Our Secret Sources for spring offer an array of retailers that can help you dress up your Easter table with ribbons, dishes, chocolates, and dining accessories.
Choco Sphere Check out this Web site featuring an array of specialty chocolates from all over the world. Jenny and I found foil eggs and Easter bunnies one year and sent them as gifts to all our friends. Don't forget to purchase some for yourself to decorate your table and package as favors for Easter dinner.
A.Z. Ostrich Company A.Z. Ostrich Company, Inc. is the perfect site for all types of blown eggs that can be used in making Easter decorations from my new book. Duck, quail, and chicken eggs come in a multitude of colors and sizes and look great both decorated and natural. Fill a bowl for an instant centerpiece or turn them into great place cards for each table setting. Purchase online for simple and fast delivery right to your door.
Bauer Pottery I have always loved Bauer pottery and enjoyed collecting it. Its history of style and quality means it’s still pretty expensive at the flea market. Fear no more, you can purchase new pieces in great, modern colors from their Web site or find a dealer in your local area. |
The Ribbon Jar We love all kinds of ribbons and especially ric-rac. This site has it all in every size, style, and color imaginable. Buy it to trim eggs, napkins, towels, sheets, and hand bags. You'll be on this site for hours.
The Kitchen Store This store is a warehouselike kitchen store with all types of dishes, cooking tools and accoutrements for creating a great "foodie" lifestyle. Check out the books, discounts on gourmet foods, and the stemware. You'll love the amazing one-stop shopping at this store and the great savings.
Abode Home Furnishings This Web site offers a bit of info on the store, but if you are on the New Hampshire or southern Maine coastline, you must make a trip to this very special "specialty" store. Jenny and I visit here throughout the year for dishes, napkins, great wrapping paper, and gift tags as well as vases, pillows, luminaries, and lanterns.
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