Believe it or not, tablecloths are not only practical, they can also add art to a themed party or gathering.
It's the 3D design on these tablecloths that make them outstanding ... literally, outstanding.
Although only three are featured, you can check out a wide selection of them here.
You'll find one for just about any party or occasion. Better yet, feature them all year round to add an element of funk to your space.
They're made of a high quality polyester and are water resistant. Their durability prevents pilling and fading.
Big 3D Roses Tablecloth for Valentines Day
If you're planning a special dinner for Valentines Day, decorate the table with this spectacular 3D roses tablecloth.
The visual impact is powerful and is sure to provide a little shock and awe for your guest. There are eight size options as well, so you're sure to find the right one for your table set.
Impressive 3D Soccer Tablecloth for Themed Parties
If you're hosting a Soccer themed party include one or more of these tablecloths to punch up the space. Use them inside or outside or hang them on the wall as art if needed.
They also make an original hostess gift. Bring one to the party and it'll surely be a hit with the guests. The unique 3D artistic design will probably become the conversation piece of the party.
Sports team organizers could also include these tablecloths for special team events.
They also make an excellent gift idea for the coach. If you need a special gift for that dedicate teacher in your life, these tablecloths quality.
Cheerful Spring Time Garden Flowers for Garden Parties
Whether you simply want to brighten up a sunroom or plan to decorate multiple tables for your garden party, this tablecloth does both.
It's uniqueness makes it perfect for bridal showers as well. Whether your party is indoors or outdoors, this tablecloth can be included. You're in luck if the bride's colors happen to be pink or purple!
Again, put it up on the wall as art, give them as gifts or just use them for their intended purpose.
Once you visit the links under the photos it will take you to the product page and you'll be given the pricing, sizing and other details. Be sure to inspect the related products at the bottom of the product page in case you're needing an alternate design for your tablecloth. There are many to choose from ... other than these three. Look for the holiday season tablecloths, they're pretty cool as well.
Happy decorating!
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The old-fashioned custom of children who misbehave finding a lump of coal from 'Santa' in their Christmas Stocking instead of presents has many origins, mostly cultural.
In Italy gifts at Christmas began with the birth of Jesus and is where La Befana (a witch who delivers presents) instead of Santa Claus leaves toys for good children, and coal for bad ones. Today, Italians use a candy, called Carbone Dolce, (dark, rock-like candy that looks just like lumps of coal), as a joke.
In Holland, the coal legend began around the 16th century. Dutch children would put their clogs by the fireplace before stockings were used and got a lump of coal if they were bad and a small toy, cookies or candy if they were good.
Other countries have their own legends or stories to tell.
Interesting to note that in Scotland and Northern England it is considered lucky to receive a lump of coal as a gift on New Year's Day. It's part of their 'First-Footer' celebration and represents warmth for the year to come.
Being a baseball fan (and the baseball fan contributor here on Review This!), I tend to relate 'everything' to baseball. A December 2014 headline in MLB news is what brought this whole story about. It stated “Which Club will get Cole in its Stocking?” The story goes on to state that there are a number of 'Cole diggers' (baseball teams) vying for the acquisition of the Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Cole Hamels. We didn't know for awhile which team ended up with Cole as their new pitcher, but the Boston Red Sox seemed the most interested at that moment. (Red Sox ~ Stockings ~ Hmmm!)
*Editor's Note: Cole Hamels actually ended up with the Texas Rangers in 2014. Today he is pitching for the Atlanta Braves.
Christmas stocking Coal or Baseball pitcher Cole. The stocking lump-of-coal seems appropriate for this time of year. Baseball is appropriate ANY time of year (to me, the baseball nut). :-)
I sold this cross stitch pattern shown in the photo of a cat sitting next to a tree ornament lying on the floor and the words “Santa, I can explain!”
The buyer sent a note saying she couldn't wait to cross stitch this design as her cat takes all the stuff off the tree and hides it. Then takes the branches and gets rid of them. So this picture is for her cat. :-).
