Welcome to Rain's Thursday Art and Dinner Date. For the Moon Phases theme this week I found this Kids video demonstrating the phases of the moon. If I knew this I had forgotten!
Here are my Moon Phases pieces:
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| Waning Crescent |
And sharing this Impossible Pie I made with a recipe shared by Denise. It only has 4 ingredients. It tasted like a sponge cake, pretty good and so easy! I didn't use a blender. After I tested it with a knife the pie fell but that was ok.
4 eggs
1/2c flour
3/4 c sugar
2 c milk
Mix all ingredients together and pour into a pie dish lined with parchment paper.
Bake at 350F for 45 minutes. Test doneness with a toothpick.
I just finished watching "From". The moon painting is fitting for that tv series
ReplyDeleteNow that I see yours I could´ve joined. My Dad (and Ingo), my Brother and I watched the stars... hm, too late. Well, but the moon was not so interesting anyways. Yet! I even have a 3D-book (unfinished) from Brian May (Queen) of it.
ReplyDeleteOnly 4 ingredients! Sadly I don´t like and Ingo is not allowed sweets...
Such a fun pie recipe! Moon Phases pieces looks great!
ReplyDeleteLovely moon painting and the pie looks good! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteLove he moon theme! I had heard of the recipe, but didn't know what was in it.
ReplyDeleteLove the art! Interesting about he pie. Looks good!
ReplyDeleteWonderful art! The pie looks great too!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a simple recipe! It's worth trying just to see what it tastes like.
ReplyDeleteLovely moons Christine.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thursday.
Much💖love
pretty paintings.....
ReplyDeletelove pie.... yummy
I keep trying to relearn those phases of the moon but it's not sticking. It would be nice to have a pocket card similar to what you've made for reference. Love them both, and the pie looks like I might want to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteSo delicious.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed the art work, Christine, and will have to try that cake in the future.
ReplyDeleteOh very good art
ReplyDeleteGreat recipe
Wonderful art, Christine and wow that pie looks amazing. Have a nice day
ReplyDeleteI like the moon phases and the dessert looks good. Plus you can't beat easy:)
ReplyDeleteSuch a simple recipe...I like it! The moon phases cards are wonderful, Christine!
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I love your illustration of the moons. I love you to the moon and beyond. Say that to my grand kids often.
ReplyDeleteAgain, I praises you for your faithfulness in your art work.
Lovely moon art and the pie does look good.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Great art today Christine. This pie looks really interesting and yummy too.
ReplyDeleteBella pintura te mando un beso. Rica receta te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the astronomy class!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post
ReplyDeleteSo you took the "phases" part of the prompt seriously :) And you even studied up on it ... I am ever so impressed. I took the easy way out and used photos of the moon, mostly over our lake and in the full moon phase. My parents and I used to sit on our deck and study the stars and the moon and phases were always a part of that conversation, but that has been so many years ago, I barely remembered any of it until I saw your awesome chart. Relearning is always good for the brain, right? Love this post ... the pie? Not so sure ... but willing to try.
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From the Sol
I did think about these moon phases and learned something Andrea
DeleteWonderful ATC moon creation ~ pie sounds yummy ~ Xo
ReplyDeleteWishing you good health, laughter, and love,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Your moon phases art is super, Christine. I used to have lots of fun with my school kids learning the phases of the moon. We used do do drawings similar to your painting, but much bigger. I admire your ability to do so much in a little space. Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteyour moon phases can be put to good use when going out to watch it! :)
ReplyDeleteSorry to be so late visiting. Friday was not a good day in my world. I'm not whining, just explaining that my GOOD hand hurt, as did the rest of my body, in part to my inability to breathe due to the winds from the wild fires in Canada and in part from overworking at my friend Sally's house last Thursday when I brought in 200 lbs of cat litter she had ordered from Amazon. Then today I can barely sit because of a muscle I pulled in my back from carrying in the litter.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your moon phases. They are fabulous. And that Impossible Pie sounds great, too.