Printing on melamine dinnerware is a great idea for a personal gift. It is also a fun way to preserve children's artwork or immortalize a special photo or custom art piece. For business minded people it can be a great seller item or a way to advertise with your companies logo. The process is an interesting vehicle for many uses. ...read more
Dishware comes in two general categories. Pottery, often called earthenware or stoneware, comes from a coarser grade of clay and fired at a lower temperature. Porcelain, also called china or bone china, comes from a better grade of clay and other materials. It is fired at a higher temperature. Pottery is softer and may show stains or scratches. Porcelain is more durable and is the best grade of dishware. ...read more
When you eat your daily dinners with your family daily, the thought of setting your table may not come to mind. However, at those special dinners such as Thanksgiving, you may want to have your table to have a formal look and this is when setting your tableware becomes an issue. ...read more
Going modern and vintage with your furniture takes some well thought out planning. The designs of both modern and vintage can unite and look presentable in your guest room or living area. Designing with these two totally different styles will broaden your furniture taste. ...read more
The kitchen is a place where people go to cook, socialize and have fun. In some homes, it is the center of activity where family members interact with others when they come to grab a snack or prepare a meal. To make the kitchen a more functional and comfortable place, kitchenware is often integrated into and included in its design. ...read more
Choosing the right gift can make the giver feel good about their selections. With a little thought the perfect present can be found when choosing household ideas for men's gifts. The items can be specific devices such as an easy to operate remote or accessorized items such as coffee mugs or an addition for the den. Think of hobbies and personal tastes when shopping for gift items. An individualized personal gift is always appreciated. ...read more
Lots of household items can be repurposed into musical instruments. Kids love to make noise, and letting them do that while encouraging a love of music is not only beneficial, but fun. Think outside the box and repurpose items to create a homemade band. ...read more
Shaker kitchen cabinets are a great choice for kitchen decor. These type of cabinets are widely touted for being durable as well as aesthetically appealing. Installation of shaker cabinets is quite expensive, but a person with a decent amount of woodworking skills can build a set and save a considerable amount of money. ...read more
Rust can build up on almost anything, from silverware to bathroom fixtures to carpet. Harsh chemicals are not environmentally friendly and can be expensive. There are many household remedies that can remove rust without the use of chemicals. Many of these items are already stocked in most households. ...read more
Rattan furniture is popular for its interesting looks and high durability. Because rattan is so strong, it does not need to be fussed with most of the time. By keeping a few tips in mind, your rattan furniture will look good for years to come. ...read more
Vinyl shower curtains are inexpensive and thus, easy to replace. But why replace the shower curtain and add to the landfill waste when it's simple and easy to clean with a few household materials you might already have on hand? ...read more
Once upon a time, stoneware crockery could be purchased just about anywhere. As the stoneware fell out of favor, finding pieces became increasingly difficult for collectors. Fortunately, there are plenty of places to look for all sorts of antique stoneware crockery that is ideal for adding to your collection. ...read more
Contemporary furniture has become a favorite of many homeowners and interior decorators. It is expected that contemporary furniture will exude both class and simplicity. The types of contemporary furniture found in most stores will have a uniqueness that other furniture styles do not have. ...read more
Painting the doors on your kitchen furniture, such as a cabinet, pantry or island, is a quick, inexpensive way to lend a new look to your kitchen. It is an easy and simple project that can be done in an afternoon. Preparation is the most important step in the painting process. ...read more
Everyone knows someone that loves to cook or spend time in their kitchen. With the holidays coming up, kitchenware gifts are a great idea for those in your life that love to prepare delicious meals for their friends and family. ...read more
By Tia Hofman August 25, 2010
I enjoyed checking it out!!! hugs to you, Rosalie!!! ...read more
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Looking for Tupperware in Tacoma? You need to call "My Tupper Lady"! Thank you so much for joining our network, we look forward to hearing more from you! Matthew Wagner http://stemulitefitnessformula.com 541-997-6100 ...read more
We've just published a new edition of our newsletter! You can check it out on our website and get the latest information from My Tupper Lady. Let us know what you think! Read It Now Here ...read more
By My Tupper Lady October 07, 2012