Personalized stories like this make my eBay selling most enjoyable and gives me such a nice feeling that something I've listed is exactly what someone wanted or fits a situation perfectly.
Since early childhood, we've known that Santa, with the help of his elves, makes all the Christmas toys for good little girls and boys. As we grow up, we begin to doubt that Santa Claus actually made everything by hand.
I confess I had some doubts myself, until last month when someone bought a batch of yarn I had for sale in my eBay store. You see, the shipping address for the yarn purchase was – wait for it – NORTH POLE, AK.
I'm now totally convinced that 'Santa's Workshop' actually exists.
(c) A collection of stories originally written by me (Wednesday Elf) on a former online site.
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Even though I have seen several previous versions of "Murder on the Orient Express" and was very familiar with the plot, I loved this new adaptation and can highly recommend it!
I am a huge Hercule Poirot fan! In my heart, David Suchet will always be Poirot. His image is the one my mind's eye will see when I hear or think of the fabulous Agatha Christie detective. However, since I am reviewing the newly released "Murder on the Orient Express" movie, I need to start by critiquing the actor that played the part of Hercule.
I was quite impressed with Kenneth Branagh who was cast as Hercule Poirot. He also co-produced this latest version of "Murder on the Orient Express" which most likely gave him more freedom to develop the character to suit his own style and personality. He is not an actor I was previously acquainted with, so there was no other character I had to toss to the back of my mind to enjoy his performance.
When the movie first started, I wasn't sure I was going to be able to embrace Branagh as Poirot, even for a few hours. But, after the first 20 minutes, I was fine with him playing the part. By the end of the movie, I was singing his praises for taking on a role that was "owned" by another actor and doing a supreme job of becoming Poirot. I certainly wouldn't mind seeing him continue as Poirot in future movies.
The Plot of "Murder on the Orient Express"
Murder On The Orient ExpressCheck PriceI was recently reminded that not everyone is familiar with the plot or knows the story of "Murder on the Orient Express". Frankly, I was rather shocked to learn that one of my family members that attended the movie with me had neither seen the movie, nor read the book. Therefore, for those of you who are unfamiliar with the story, I will provide a brief synopsis.
The Belgian detective, Hercule Poirot, is precise in his every deed and action. He would even be considered fastidious. This is an endearing quality to those of us who believe everything should be "just so". He is highly intelligent and uses his "little grey cells" to examine every minute detail of a case. As Poirot himself would tell you, he is "probably the greatest detective in the world".
At the insistence of an old friend, Poirot boards the Orient Express train seeking a bit of a holiday. What he actually got was a case of murder. When an avalanche of snow stopped the train dead in it's tracks, one of his fellow passengers was found dead in his bed. He had been murdered and Hercule Poirot was certain the murderer was also a fellow passenger. He immediately started investigating the case, forcing those world famous "little grey cells" to work quickly lest another passenger should fall victim to the murderer. He quickly deduces that the murder is somehow related to the previous murder of a child. The abduction and subsequent murder of the child will remind you of a real case in history, the Lindbergh baby. In fact, Agatha Christie's novel, "Murder on the Orient Express" was based on that real life murder. Every passenger on the train is considered a suspect! I'm not going to tell more of the plot simply because I don't wish to spoil the movie for anyone who is not already familiar with the plot. What I will tell you, is that Poirot's own sense of justice is challenged by what he uncovers in this case.
The Actors Make the Movie
While there are a few deviations in this movie from the original novel, overall the characters were familiar enough that I don't believe it was neither a hindrance nor an improvement to the plot. What did really matter is the cast of stars who played the parts. These faces have long entertained us and they were all excellent choices for their respective parts.
Michelle Pfeiffer - the widow
Johnny Depp - the gangster
Willem Dafoe - the professor
Penelope Cruz - the missionary
Judi Dench - the princess
In addition to the award winning actors and actresses, you will recognize several other faces even if you don't know their names, yet!
