Entries from Shop Talk tagged with 'Holiday'

On the first day of Christmas

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I saw these beautiful Waterford 12 Days of Christmas Champagne Flutes the other day. They are absolutely stunning. It is a series of collectible crystal champagne flutes based on the enduring holiday carol. Whether you're filling out your collection or starting from scratch, these Waterford flutes will make a cherished addition to your home.
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Posted by eTip on December 17, 2008 10:58 AM

Crackers

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This lovely British holiday custom is appropriate for children and adults.These Christmas crackers contain tiny gifts and a whole lot of fun. You can find these Christmas crackers at Williams-Sonoma.
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Posted by eTip on December 6, 2008 1:51 PM

A present for your table.

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I love these Present Cakes from Perfect Endings. The cakes are decorated to look like gifts, but are completely edible. The medium size is filled with chocolate truffle cream and serves 6-8. The large size is vanilla cake filled with raspberry preserves and serves 9-10.
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Posted by eTip on November 30, 2008 7:56 PM

O Christmas Tree.

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I love this wreath from Williams-Sonoma. It is fashioned into a Christmas tree shape, and handcrafted of fresh Monterey pine and red cedar boughs and accented with California bay leaves, seeded eucalyptus and pinecones.
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Posted by eTip on November 22, 2008 8:04 PM

Harvest Runner

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Williams-Sonoma Home has such beautiful table runners. I have purchase many of them over the years. I love this embroidered runner in fall colors. You can find this and more harvest items from Williams-Sonoma Home here.

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Posted by eTip on October 23, 2008 2:12 PM

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Alexis Mersel is the director for fineliving.com, and truly attests that shopping is in her blood. From New York to Paris (her two favorite cities), she scours the globe for fabulous finds and can't imagine ever living without online shopping. In her spare time, Alexis helps friends fill their closets with clothes and accessories that make them smile every time they get dressed. Her shopping philosophy is that if you spend on quality, not quantity, you'll always look and feel great.

Elizabeth

Elizabeth Tipton searches high and low for unique, amusing or clever products to improve your life. Her network of family and friends are always getting emails with new information about this pair of scissors or that new leaf blower. Those suggestions eventually made it all the way to HGTV's MarketPlace, where she writes a daily blog of her great finds. Her personal shopping philosophy is that the best find is the one you never knew you needed until you saw it.

Jillian

Jillian St. Charles is the director of HGTV online. She thinks the search for the perfect gift is one of the best parts of any holiday, birthday, or special occasion. Thanks to the internet, it has been years since she has had to circle endlessly looking for a mall parking spot. Her shopping philosophy is that it's better to buy nothing than to buy the wrong thing.

Melanie

Melanie Mannarino is the deputy executive editor at Redbook, where her duties include editing, blog writing, and updating coworkers on the daily specials in the corporate cafeteria and making sure all staff members eat lunch by 12:30 PM — 1 o'clock the latest. Melanie lives in suburban New Jersey with her husband Rich and their dog Wendy and cat Lucy. Her personal shopping philosophy is that if you wait long enough, it will go on sale — but if you really, truly must have it, don't delay.

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