Making Jelly Can Take All Day by grammyn

Making Jelly Can Take All Day

First you pick the berries. These are beauty berries(see https://365project.org/grammyn/365/2023-09-01 )
Then you clean the berries (there was probably a million of them!)
Then you crush and boil the berries
Then you strain the berries in cheesecloth
Then you finally get to the jelly making part (which after all the preparation takes very little time at all)
Finally you get to EAT the jelly.
Yes it is good and tastes a little like grape jelly
You’ve been productive in the past 6 hours. What a great composition. Shame I am not close enough to sample it.
November 2nd, 2023  
A lovely colour. Hope you enjoyed your time jammin'
November 2nd, 2023  
Lovely composition. It seems so much work, especially for washing and sorting the tiny berries. The result looks yummy though!
November 2nd, 2023  
You got it done. How pretty. Glad it tastes good. A lovely story photo and still life.
November 3rd, 2023  
Well done and yes a lot goes into making jelly enjoy
November 3rd, 2023  
Great still life. Whew! A lot of work!
Just a note— the close of your parentheses is interfering with your link to the other picture. You need a space between the URL and that.
November 3rd, 2023  
@mcsiegle thanks Mary I’ll fix it
November 3rd, 2023  
I love how you set this still life up. Nice capture.
November 3rd, 2023  
Fascinating! Beautiful colors, looks yummy.
November 3rd, 2023  
Great focus!
November 3rd, 2023  
oh wow great job
November 3rd, 2023  
I would love to lick that spatula! Fabulous still life and capture.
November 3rd, 2023  
Fabulous photo! Good on you!
November 3rd, 2023  
Lovely
November 3rd, 2023  
Nice still life!
November 3rd, 2023  
Fabulous image. Fav.
November 3rd, 2023  
Which is why I buy it at the Farmer's Market. hehe Love the "process shot"!
November 3rd, 2023  
@wakelys Thank you Sue. It was soooo much work! I wish you were too I would gladly share
@30pics4jackiesdiamond LOL thanks It was more work than I wanted it to be
@corinnec how nice of you to say Corinne It was a lot of work but I haven't ever seen it in stores artoiund here so that makes it more worthwhile. On Etsy a jar was about $21.00 to buy and ship
@randystreat Let me tell you it was way more work than I wanted it to be! So glad you like it Kathy
@Dawn so glad you like it. Generally I don't mind making my own but this was a lot of work
@mcsiegle so glad you like the photo Mary and thanks again for the tip
@shutterbug49 I am so glad you like it Debbie At first I didn't put the spatula in it but l thinkl it needed that little extra
@eahopp That mneans a lot to me Beth and it is very good
@kwind oh, thanks Kim So nice of you to say
@koalagardens Thank you so much Katrina
@ludwigsdiana I would love to let you Diana thanks bunches
@kjarn I really appreciate that Kathy
@joansmor Thanks for always taking the time Joan
@darchibald I am so glad you think so Dave
@sangwann Wow that is so nice of you Dione thank you
@olivetreeann I have never seen this anywhere before but apparently it is available. l will have to look and see if it is in the store here Thank you so much Ann
November 3rd, 2023  
@grammyn sure sounds like it rather you though
November 3rd, 2023  
@Dawn i’m not sure I’ll ever try it again that’s for sure
November 3rd, 2023  
Fabulous still
November 4th, 2023  
@rensala honored you think so Renee
November 4th, 2023  
the composition is so nice on this. Love the color. What type of berries are those? Some type of currents?
November 5th, 2023  
@myhrhelper I’m so glad you like it Kathy that means a lot to me. These are called beauty berries. And if you go to the link in the narrative, you can see what they look like growing.
November 5th, 2023  
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