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Christmas is becoming increasingly interesting each year with amazing novelties flooding the markets. Here is a comprehensive list of some really good Christmas novelties you can buy this year for yourself or as a gift for someone.
Novelties – Toys
Stuffed toys: Stuffed Santa, Reindeers, elves, Christmas tree, Snowflakes, the Nativity, Baby Jesus are some common toys specific to Christmas
Nativity set: The nativity set are available in wood, plastic, porcelain as toys as well as display items.
Snowman toys: Snowman is loved by kids. We have a bendable snow man, stuffed snowman, snowman bubbles, Snowman shaped kaleidoscope and inflatable snowman to name some few which are a craze during Christmas.
Hats: Christmas tree shaped hat, Antler hat, Santa’s hat, Snowman hat, etc
Novelties – Decoration Items
Tree ornaments: This is probably the most sorted after Christmas novelty of all. There are umpteen things that can be included in this list like: Wooden decoration items, glass ornaments, personalized tree ornaments, etc.
Cake ornaments: To give your Christmas cake a twist, you can add edible decoration items over your iced caked! How cool would that be? You can place a baby Jesus or Santa on his sledge with his reindeers or couple of gift wrapped cubes along with Santa’s elves or even a mini Christmas tree with its own tiny ornamentations!
Picks: This year try the new Santa picks, Christmas tree picks, Christmas light bulb picks, double bell flat picks, Snowman face picks and so much more!
Return gifts: You might want to give return gifts at Churches or for your customers. You can go in for 3D ceramic dolls which are attractive and fit your budget. Eg: Santa Claus with the gift sack, a decorated Christmas tree, the Nativity scene, Pinecone, Snowflakes.
Fiber optic ornamentations: Fiber optic flowers and Christmas trees are new age Christmas novelties. They are trendy and give you an edge.
Novelty Songs
Novelty songs are comic songs. They are usually spoofs or a parody. The all time favorite novelty songs for Christmas are:
1. “All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth” written by Donald Yetter Gardner (1944) and first performed by Spike Jones and his City Slickers (1948).
2. “Green Christmas” by Stan Freberg
3. “I Saw Daddy Kissing Santa Claus,” by Kip Addotta
4. “I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus” by Thomas P. Connor
5. “The Chipmunk Song” (Christmas don’t be late). Alvin and The Chipmunks
6. “Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer” by Elmo & Patsy (1979).
7. “Christmas Carol” by Tom Lehrer
8. “Jingle Bells” by The Singing Dogs
9. “Rusty Chevrolet” by Da Yoopers (1987), a parody of Jingle Bells.
10. “I Yust Go Nuts At Christmas” by Yogi Yorgesson
Crack yourself up this season with some of the timeless Christmas novelty songs and hot novelties and find the joy of sharing it with your families and loved ones.
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Back-to-school time usually means tons of cheap, bright modern designs from big box stores. Case in point, these lacquered wood stackable chairs from Target are just $70 for the pair.
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WaterColor and Heat Emboss Cards with Amanda
Sunday, August 1st 11:00-3:00 $15
I just love these beautiful flower stamps! They have an abstract charm that just called to be covered in bling! This is a fantastic class to take if you have ever wanted to learn how to color in your stamped images with ease! Are you a beginner at stamping or heat embossing? Come and practice during this class! We will be focusing on watercloring with Tombow Markers and a waterbrush, as well as using several techniques to apply embossing powders! This class is suitable for crafters of any level, see you there!
Supplies: Basic Tool Kit, Waterbrush
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Touch of Tole Cards with Amanda
Saturday, August 14th 12-3 pm $20
This paper is pure inspiration to me! Upon the very site of these new papers from Webster’s Pages, I knew they wanted to be cut and layered! Join Amanda for the afternoon and create these three decadent cards which are just perfect for any anniversary, wedding or other very special occasion. We will be practising our patience and detail cutting to achieve this fabulous 3-d paper effect! Dust off your exacto blade and details scissors… this class is not for the faint of heart! See you there! Hand-crafted envelopes included!
Supplies: Basic Tool Kit, exacto blade or detail scissors, self healing mat, fine tipped glue pen if you have one.