The Scenery in Murder on the Orient Express (2017)
The scenery is stunningly gorgeous! In addition to an unbelievably outstanding studio set of Longcross Studios in London, some of the landscape shots were made at the border between Switzerland and Italy. The fantastic, out of this world mountains were filmed in New Zealand.
Murder on the Orient Express - Watch on Amazon or choose to purchase the DVD, the book, or the David Suchet movie version
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As I reviewed some of my lighthouse photography tips, I found that finding the right place to take the photo is a very important part of my tips. On a recent trip to the Florida panhandle I found some good examples of using this tip.
Our first stop was in Port St. Joe where I photographed the Cape San Blas lighthouse. The first photo I took was the view as I left our car. It is a straight on look at the lighthouse with the keepers house to the side. You can see that photo at the top of this article. I think it is a good photo and many people would stop with that view. I enjoy finding different perspectives so I took a walk around the lighthouse. I found a small lake behind the lighthouse and walked around the lake looking for the best shot. I took a new photo every few feet and got a lot of good views. The one below is one I particularly like. It shows the lighthouse reflected in the lake.
Living in a Lighthouse
While we were in Port St. Joe I went to look for another lighthouse I had read about. This lighthouse is on private property and not open to the public, but I found directions to an area where I could get a photo. This lighthouse is called St. Joseph Point lighthouse and is now a private residence off county road 30a. Here is a photo I took from the street. Wouldn't it be fun to live in a lighthouse? I imagine you might get a better perspective of this lighthouse from the water but I was limited to taking it from my car. This was taken from the street in front of the lighthouse.
So remember next time you go to take a photograph of a lighthouse (or anything for that matter) don't stop at the first view you find. Take the time to look for some different perspectives.
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Patricia Polacco's books aren't just stories. They are connections to the hearts of her readers. You will see why in a moment. Polacco is not just a talented artist with a style that's easy to recognize, but she's a storyteller with heart.
Patricia Polacco is only a year younger than I, but she led a much less sheltered life. Her parents had divorced when she was only three, and she and her mother had been living with her grandmother in many different towns until her grandmother died. In one of those towns, Union City, Michigan, they had lived on a farm. Life on the farm with her Babushka (grandmother) provided Polacco with many of her story ideas when she later began to write.
Most of Polacco's stories relate to problems and fears that children have. In some a child has lost a beloved adult -- a grandparent or neighbor. I have read many other children's books, both fiction and nonfiction, that deal with these issues, but none have made the connection with my heart that Polacco's did. I believe that in almost every one of her books I've read, and I've read lots of them, her own heart and feelings were involved. In others, her love of books and reading connected with me.
Polacco understands the importance of family relationships in both the nuclear and extended family. She understands the value of intergenerational relationships. In many of her books a child and a lonely elderly person make a connection that ends their isolation. Not all children have grandparents and not all widows and widowers have grandchildren. Polacco shows that these intergenerational relationships can be just as vital even when child and elderly person come from different races or cultures.
Gifts of the Heart by Patricia Polacco
In this precious Christmas story, young Patricia and her brother have been living with their mother and her parents on a farm in Michigan. When Patricia's grandmother dies, her grandfather wants to sell the farm and move because the house is so full of memories. Meanwhile, Grandfather has hired a woman who says she is Kay Lamity to look after the children, as their Babushka used to do, while their mother went to work. Patricia's brother, especially, rebels at the thought that anyone can replace their Babushka.
A Gift for a Child with Dyslexia: Thank You, Mr. Falker
My brother had the misfortune to have dyslexia before anyone knew what it was. Born into a family with a mother and sister who loved reading and read to him all the time, everyone assumed he'd also become a reader. Except he didn't. As much help as he had from a mother who was a teacher and a sister who wanted to help, he just became more frustrated when books didn't make sense to him. Like Patricia, he didn't get help until he was in middle school. Like Patricia, he thought he must be dumb. He never told me what he might have suffered from teasing by his classmates. This is a book every teacher and parent should read -- especially if they have a child with a reading problem. Listen to Jane Kaczmarek read it on YouTube and see if you can keep your eyes dry. I couldn't
If you know a child who needs this book, please get Thank You, Mr. Falker for him or her. I recommend a physical book for all the picture books to enhance the reading experience.
