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had 850gm ribeye with bone in,shared for 2 of us,without doubt best chunk of meat we have ever eaten !! service and atmosphere excellent, lovely place.
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This former fruit warehouse is now Carnivore Central in Will Beckett and Huw Gott's confidently expanding empire, and the bar a place of pilgrimage in its own right for cocktail geeks.
Winner of Time Out's Best New Restaurant award in 2011, the discreet-fronted basement location is elevated to a high-end destination with a characterful interior of reclaimed materials and the fan-boys' zeal for premium meats and other taste sensations. The bad news is, with a similar appreciation of gustatory pleasures (a couple of cocktails, say, followed by crab or lobster, sirloin and side dishes, wine and pudding), dinner here can easily set you back £100 a head.
The good news is the express menu (ideal pre-theatre when tables are easy to snare) proffers two courses for £22 and three courses for £25 – and still allows enjoyment of fine Ginger Pig Longhorn ribeye (a more-than-strictly-needed 250g), and bone marrow with onions. Desserts here, in our experience, don't benefit from the same obsessive attention to detail as the beef dripping chips, kimchi burger, hot dogs or historic anti-fogmatics – still, there's the post-prandial cocktail list to peruse featuring the likes of Climpson's espresso martini.
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Hawksmoor Seven Dials
11 Langley Street
020 7420 9390
Lunch served noon-3pm Mon-Sat. Dinner served 5-10.30pm Mon-Thur; 5-11pm Fri, Sat. All day noon-9.30pm, Sun.
Tube: Covent Garden tube
Main courses £15-£30. Set meal (noon-3pm, 5-6.30pm, 10-10.30pm Mon-Fri) £22 2 courses, £25 3 coursesMeal for two with wine and service: around £120
4.1 / 5
had 850gm ribeye with bone in,shared for 2 of us,without doubt best chunk of meat we have ever eaten !! service and atmosphere excellent, lovely place.
Hands down the best steak in town. And it's not just the food, everything about this place is classy - from the service to the decor to the cocktail menu.
We went on a Sunday after a recommendation and we're not disappointed. We took a long time trying to choose our meals but all changed our minds the instant we saw a roast being served on the table next to us. Very tasty we'll cooked beef with a generous veg portion and huge Yorkshire pudding. Very good waiter service reasonable prices for wine. Beware we got there just after twelve and the place was totally full when we left at two. Going back soon and looking forward to another great roast.
After reading so many glowing comments on Hawksmoor, perhaps I just got a one-off bad steak. I ordered a t-bone steak cooked medium, and it was bland and very dry - not at all the juicy, flavourful steak I was expecting. I also ordered two glasses of wine which were way too warm, probably poured into a hot glass right out of the dishwasher. I came away very disappointed, especially after paying premium prices (£60 for a salad, steak and two 175m glasses of warm, mediocre wine).
simply awesome
Great buzz, a gentrified rather than hip bare brick dungeon ...and excellent though unadventurous food I suppose. Felt a little too like a chain.. I mean very nice but ever so slightly bland. More Elton John than I had hoped.
Very blokey. Looking around it was definitely big blokes out-chomping each other through mountains of meat, even the female staff were glamorous Bond girl types, no short cropped lesies, yes very much a boy's place, so come on down lads.
Went on Sunday for lunch. Had the pork ribs for starters and a Sunday roast. Absolutely fantastic. Didn't even think about the bill. The service was helpful and friendly and I'll be back in a heartbeat. Best Sunday roast in London. A Bargain!
Epic Sunday roasts!
Best Sunday lunch ever, deserts fantastic and service was brilliant
Best steak in London... the UK probably. Side dishes are perfect complements and the wine selection is spot on. worth trying the cocktails before dinner as well!
The steak is excellent, though the sides are even better!
THE best Sunday lunch in London, and I don't even eat meat! http://www.myhiddengems.co.uk/2013/06/hawksmoor-london-best-sunday-lunch/
Ooooh, such a good food, Me LIke!!!!