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97% Complete Paper Bag Mini Book with Amanda
Sunday, August 15th 12-3pm $20
If you have ever taken the time to read the 7 Gypsies 97% Complete stickers, you would find they are full of ‘real life’ sayings and never dissappoint in the humour department! With more than 25 style in the store, there are lots to choose from! Sign up for this fun spin on the paper bag album and you can choose the stickers that you like or use the same set you see on the sample book! If you choose your own set of stickers, co-ordinating papers will be chosen to match your set perfectly! This little book packs a punch with room for more that 20 photos and is bound with the Bind It All!
Supplies: Basic Tool Kit, edge distressing tool
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‘La Dolce Vita’ Flower Cards with Sue
Saturday, August 21st 12-3pm $20
A touch of the sweet life! These beautiful cards combine lovely whimsical handstitched details, a soft color palette and gorgeous hand made flowers! If you have been following the trends this summer, you know that handmade flowers are all the rage! Come learn how it’s done! Scallops, ribbon and soft inking make these cards stunning, sign up today!
Supplies: Basic Tool Kit
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Pet Themed Envelope Mini Book with Amanda
Sunday, August 22nd 12-3pm $25
We have all had a pet or animal that has changed our lives, this is the perfect little book to showcase that special friend! This sweet little album, full of bright and cheerful colors, uses chipboard embellishments and papers from the new Basic Grey line called Max & Whiskers. When you sign up for this class, you will have a chance to personalize it with your choice of pet themed chip accent for the front cover! First come, first pick! See you there! This sample is not quite finished, check back soon for completed sample photo.
Supplies: Basic Tool Kit
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Step Cards with Sue
Wednesday, August 25th 12-3pm $20
Fun and bright colors will bring the sunshine inside with these fun ’step’ cards! Stamp, color, cut, fold and layer to achieve these fun 3-d designs. In this class, Sue will walk you through cuttlebugging with spellbinders, border punches and flower punches. This fun ’step’ technique will add a new and fun way to express your special wishes!
Supplies: Basic Tool Kit
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‘Life’s Portrait’ Mini Grunge Book with Amanda
Saturday, August 28th 12-4pm $35
Come and take a walk on the wild side with Amanda! Amanda’s wild side, that is! If you feel like crafting outside your normal tidy box, this is the class for you! Along with the fabulous new line ’Life’s Portrait’ from Webster’s Pages, we will be playing with paint techniques, distressing, inking and anything else we can throw at this little book to give it a very vintage distressed look! Come play with Amanda as she explores crafting with corrugated cardboard, plastic, crepe, ribbons and much more! You won’t want to miss this one!
Supplies: Basic Tool Kit, edge distressing tool
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Take Ten: Summer Edition with Amanda
Sunday, August 29th 12-3 pm $25
With so much going on during the summer, we could all use a little help filling our card box! Take advantage of this little gem of a class, where we will be coloring in these heat embossed summer images to complete ten cards! These fun summer designs offer something for all your card giving needs, from children to men, we’ve got it covered! We will be offering a take ten class for each season of the year, be sure catch this one, it’s our first!!
Supplies: Basic Tool Kit, coloring medium of choice (I watercolored!)
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My cousin Joe Ricciardi, has been in the nautica/antique business for as long as I can remember. I remember as a kid being just as fascinated as I am now of his store SeaFarer, which is right outside of Atlantic City, NJ on Route 9, Oceanville, New Jersey 08231
(609) 652-9491
“A unique blend of nautical décor and antiques, furniture & gifts”
Beautiful selection of pond boat models (over 20 in stock). Examples: J. Yacht Columbia $199 , CatBoat $110, Bermuda Sloop $129.
I have one of these in my bathroom
We ship most items worldwide.
To place an order, or request more information on products, please contact us!
Ships wheels, great decor, made of teakwood with brass hub. 24″ dia $69.95, 30″ dia $89.95, 36″ dia $110.
I want one of these, but Mike said I had to get rid of my metal fish sculpture. He’s limiting me on my metal.
Authentic nautical furniture made from old ships hatch covers, portholes, and more. Items crafted by Joe Ricciardi, owner of SeaFarer Ltd.
Have a family room or den? How about adding a nautical bar? Pictured is a bar made from an authentic old hatch cover. Handcrafted by the owner Joe Ricciardi. Custom orders are also welcome.
