And, of course, how cute was that pillow and bag! What cute ways to bring the season into your life:)
11:19 AM EDT
Kate said…
It is fabulous - hope you feel better now.
7:04 PM EDT
Cindy Is Crafty said…
Great pendant, Lera. Did you make one for Spenser?
8:00 PM EDT
Little Munchkins said…
Oh how cute!
8:46 PM EDT
Diane said…
See? Candy corn is just what the doctor ordered. I do hope that you're feeling better asap.
12:58 AM EDT
CJ said…
That is adorable! I think Candy Corn combats the stomach bug. You must be low on your quota.
1:52 AM EDT
CJ said…
How did you make that??
1:52 AM EDT
Brenda said…
Love that pendant. Hope you feel better. You still inspire me.
8:24 AM EDT
lisa said…
Cute! And I don't even like candy corn. I know, I know . . .
2:53 PM EDT
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