Ooooh, such a good food, Me LIke!!!!
Out of curiosity I finally tried Hawksmoor last night at Seven Dials. To make it an affordable trip we opted for the set menu - 2 courses for £23, not too bad, especially after hearing such good things. However I have to say the steak and chips - which came out 2 minutes after ordering - was pretty bland. I covered everything in salt, ketchup and vinegar just to give it some flavour (not something I usually do in restaurants I'd like to add). It would be nice if a sauce was offered with the set menu as it needed the flavour and also the meat on the plate on it's own looked rather bare on it's own. All to quickly we were rushed for our dessert orders, so couldn't finish them. But I will say that the desserts are worth a trip alone (almost). The sticky orange pudding and berry panna cotta were to die for, so flavoursome but whilst being light and very moreish. If only the much raved about steaks had been as good.
Superb food from starters such as Roast Bone Marrow or Potted bacon and beef with Yorkshires ! The steaks are superb as are the Beef Dripping Chips. The desserts are fantastic and I really enjoyed the Cornflake Ice Cream. Wonderful Cocktails, Good Wine list and good selection of beers. This is the best meal we have had in London and the service was second to none !
I eat,regularly, out in London and am very passionate about cooking, and food in general. This place was incredibly disappointing. It is ridiculously priced. The steak was very poor. The service was non existent- pleasant enough but paying that sort of price, they should be more attentive. This was really disappointing, it strikes me as odd that not more people have mentioned this! the cocktails were nice before dinner.
I was very disappointed, having heard this was the best restaurant for steak in London. It doesn't have a patch on steaks in Paris and Argentina or even USA & Australia. My steak was cooked medium well instead of medium rare. Sent it back and the next steak was cooked properly, but not well seasoned - didn't have a delicious outer crust. The meat flavour wasn't amazing, texture could have been better. A great steak should make you say, "Oh my god - I can't believe how good this is". I ate 1/2 of this one mostly to be polite to my dining companion. Entrees were better; 1 very good, the other just good. Creamed spinach was excellent. Chips were over salted and a bit of a let down. Service was pretty rushed and lacking in passion until they'd studded up cooking the steak. All in all I'd save my pennies and head to Paris for dinner rather than going here. Having tasted 2 steaks here, my conclusion on the raves about this place is that the people haven't really tasted good steak - which is one of life's great pleasures.
best. steak. ever.
I have travelled to North America on numerous occasions and dined at some of the best steak houses; but never has the steak been as good as this. It literally brought tears of pleasure to my eyes. I was tasting class. I know my meats. Beef, Sheep (lamb, hogget, mutton) Pork, Fowl and Game. This beef was the tops. As were the polite yet proffesional and knowledgable staff that helped us enjoy our evening. Forget the price. " When shall ye live, if not now "
We ate here a couple of months ago and had such a fantastic time. The place rocks! Great atmosphere, excellent steak and the best service we've ever had. Suffice to say we live in the wilds of Northwest Ireland and have contrived a reason to go back to London next week to eat here again!
Having spent time in Buenos Aires, I didn't dare dream that I would ever find comparable steak in London and yet Hawksmoor has exceeded all expectations. The meat is ridiculously flavoursome and expertly cooked - everyone on our table received their orders precisely to their liking. The waiting staff were incredibly well informed, cheery and helpful and the side dishes were sublime - the mac 'n cheese and the bone marrow were utterly divine. The restaurant is buzzing and atmospheric, perfect for a high spirited evening with a group of friends or dinner for two with plenty of people watching. Cannot recommend it highly enough.
Best. Steak. Ever now need a new belt setting
From start to finish this place rocked. The cocktails I tried were superb (petes ginger beer). The atmosphere was great; subterranean, new yorkesque, dedicated to carnivores. My steak was perfect, memories of Argentina's finest. The side dishes compliment well, and if you're in the right company, they make perfect tapas sharing dishes. By the time pudding arrived, my belt was loosened. You can't fail to enjoy this superb London modern classic
Wonderful knowledgable staff guided us through the menu. Every detail of your visit is carefully considered making for a first class experience. The food was absolutely spot on, best steak I've ever had. The bone marrow was exquisite and the triple cooked chips to die for. Good wine list too.