This is not a paid advertisement, but for a low fee I can come to your store and do a photo shoot like this I will put it on PhillyChitChat for 6 months to a year. It’s one of the ways I will be doing advertisements in the future.
We abuse our mouths mercilessly. We care for the skin around our eyes, exfoliate our noses, but we overlook the one feature on our face that is constantly in motion. Not only have we subjected our poor lips to the blazing summer sun, but we also torture them every day while drinking, eating, smoking and talking.
Some of us even unwittingly bite or pull our lips with our fingers when we are stressed out or while we’re thinking about something. The result? A rough and flaky mouth. Most women assume they can cover this up with lipstick or gloss, and if you’re one of them, you are doing yourself a great disservice. Drawing attention to your lips by layering colour over them is the last thing you want to do when they are peeling.
To salvage your lips, you must exfoliate them before you use any kind of balm. Until you remove the dead layer of skin, no amount of chapstick or lipstick is going to heal your mouth. Ensure your pout is soft and smooth by giving one of our favourite exfoliation methods a shot.
Begin by applying either a little Vaseline or olive oil to your lips. If your mouth is extra flaky or rough, add a little sugar to the base product. Next, using a toothbrush (preferably not one that is electric and definitely not the one you are currently using for your teeth), gently start brushing the entire surface of your lips in small, circular motions. Be gentle – your mouth is delicate and will be sore if you brush harshly.
After about thirty seconds to a minute (depending on your sensitivity level), wash your lips with cold water and clean the brush. Finish up by moisturising your lips with a moisturising balm. For best results, remember to exfoliate at least every two weeks.
Once your mouth feels butter smooth, you can fearlessly apply lipstick without drawing attention to flakes. Feel confident when experimenting with the flirty fall colours appearing on catwalks everywhere, such as purple, red, orange and even black (yes, now you can enjoy Halloween every day).
But before you reach into your make-up bag, did you know that the colour of the lipstick you wear affects how big or small your lips look? Different shades can either make your lips appear plump like Angelina Jolie’s or thin like Jennifer Aniston’s. Augment your newly exfoliated mouth with colours that are perfect for your lip size.
If you’re plagued by a large pout and want to make your lips look smaller, skip the nudes. Instinct may lead you to believe that dark colours actually attract attention and should be avoided. However, in reality, deep shades will help to minimise your mouths appearance. Choose your colours by avoiding light, bright colours and sticking to darker, earthy tones.
Those who want their lips to appear larger than they are should seek out light to medium shades, such as nudes and lighter versions of pink and coral. Steer clear from deep shades, they will cause your lips to seem smaller. If you absolutely must go dark, be sure to counter the effect with a little shimmery gloss at the centre of your pout. The reflective particles will give the illusion of plumpness.
Whatever the measurements of your pout, we can’t stress enough the importance of caring for your mouth first. Pair your lipstick with soft, cared-for lips and we know you will rock any shade you choose.
Maria Saadat is author of the popular desi beauty site Lipstick Masala.
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Search in Leavenworth-Consignment Search titles and descriptionsCollector Bookstore 724 Delaware Street Leavenworth, KS 66048 Collector Bookstore is a leading specialty retailer of price guides and reference books to inform and educate collectors and professionals in the antiques and collectors markets. Our customers include individual collectors, dealers, appraisers, auctioneers & other industry professionals. You won’t receive heavily thumbed shelf copies from us! We buy most titles directly from the publisher and individual authors. Authors are encouraged to submit their reference titles for our consideration. SCH-2005-0764322451-WH3 Christmas: 1960 to the Present by: Robert BrennerISBN:0764322451Book Title:Christmas 1960 to the Present: A Collector’s Guide to Decorations and Customs, Revised 2nd EditionAuthor:Robert BrennerBinding:Soft CoverCopyright:2005Pages:160Size:8.5 x 11 in.This item will fit in a flat rate envelope.Collector Bookstore is a retailer of new books located in Leavenworth, Kansas. We specialize in price guides and reference books for the antiques and collectibles industry. Table of Contents Christmas celebrations of the past forty years are shown through historical photographs, catalog pages, and over 530 photographs of artificial and real trees, Christmas ornaments, interior and exterior lights, candy containers, cards, tinsel garlands, and cheerful holiday figurines. Innovations in Christmas ornamentation, lighting, and display are presented–including artificial trees of the 1960s, country-style ornaments of the 1970s, 1980s chaser lights, and sophisticated 1990s European glass ornaments. Updated values are provided in the captions. With this wonderful book to inspire your search, you can carry the spirit of Christmas with you all year ’round!Frequently Asked Questions(lvCategorical generated 2010-07-23)
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In 2012, when you’re planning your Labor Day barbeque and getting your kids ready to go back to school, you will probably have to incorporate the NFL regular-season openers into your schedule.
