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We are excited to let you know about our new line of damask kitchen decor which includes cooking aprons, oven mitts and pot holders, and decorative hand towels. They are all made of 100% cotton and are of high quality and machine washable.apron-front-marigold

 

Damask Printed Apron are great aprons for ladies and men. Perfect for cooking, baking, grilling, and serving. They have two side pockets and an adjustable neck strap which helps you have a good comfortable fit. These pretty aprons are perfect for your kitchen but can be used as cooks and chef aprons as well. A classic Damask design that comes in an abundance of colors perfect for holidays, parties, and to liven up your kitchen or restaurant.

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These kitchen tea towels will stand out in your kitchen with bold colors and a pretty floral design. These decorative hand towels are ideal for a bathroom or guest rooms as well as adding color and flair to your events, pool parties, and barbecues. A great option for a housewarming as a gift to welcome someone into their new home.

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Not only are they pretty flower oven mitts and pot holders, these are the best oven mitts and pot holders you can find. Excellent quality and heavy duty these cute oven mitts will make your cooking and baking so much more enjoyable. With over eleven colors, choose one that will enhance your kitchen decor or make your holiday more delightful.

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If you just love all of them or want to give a thoughtful gift as a welcoming present or for a new bride you may want to try a kitchen gift set which includes all of these wonderful products.

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The weather out there is getting Brr Brr cold and if the winter season is anything  like last year that means freezing temps and lots and lots of snow.

What gets everyone excited about this time of year is the Holiday season. It brings family and friends together for merrymaking and fun.

You may want to liven up your decor a bit. To brighten things up you may want to try one of our Holly Vine Christmas Tablecloths. This white or red Christmas tablecloth has Holly leaves all over the border and comes in rectangle, round, or as a table topper.

Holly Vine Christmas Tablecloth

Another lovely item is the Winter Garden Cardinal bird placemats. Its design is a perfect cheer me up as you imagine the Cardinal hopping around and chirping merrily! Also available as a table runner. We also have Chickadee bird placemats and table runners-a beautiful option as well.

Winter Garden Cardinal bird placemats

So let’s do our best to liven things up and spread cheer this wonderful Holiday season! Stay Warm!

 

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The colder parts of America can be challenging in the winter. There are months that are snowy, windy and brutally cold. Feelings about winter are divided. Some people embrace the winter. They love the serenity, the peace and quiet that comes along with winter. The comfort of being indoors is an opportunity to develop close relationships with the people around us. Relax indoors with some hot soup and tea by spreading out a lace tablecloth (or any white tablecloth) that is snow white for a nice winter effect.

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Some people like to brighten things up. They see winter as dark and dreary and love to bring some color indoors. Calming colors such as blue and green are great mood enhancers. A place mat or a table topper in such a color will certainly brighten up those days!

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Here are some interesting Fun Facts for Winter:

A single snowstorm can drop 39 million tons of snow, carrying the energy equivalent to 120 atom bombs!

Snow comes in a variety of colors, yellow, orange, green and even purple. Actually, it’s colorless but it can contain dust or algae that give it different colors. Orange snow fell over Siberia in 2007 and pink snow (watermelon snow) covered Krasnodar (Russia) in 2010. Watermelon snow is common in mountains and has a sweet smell and taste.

Pink snow, watermelon snow, may be pretty and sweet smelling, but it frequently contains nasty algae that will make you sick. Source: Wikipedia

It was believed that Eskimos had dozens of words for snow. However, some linguists showed that they have the same number of root words as English. Then other linguists showed that they really did seem to have more words. Now there is a hot debate about snowy words.

The Inuit/Eskimos should get together with snowboarders. Skiers are always using different words, such as “pow pow,” “mashed potatoes,” “champagne snow (powder),” “cauliflower,” “sticky snow,” “dust on crust” to describe the snow.

According to Guinness World Records, the largest snowflakes on record were 15 inches (38 cm) in diameter and 8 inches thick. They fell on Fort Keogh, in eastern Montana on 28 January 1887. Nearby ranchers described the flakes as “larger than mild pans” and measured them; “8 inches thick”.

Let us know what you think-do you enjoy the winter or just can’t wait for spring?

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