Fantastic location, decor, and service. The steak was cooked perfectly and other courses were equally delicious. Having tried a lot of steak around London I'd say that although pricey, this was definitely better than many others in the city. The express menu (£25 for 3 courses) is fantastic if you can get there early enough, such good value for what you get. Really looking forward to trying out the other Hawksmoor restaurants.,.
Over rated and over priced. I've eaten there several times and always been quite impressed by the food but appalled at the price. Last night, two of us shared a 900g porterhouse which is plenty of meat for two people but at £75 is outrageous. The best steaks in London do not come close to the best steaks in NY and no New Yorker would pay $120 for a 900g steak. The sides at Hawksmoor are very good and the appetisers very good indeed. I had the ham hock and smoked eel salad which was great. The vaulted room is nice but too bright and far too noisy. We could barely hear ourselves think, let alone chat and, of course a noisy room always gets worse as people shout to be heard. The worst thing about the place however are the customers.... or rather some of the customers. On a Thursday night in July there were groups of badly dresses, middle aged men (I counted one table of 10, two of 6 and two of 4) indulging in what can only be described as competitive meat eating and red wine drinking. I don't really care what people wear, what the eat or how fat they are but in a noisy, enclosed restaurant their impact on other diners is unacceptable. If you like watching red faced, sweaty, balding, paunchy men shout at each other and laugh at each other's bad (sometimes filthy) jokes then Hawksmoor is the place for you. I would add, by the way, that contrary to popular belief, Hawksmoor seven dials is NOT a popular restaurant with 'City boys', they're more likely to be found in Hawskmoor Spitalfields or Goodman near Bank. The Seven Dials crowd are more suburban tourist, rugby club, stag do for the over 40s on their second or third marriage.
Two weeks or so, I went there with my boyfriend who was craving for steak. We had a starter which was very nice. Things got complicated as regards our meat. In a steakhouse such as hawksmoor, you are expecting to get the top of meat. I guess the meat would have been good if we really could have taste it. We ordered a medium rare Chateaubriand and instead of that we had received rubber! For the price we paid at the end (almost £200 for 2, among which 110 just for the meat), we were expecting something better. Fortunately, the staff was very nice. I didn't complain as my partner was inviting me, but for sure next time we will head straight to Goodman.
Quite simply the best steakhouse in London. Try to go with a group that wants to share one of the monster steaks (1.2kg+) and be ready to fight with your forks! Also try to arrive a little early to spend some quality time in the bar area. The Tobacco infused Old Fashioned is a particular fave.
Amazing! Food outstanding and everyone at the table had an awesome night! Highly recommend a visit and don't forget to have a cocktail!!
WOW! It's probably the best service, bar and food I ever had! I have really high expectations when it's comes to service and food, I didn't experience such a good customer service sins we walk in till the very end!! I will highly recomended for a special occasion! I can't wait to go there again!
The steak was too salty. The chip was too salty. Everything was over salted. The restaurant was dark playing 80s rock music. I feel like I went to a country steak restaurant. This is definitely not in my top ten.
Have been several times now and never disappointed; i'm not usually a steak fan but it keeps calling me back! Add on fantastic sides and cocktails, plus an absolutely stupendous sunday roast. Sure it's expensive but it's absolutely worth it.
I went here last night with my boyfriend, after finding it on here. AMAZING restaurant and bar. We had the best time. From the moment we were greated at the door everything was perfect. This restaurant and bar has a really nice feel to it, and was busy enough to have an atmosphere without overcrowding. The service was fantastic in the bar and at the restaurant. Food was amazing, and the best steak we have ever had. Cocktails were fantastic. An absolute treat, and totally worth every penny!! YOU MUST GO!!