My Favorite Polacco Book: Aunt Chip and the Great Triple Creek Dam Affair
This my favorite because I can't imagine a life without reading. I've loved reading since I was three years old, and I loved being read to even before that. I've never been a great fan of TV, either. So I can imagine how it would feel to be Eli's Aunt Chip, the Triple Creek librarian, when people stopped reading to watch TV. Television was the center of their lives and they always had it on. Pretty soon even school teachers were replaced by television.
Although Aunt Chip still faithfully showed up to work every day, no one came. Finally the library was demolished and replaced by a giant TV tower, and Aunt Chip took to her bed. She told told the mayor and the townspeople there would be consequences to replacing books with television.
When Eli arrived on the scene, he loved his Aunt Chip. He did think it strange she'd not left her bed since he'd known her, but she told wonderful stories. Finally he asked her one day where she got her stories. She replied, "Some come out of thin air. Some come out of my dreams. Some come right out of books!"
Eli asked how you would get a story from a book. All he'd seen books used for were patching holes in the street, sitting on, building things, and even shoring up the dam. Never for reading. This is when Aunt Chip discovered that not only Eli, but no one else in the town could still read. So she showed Eli the inside of a book and explained about writing.
'Now look at this. Those are words. They tell about ideas, dreams, and feelings. They take you to places far from here....Books are a treasure. All you need is the key.'
I don't want to give the story away, but Aunt Chip leaves her bed and the town soon learns the consequences of their rashness in closing the library and replacing books with television. I think the ending will make you happy, and you will love what happens to Eli. This book is not a tear-jerker like the others I reviewed. Give it to anyone who thinks reading isn't important.
Here are more of my favorites. There's a story for almost any child in this group of books. You can find more detailed reviews of the books below and many others, as well as more about Patricia Polacco's life and inspiration in "Patricia Polacco and Her Books" at Books to Remember. You will also find study guides and readers' theater scripts for the most popular of her books.
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Do you watch cooking shows? Have you ever wished that you could slice vegetables and other items quickly with a knife like they do? Shoot, I will admit that I can't even cut things evenly with a knife going slow let alone trying to speed it up. So, I have added a tool to my kitchen that will slice quickly without holding a knife in my hand to do it. I finally bought myself a mandoline slicer.
Now, I won't have to worry about cutting myself with a knife and I can have thin slices or waffled (something I can't do with a knife!) veggies anytime I want them. I should also tell you that I have a history (not a pretty one!) with knives that would best be saved for another day. Let's just say, I have a healthy respect for a knife and fingers!
What I love about the Mueller Slicer is its versatility. I have five blades to choose from and the adjustable stand is awesome! There are two different styles of shredding blades which is something that a lot of the other mandolines don't offer. One gives a thicker cut that is good when I want things to be cubed. I can take the vegetable of choice and run it across the shredder and then cut those into cubes. The finer shredder blade works well for when I want carrots in a julienne style or shredded potatoes for hash browns. There is even a blade that cuts vegetables in a waffled or crinkled pattern.
I love being able to have thin slices of potatoes to make chips with or slices of onions for sandwiches! I can even slice up a tomato without getting a mushed up mess. When using the mandoline slicer by Mueller, I can adjust the thickness of the slices which is really handy. Sometimes you want a very thin slice for chips and other times a thicker slice is called for. I have that option with this slicer.
My only regret is not having treated myself to one of these handy tools sooner! Personally, I think every kitchen should have one. If you have someone on your gift list this holiday season who loves to cook or perhaps is just learning to cook, giving them a mandoline slicer would be a most welcome gift.
