Sunday, December 23, 2007

Chocolate Carmel Turtle Candies

Here is a very easy recipe for carmel pecan chocolate turtles. Great for gift giving anytime of the year.

Carmel Turtles
Ingredients:
1 1/3 cups pecan halves 18 squares caramel candies, individually wrapped 1/2 cup semisweet chocolate chips or chopped chocolate
Preheat oven to 350° F. Slice or break pecan halves lengthwise to make slivers for the four feet, head, and tail. For each turtle, arrange 6 nut pieces in a star formation
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on a foil-lined cookie sheet. Unwrap on caramel square and cut it in half. Set one half on top of the cluster of nut pieces. Without disturbing the arrangement, place the tray of turtles in the oven for about 3 to 4 minutes, watching carefully so the nuts don't burn. The caramels will melt onto the nuts, creating the turtle's shell. Remove the tray from the oven and set a few chocolate chips on top of each caramel. Return to the oven for a few seconds to melt the chocolate. You can spread out the melted chocolate with the back of a spoon if you wish. Remove the foil with the candies on it from the baking sheet and allow the turtles to cool completely.

Makes 36 turtles.

I LOVE turtles. For gifts, turtles can be individually wrapped in plastic wrap and tied with ribbon or stored in single layers between waxed paper in a decorative tin or box. Write on your label: Caramel Turtles. Store in a cool, dry place.

Wednesday, December 12, 2007

My Kitty Kat


Here is a pic. of my Kitty Kat named Angel, she follows me everywhere and always has to know what I am doing when I go from room to room. She is 3 yrs. old and keeps me lots of company when I am working.

One Of My Purses.......................


Here is one of my purses, I have sold over 30 of these favorites in colors of Cranberry Red, Sky Blue, True Black, Wheat, Charcoal, Denim Blue, Olive Green, Grass Green, etc.

Another Fringed Scarf...................


This one reminds of coffee and cream, yum!

Cowl made into a capelet......................


This cowl can be made into a capelet, what a nice way to keep your shoulders cozy and warm.

Very, very busy................


I have been very, very busy lately. Here are a couple more of my newest creations. The cowl sold right away and I am in the process of making more.

Wednesday, December 5, 2007

More Fringe Scarves


Sales Went Very Well Saturday

My sales went very well on Saturday for the Holiday Gift Showing I did, I sold almost everything. The items you see posted here sold. It was fun returning home, it was snowing for about 2 hrs. and the freeway was wet but the snow stuck to all the trees and it looked like a winter wonderland, it was so beautiful.