The food, the service, the atmosphere...all perfect! Couldn't have asked for a better night. I was there on a first date and the waitresses who served our table were nothing short of fantastic, knowledgable about the wine and food, polite and when we couldn't decide between the two types of chips we were kindly given one of both with one of them on the house...its little touches like that that cost so little but really help to make a night. Will definitely be going back, hats off to you Hawksmoor for creating an absolute peach of a restaurant!
I took my mother for a Sunday roast yesterday and she loved it as did we all, the staff were so friendly and welcoming and the dinner was just to die for (how on earth do they do those roast potatoes???) highly highly highly recommend!
Its nice and the staff are great but Gauchos is way better. I think people like to like this place more cause its a smaller operation and new but give me the Pepsi challenge against gauchos any day and it will come up tops
Agree with most of the points made here on the pluses and minuses of the restaurant. Agree I find steak houses much better in USA. Was expecting a melt in your mouth juicy steak for the price and hype, instead found a tender but dry piece of filet. Girlfriend ordered rump, tasty but dry as well. Agree that the service was good but lagged at times. Sometimes it took a while for our waitress to get back to us or difficult to find sometimes when we needed her for something. Perhaps understaffed because it was a weeknight, although the restaurant was packed past 7PM so they should have known how many people would be dining that night. Also found the wait time between ordering and recieving the food itself far too long. All in all nice place and good food but nothing great. I would say I enjoyed the sides we ordered (creamed spinach, beef dripping chips, and cauliflower cheese) more than the steaks themselves. Expensive (very) as well but the food proportion size is good for the prices you pay.
Our first visit to Hawksmoor on our weekend break in London. What a treat! Starters were outstanding as were our steaks, the best I have tasted outside the USA. I rarely order steak as I am very fussy about it so this was a revelation. Expensive but worth every penny, we would definitely recommend it. The chips also deserve a mention as does the wine list, superb!
Excellent food. My husband and I ordered a chateaubriand streak between the two of us and it was the best steak we had ever eaten, it was cooked to perfection. We also had triple dipped chips which were also delicious. We went there for my husbands 40th birthday and thankfully we got a meal to remember. The staff were extremely helpful to us and very friendly. It was an EXTREMELY expensive steak but since it was for a special occasion it was worth every penny. I would highly recommend this restaurant to any meat lover.
It was an amzing food and electric atmosphere.
Fantastic food and atmosphere. I highly recommend it.
Amazing food. We had a porterhouse steak to share between the two of us; it was the best steak I have ever eated. Triple cooked chips were crispy and delicious. Staff were friendly and knowledgable. It was expensive, but worth it.
Poor in just about all respects. Expensive, poor value for money (£65 per head for 2 courses ) , tired and unimaginative decor , noisy , dark basement location. The steak was served just warm and was nothing special in terms of flavour or tenderness , the vegetables at £4 each were miniscule and not very tasty. How this restaurant has supposedly managed to get more than one star is a mystery. The irony is that for a steakhouse we found the best part of the meal was the salad and the fish one of our party had. Never commented on a restaurant before so you can tell I was not impressed by this one.
Poor.Dinner for 2 midweek. Waited 45 minutes after order taken. My steak so oversalted it was ruined and ha to be sent back; half-lobster had been frozen and tasted like cotton wool. Cost refunded, but it ruined the evening. Staff seemed enthusiastic, but under-trained and overstretched. Won't be back in a hurry
In London for a mini break with the wife (we're from up north). We both had the fillet steak, medium & medium rare, both were cooked to perfection. The best we've ever had, chips were really nice, would recommend the 2fried eggs! Enjoy!
The Hawksmoor Seven Dials may be a good restaurant, but when it comes to cater for a group of 10+ they got it completely wrong. We went there to celebrate a birthday party, 11 people in total, mixed group. Food and service good, but the system of having to choose a menu before going so that everyone eats the same is just useless. The waste of food was tremendous, and the steaks got cold very quickly because they were served as pure lumps of meat in trays that let the heat out very quickly. The bill was over-expensive for what we actually ate, and this is not due to lack of food, but due to lack of a proper system to cater for a large group. The all inclusive menu is a waste of food and money. If they had a normal a la carte system even for groups of more than 10 people, it would be great.