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This review about the wildly popular Google Play gifts cards may be an odd review. After all, I've never used one and I'm not certain of everything they can purchase. I can, however, swear to their popularity and the high demand for them with the teenagers I'm acquainted with. As a mom and a grandmom, I am very aware that over the years I give two types of gifts: first, the kind of gift I want the recipient to have (such as socks, coats, and gloves) and second, the kind of gift the recipient wants to receive. Google Play gift cards are gifts that are most definitely in that second category. I know this to be true from the students at work. And who better to recommend gifts for youngsters than the youngsters themselves?
Google Play Gift Cards
I watched a young man who was thrilled to have received a Google Play gift card. He said due to their popularity, they were always "sold out" when it was his turn in the school store. But not on this day. On this day he was able to obtain on. It was easy to see how ecstatic he was. It was like Christmas had arrived an entire month early. Which made me decide to check into more about the gift cards. These gift cards can purchase anything in the Google Store. This includes:
games
apps
movies & tv
music
books
Google Play Gift Card Tips
The Google Play gift cards cannot purchase actual items such as electronics and accessories. Think of the Google Play gift cards as money to be spent only in the Google Play Store. An adult friend told me that these cards can also be used to purchase extra levels or currency in certain games. The students who like these cards are using them on their Android phones and on their tablets. Also, Google Play cards bought in the US are to be used in the US only (apologies to our international readers). The card I have shown is an actual gift card that will be mailed to a home address. Perfect for giving a tangible gift at Christmas. If you prefer instant gratification, there are Google Play "cards" available via a code that is purchased then emailed to you or the recipient and redeemed using that code. Google Play cards come in a variety of amounts. Check out Amazon for a variety of these cards.
Be sure to browse the Review This!holiday gift guide for a wide variety of gift ideas and recommendations from our writers. How many times have you been on the road during the holidays and have needed to recharge those electronics? Avoid that problem and make the long drives far more pleasant for the children and/or yourself with the DC to AC Power Inverter/Adapter for Cars recommended by Sylvestermouse Cynthia. Photo attribution: CCO Creative Commons
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The set comes with four leg covers - enough to do one chair. However, they're not expensive so budget permitting, get enough to do several chairs.
If the budget allows for only one set, then you could plan to use them on a hallway end-table or an end-table that's clearly visible in a room.
When a Full Blown Santa Suit isn't in the Cards, Greet Your
If two of you are hosting a Christmas gathering or party, greet your guests wearing these festive borderline ugly sweaters. They don't qualify as full blown ugly because, after all, they do honor the big guy.
You won't have a problem finding your size, as they range from Small to Triple X.
This sweater is a standard pullover with a round neck and cotton liner. Also, there are two convenient pockets on the side. Double check the size chart because sometimes it's better to order a size up.
A Santa Sweatshirt also makes an excellent hostess gift. It's original, funny and best of all, useful for the season.
This funny snowman toilet accessory is just what's needed when your guests open the washroom door to do their business - snowman eyes looking right at them. A relaxed bathroom-goer is a happy bathroom-goer.
Less tension, more smiles helps to ensure everything comes out ok.
The set comes as seen in the photo: With the mat, the toilet seat cover and the tank cover. It doesn't list washing instructions, but if it were me, after the party's over, I would wash on delicate and hang to dry.
Have fun, get silly for the season!
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If you know someone who loves Sudoku (and don't we all have at least one person on that list?) then you're probably sick of buying them Sudoku books and no doubt they already have (or don't like) the electronic version of Sudoku.
Let's review other ideas for s Sudoku fan and there are a couple. A gift that I thought looked really neat was one of the Sudoku mugs (mind you I always think a mug is a cool gift idea) that's available, but from experience these really don't seem to be appreciated as much as an actual puzzle book.
What is left? Well there are some Sudoku calendars which look really good. I have debated getting these, but so many people just use their phones instead of a physical calendar these days.
This leads me to another idea - something very unexpected and a very novel gag type of gift.
Now I have to be honest I can't claim credit for this gift idea, it comes with a little story. My boss passed away a couple of months ago and we had to clean out his office and we came across some Sudoku toilet paper.
One of his friends called in as we were still sorting through things and noticed the toilet paper and told us that he'd given it to him as he loved to do Sudoku. I immediately asked where I could get some as I thought it would be a great idea for my mother.
