Showing posts with label gifts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gifts. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 5, 2019
There's nothing more dangerous . . . A chance to win our new cutting board!
So when my husband and I find a quote we like, we often engrave it onto a cutting board.
A few nights ago we watched the movie, The Wife (based on the 2003 book by Meg Wolitzer.). When actress Glenn Close said this line, we had to rewind and listen again. And again. I elbowed my husband and he grinned at me.
Here's the quote: "There's nothing more dangerous than a writer whose feelings have been hurt."
As a writer, I can relate to that line. Can you?
So, the quote has been engraved and the cutting board is ready to view.
Here's your chance to win our bamboo cutting board. Simply follow the instructions below to win this 13 3/4" x 9 3/4" bamboo cutting board. It's free to enter.
You can also find out more about this cutting board here at our Etsy shop.
Enter the contest:
1) Post a comment in reply to the statement: "There's nothing more dangerous than a writer whose feelings have been hurt." Agree with the line? Disagree? Have a witty line to tell us?
2) Must be in the USA to enter and win.
3) Names will be drawn (without peeking) later this month.
4) The winner will be notified on Facebook in a message from me.
5) Once the winner has provided her/his address to me, the winner will be sent this engraved bamboo cutting board.
Leave your comment below.
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The Wife
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
From Rough to Polished: Carved By Heart Offers House Number Signs
One of the fun things about wood is that it can be crafted into so many useful and beautiful things. Take this box of wood we have. It can be used to make lots of projects, allowing us to repurpose old wood into something new.
From pine, crabapple, and even douglas fir, we have made many cherished items for the home. Pictured is a lamp carved from a dying crabapple tree.
Our house signs are popular items that get us many requests. We have signs for under the mailbox and those that can be attached onto the side of a house or hung from a lamp post.
Each sign is carved, sanded, painted, sanded again, and finished. We leave nothing untouched. Even the back sides of our signs are finished.
Some want an under-the-mailbox sign, carved on both sides. We assist with mounting instructions with each order.
We take custom orders and love to personalize.
Visit our Carved By Heart shop on Etsy to see more of what we offer and let us make a customized item for you.
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CarvedByHeart Etsy Shop,
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signs,
wood
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Gift Idea: Send bread in a can!

Christmas is coming. Instead of fruitcake, why not send bread in a can?
Yes, this offer is back again this year!
I like modern technology and that includes the oven and range, but when it comes to making bread, I don’t mind being old fashioned. Neither does Ashlyn. She’s the sheriff’s daughter in my new release, Still Life in Shadows. Ashlyn makes bread. Not just any bread, but bread steamed inside a can.
Generations ago when there were no stoves and only fires to cook over, bread was made this way. A coffee can was used to pour flour, milk, and other ingredients into and then the can was sealed and steamed in a kettle of water. As the water boiled, the bread inside the coffee can, baked.
After two hours, the can was removed from the pan and if greased well, out slid a round bundle of bread. Often known as Boston brown bread due to the color of the flour and the molasses, some cooks also added raisins as an ingredient.
The recipe Ashlyn uses has molasses, buttermilk, raisins, cornmeal, whole wheat and rye. It’s truly a tasty and healthy treat. Her finance Luke, an ex-Amish man who left the Old Order lifestyle and now works as a car mechanic, likes it when she brings the bread to his shop.
Sound good? It is! Slice a round of this bread, warm it in the toaster oven or microwave and serve with butter or a dab of cream cheese. Tastes great at breakfast!
If you like the flavor of gingerbread, you'll love bread in a can!
Orders for Bread in a Can will be taken the whole month of November. Place your order by November 30th. The bread will be packed and shipped to you or to a friend's and arrive between December 11th and 15th.
Simply use Pay Pal or send a check to the address below. Also, you can order a round of bread and a copy of Still Life in Shadows. Pricing is as follows:
* 1 delicious loaf (actually in the shape of a round coffee can) of bread -- $14.99 (includes priority shipping)
* 1 delicious loaf plus an autographed copy of Still Life in Shadows -- $27.99
* Order four loaves and get one loaf sent to you or to a friend's for free! (Five loaves for the price of four!)
PAYMENT
Send check to:
201 Monticello Avenue
Durham, NC 27707
OR
Use the PayPal tab below
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