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PISCES
This week's scenario is highlighted by your realization that there is more than one way to skin a cat. Let
the spotlight fall on someone else for a change. Take the time you need to look your best. An unexpected
visitor or caller could upset your schedule. If you keep your attitude flexible, you'll be able to handle the
change. In general, no one has a stronger will than you. Uncertainty is not something you handle very
well. You may need to play mediator. You will be required to stand between two opposing sides and not
join either one. This is not about indifference, it's about being a powerful peacemaker. The key is to let
both parties speak freely before you enter the fray.
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CRAFTING - Make a Corn Wheel
Lammas is the time of the first harvest, and grains, especially corn, are abundant. The eight ears of corn
on this wreath represent the eight sabbats. The shucks look like the rays of the sun, a very fitting symbol
of the season.
You will need:
a round wire or other hoop on which to build the wreath
8 ears of corn of equal length -- dried or fresh
cardboard
a short piece of ribbon or twine (for hanger)
glue
florists wire (optional)
Fashion a round hoop wide enough to accommodate the length of two ears of corn.
Using ribbon or twine, form a loop to serve as a hanger. Tie or glue this securely to the hoop.
Position the eight ears of corn inside the circle, paying close attention to the illustration. Be sure to keep
the hanger/ribbon positioned at the top of the wreath.
Tie or wrap the corn shucks around the hoop. (They can be held in place with florists wire, if need be.)
Use stray ends of the shucks to cover the hoop completely. (If using dried corn, the shucks should have
been soaked in water before starting.) Use florists wire to keep the shucks in place.
Cut a small, round piece of cardboard. Lay the wreath on the table and position the cardboard circle in
the middle of the hoop. Using a glue gun or some other fast drying glue, adhere the tips of the ears to the
cardboard circle on the BACK SIDE of the wreath, being careful that the cardboard is not obvious from
the front. You may want to cut out the middle of the cardboard circle so it can not easily be seen from the
front.
Allow the glue to dry and hang.
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RECIPE - Crab Rangoon
1 quart oil for deep frying
1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, softened
2 (6 ounce) cans crabmeat, drained and flaked
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
1/4 teaspoon paprika
2 tablespoons water chestnuts, drained and chopped
1 (14 ounce) package wonton wrappers
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