The paper seemed good quality and I personally think it makes a great gag gift, but also if you're going to be in the 'little room' for a while why not exercise your 'little grey cells' at the same time!
I give it a big thumbs up as a novel gift idea for a Sudoku fan and if you're a fan and on my Christmas list - surprise! You're getting toilet paper.
The only question now is - can I find a toilet paper holder that has a pen/pencil holder attached because you just know that you'll forget your pen when you want to solve the puzzle and I don't think it's fair to try and do Sudoku in your head!
If you prefer Suduko books or you want to give one as well then Cynthia reviews one of her favorite (like her I prefer the pen and paper form of Suduko to the electronic ones and this book sounds awesome!)
Brain Games 10 Minute Sudoku Puzzles Book Review
The 10 Minute Sudoku Puzzles Book satisfies my love of Sudoku really well, it's also a ring bound book which I appreciate as it is easier for me to use when traveling or waiting for appointments.
If you're thinking wow that's a great idea, but I don't know anyone who likes Sudoku then you might be pleased to know that you can get all kinds of novelty toilet paper (who knew?) and what better gag gift for a work colleague or your best friend?
More Gift Ideas
You can find lots of different gift ideas here at Review This from gifts for tea lovers, vegan teens, cat lovers, writers and more. Be sure to check out our Holiday Gift Guide (by clicking the picture below) or just search gifts for lots of great ideas.
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Make Your Own Treasured Keepsake with Beaded Christmas Ornament Kits
Handmade beaded Christmas ornaments are a fabulous gift to give to just about anyone. My own Christmas tree is loaded with Christmas tree ornaments that have been given to me over the years. I have a whole collection of ornaments from my grandmother. Since she is no longer with me, I cherish them more now than I did the day I received them. I have keepsake ornaments that my parents gave to me and beautiful handmade beaded ornaments that my mother made for me when I was still a child. I also have handmade ornaments from my children. Now that they are grown, it is a walk in the past to touch the ornaments those precious little hands made. Giving Christmas ornaments as Christmas gifts has become a family tradition in our home. Why not make your own beaded Christmas ornaments and start a new family tradition today?
Beaded Ornament Handmade by My Mother
This is one of the ornaments that my mother made for me when I was a little girl. It is approximately 45 years old. It is one of my greatest treasures.
In my minds eye, I can still see my mom sitting at the kitchen table, placing each bead, each sequin in just the right place to make this lovely keepsake. Year after year, this ornament finds it's special place on our tree.
An Ornament I Made for Our Son
I made this spider ornament for my son 22 years ago. Each year, regardless of when I decorate our Christmas tree, I hold the little spider aside for my son to add to the tree. To this day, our tree is not completely finished until he comes home and hangs the spider on the tree.
I made the spider long before the internet and computers became a household "utility". I have never gone back to write my own instructions online.
This Was A Gift I Made for Our Daughter
I chose to make this ornament for my daughter because her favorite color is purple.
However, there is another meaning behind the color choice. Purple is a combination of red and blue, the warmest and coolest colors, therefore purple is considered to be the ideal color.
Thus, an ideal beaded ornament for an ideal daughter!
I Made This Ornament for Each of Our Children
In addition to the ornaments I made with the individual child in mind, I have also made matching ornaments over the years for both of our children. The green carousel ornament is one that I made for both children.
Ornament Kits or Instruction Books
I personally prefer the ornament kits because they come prepackaged with everything needed to complete a beaded ornament, except the craft glue.
However, sometimes a kit is not available in a specific color or design. Then I pull out my trusty books and buy the supplies required separately.
Either way, the gift of a handmade ornament is special to the recipient and will be a cherished treasure, just as the ones I have shared above, for decades to come.
Because of my on love for making beaded ornaments, I have several beaded ornament kits available in my own Ebay store. My inventory changes often simply because they sell out and additional kits are not always available from the suppliers. Here are a few that I currently have in stock:
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