I've been doing a lot of thinking over the last few days--evaluating what I've been doing for my business over the last few months since the surgery.... realized I've been focused only on parties and sales. That only works just so long and then it becomes oddly unsatisfying. Why? because it is purely self-serving. Tupperware isn't that kind of business--and I'm not that kind of person! So, it's time for a new focus: sharing this opportunity! What are you looking for? What do you see as the number one need for your family, or for yourself? These are questions I was struggling to answer when Tupperware as a business opportunity found me. Here's the short version of my story from my webpage: ******When I started my Tupperware career in 1983, I was a very hard working "stay at home" Mom of 4 children. Gardening meant a vegetable garden that fed us year 'round--no time for pretty flowers! My baby was just 9 months old (the only girl); I knew we needed more, but I wasnotgoing to work out of the home again!I met an outstanding Tupperware Consultant at my girlfriend's party. She said she thought I'd be a good consultant! My sons thought it would be OK, so I decided to try it...I LIKED IT! In just a few months (4, actually), I was providing more for my family in less time and with less work than with anything else I'd ever tried!I also had earned enough to pay for us to visit family that Christmas! A lot has happened in my life and the lives of my children in those years [28 1/2 now], but through it all, I was able to continue my career without worry. ... The best part (in my opinion) is the friends I have made! Even my children made friends! Tupperware has been the Perfect Fit for me. It may be the Perfect Fit for you, too! What have you got to loose? ****** Does something in my story connect with you? Even if my story doesn't match yours, I hope it gives you an idea of how Tupperware as your home-based business could be of benefit to your finanacial situation, offer you a fulfilment you've been desiring, or just be an outlet for some fun! I love to share information about Tupperware as a business and how it may be of benefit to your situation! You can call me anytime to ask questions, email me, or come to our monthly Guest Event! All non-threatening, non-pushing; designed to give you answers and let you make up your own mind. I'm looking forward to hearing from you soon! Rosalie McKinneyTupperware Representative/Consultant253-759-1789mytupperlady@my.tupperware.comwww.my.tupperware.com/mytupperladyhttp://order.tupperware.com/pls/htprod_www/tup_opportunity.the_cost?fv_item_category_code=65000 ...read more
By My Tupper Lady February 26, 2012
February is Heart Health Month. Yes, I know I’ve paraphrased, but I like putting the focus on the positive rather than the negative: health, something we all want and are at least willing work toward; versus disease, an ethereal term that excites fear and visions of death that we want to run from. I’ve found that if I take things one step at a time, on my own schedule, I am more likely to accomplish my goal. I’ve seen this same trait throughout my life in my friends, my Tupperware customers, and many other people I’ve met along the way. I’ve learned to present information in a non-frightening and non-overwhelming way so that the project, or goal at hand is more likely to be at least started. One of the many reasons I enjoy being associated with Tupperware is that they also present information from a positive viewpoint. You will see that in this month’s sales promotions—eating healthier can be easy and economical. Check out these Great Offers, and a really good, heart healthy 30 minute meal recipe for the Tupperwave Stack Cooking System. (Can you imagine preparing a meal for four and sitting down to eat it, together, in less than an hour?) Top Layer: Cranberry Spiced Pears 2/3 cup cranberry juice cocktail 2 Tb grenadine syrup (optional) 1 x 2 in. piece stick cinnamon, broken 4 small pear peeled, halved and cored, or 16 oz can pear halves, drained Combine cranberry juice cocktail, grenadine syrup, and cinnamon. Place pears, cut side down, in sauce. Spoon sauce over each pear. Middle Layer: Turkey Loaves 1 beaten egg 1 cup soft bread crumbs (1 slice) ½ cup chopped green pepper ¼ cup milk 1 tsp. poultry seasoning or sage ¼ tsp. garlic salt 1 lb. ground raw turkey ¼ cup bottled BBQ sauce Combine egg, bread crumbs, onion, green pepper, milk, poultry seasoning, and garlic salt; add turkey and mix well. Shape mixture into 4 loaves. Arrange loaves around edge of the casserole Bottom Layer: Curly Pasta with Spicy Red Sauce 4 oz spiral pasta (1-1/2 cups) 1 x 7-1/2 oz can tomatoes, cut up ¾ cup chicken broth 1 clove garlic, minced 1 Tb dried parsley flakes ½ tsp. dried basil, crushed 1/8 tsp pepper and a dash of crushed red pepper Combine all ingredients Stack all three casserole containers and place into the microwave. Cook uncovered on 100% power (high) for 25 to 30 minutes Stir pasta before serving and spoon sauce over the pears one more time. Serves 4 Remember, my Merchant Circle Neighbors receive a special discount!Your Tupperlady, RosalieJ mytupperlady@my.tupperware.com www.my.tupperware.com/mytupperlady Please share this with everyone you know. ...read more
By My Tupper Lady February 12, 2012