That’s because 2012 will almost certainly be when the NFL turns to an 18-game regular season, based on serious discussions the owners held last week. The decision would most likely result in just two pre-season games, although the owners have the power under the current CBA to keep the present four and switch to an 18-game regular season.
The additional games would bring more leverage to negotiate more lucrative contracts with the networks and also give teams an opportunity to raise ticket prices. Let’s face it: It would also make Las Vegas happy because there would be two more weeks of extensive gambling on meaningful football games.
The only drawback appears to be the players getting shorted out of their share of the money considering that the likelihood of injuries in a longer season would increase. The average number of years of a player’s career would likely decrease.
So the NFL owners need to implement this plan in the right way. When they negotiate a new CBA for 2011, they should increase the players’ minimum salaries, add to the pension fund, and continue to commit to protecting players from injuries. If they do that, it’s win-win for everyone.
Yield: about 3 quarts
Cook’s notes: Use a liquid measuring cup to measure the milk and cream (those are the clear cups that are glass or see-through plastic). Often they have measurements in ounces on one side and liters on the other side.
Procedure:
1. In a large, heavy-bottomed saucepan, combine whole milk and cream. (Use hormone-free, rich whole milk and cream, from a smaller farm if possible, such as Alta Dena, Hollandia or Rockview). Whisk in 2/3 cup sugar. (Adding part of the sugar at this point prevents scorching.) Using a small, sharp knife, split the vanilla beans in half, lengthwise, leaving them intact (attached) at one end. Scrape vanilla seeds from pods and add to mixture. Add vanilla bean pods to mixture.
2. Bring just barely to a boil on medium-high heat and remove from heat. Meanwhile, in a large stainless steel bowl, whisk egg yolks and remaining 2/3 cup sugar. (Whisk until light in color, making figure eights with the whisk. Mixture will change color, from a yellow to a yellowish white. “Blanchir,” in French.) Whisk until mixture forms a ribbon. (When the whisk is lifted, the batter falls slowly back onto the surface of the mixture, forming a ribbon-like pattern that, after a few seconds, sinks back into the batter.)
3. Remove vanilla bean pods from milk mixture. Whisk about 1 tablespoon of the hot milk mixture into the egg yolk mixture. (This is called tempering. You are gradually heating up the eggs so they won’t scramble.) Add another tablespoon of hot milk, whisking constantly. Add another 1 to 2 tablespoons of hot milk, whisking constantly. Mixture should be warm. Pour the egg mixture into the milk mixture, whisking constantly.
4. Return to medium-low heat. Using a large wooden spoon, stir constantly until mixture is thick enough to coat the spoon. (Be sure spoon comes in contact with every part of the bottom of pan as you stir. Use a zigzag motion and be sure to stir the area where the bottom meets the sides of the pan. The mixture is done when it leaves a film on the spoon. This film can be tested by drawing your finger across the coating on the spoon. If it leaves a clear path that doesn’t run, it’s ready.) Strain through a fine mesh sieve into a stainless steel bowl. Place bowl in a larger bowl with ice cubes. Stir occasionally until cool. Cover with plastic wrap, pressing it directly on the surface of the custard. Refrigerate at least 3 hours or up to 24 hours.
5. Pour custard into ice cream machine. If your machine is small you may need to process in two batches. Process according to manufacturer’s instructions. Transfer to freezer-safe container. Cover and freeze until firm, at least 3 hours.
Nutrition information (per 1 cup serving): 349 calories (64 percent from fat), 24 g fat, 15 g saturated fat, 87 mg cholesterol, 32 g carbohydrates, 4 g protein, 288 mg sodium, 0 g fiber
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