Best Sunday roast I have EVER had. Perfectly pink slab (and I mean SLAB) of tender beef, faultless roasties, a yorkshire pud with the right amount of crispness and goo, sweet roasted parsnips, al dente greens, half a roast garlic (my favourite addition to any roast), endless boats of gravy...and more! Worth every penny of the £17.50, and then some. I somehow squeezed in apple pie for afters. Front of house matched up to the quality of the food - the dining room is very cosy and our waitress was unwaveringly smiley; very attentive without being intrusive. The Pinot Noir was well matched to the roast - definitely recommend it. What can I say...no complaints! Would like to go back every weekend (if only...)
Attended the " feast " last night , roasted bones , meat that melts in your mouth and PROPER CHIPS . . . !!! There was mention of a dessert menu . . . no need . . . not in my case ! Waitress saved me from ordering " half-a-cow " and was very good , the service was the cherry on the top . . . The location is magnificent , looks like it is a well-established Victorian club . . . MAGNIFICENT , cant wait for my return . . .
I had lunch yesterday with my family there. We all had the sunday roast and it is possibly the best roast I have ever had. The meat was to die for!! We also had starters and desserts and everything was fantastic. Really good service. Definitely going back asap!


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Warning: If you have no concept of reality and can't understand a joke, or if you get incredibly offended when people shake their phones then don't watch this completely harmless video.
The comments were a varied range from "boycott apple", to feminist super-nazi-man-hatred, to hoping the person who made the game goes to jail for helping in murder, and of course that follows with he should be thrown in jail and butt raped (of course, you cant have christian outrage without butt sex involved to make everything ok again.) They also threw in that if we're so mad at this we should also be made at Grand Theft Auto. Oh and anyone who thinks this is funny should have been aborted or at the very least sterilized so they can never have kids to murder with their now expertly well practiced baby shaking skillz. I mean clearly nobody ever shook a baby before the iphone came out. Clearly.
Here I'll take one of the lighter comments directly.
Rosanne Hughes 4-26-2009 @ 10:25PM
I was an apple user. No more. They have obviously decided to target the truly stupid people in our society. Since I do not fall into that category I will purchase my computers and phones elsewhere
Rose check out this bit of filth
there I just made a penis with a three some equal signs and a ">" If you're viewing it, it's on your PC right this second. Let's boycott Microsoft, I can't believe they would allow a text penis to be programed onto your computer like that. And for that matter let's ban 3's and equal signs from now on just incase our children someday see this horrible thing sick fucks call a "joke".
For any person thats inconsolably outraged at this and believe anyone who isn't shouldn't have kids. I'd like to show you with science why not only should they be parents, but that they are better candidates for parents than you.
This picture is
a) a cellphone
B) a baby
C) murder training device
D) key to the gates of hell.
If you answered, B, C, or D... yeah you failed my super scientific reality test.
With all that said there was one comment that was rational and makes perfect sense.
Ellen 4-25-2009 @ 5:26PM
How about, right or wrong, this game is just in poor taste.
Now that's "outrage" I can respect. I'm not saying you have to like it, I'm not saying you have to download the app and play it everyday because it's so super awesome. But seriously people. Get a REAL problem to worry about, because this is just silly.

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Do not use this medicine if you have taken an MAO inhibitor in the past 14 days. A dangerous drug interaction could occur. MAO inhibitors include isocarboxazid, linezolid, phenelzine, rasagiline, selegiline, and tranylcypromine.
Ask a doctor or pharmacist if it is safe for you to take this medicine if you have:
- asthma or COPD, cough with mucus, or cough caused by smoking, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis
- a blockage in your stomach or intestines
- kidney or liver disease
- high blood pressure, heart disease, coronary artery disease
- enlarged prostate or urination problems
- glaucoma
- pheochromocytoma (an adrenal gland tumor)
- overactive thyroid; or
- if you take potassium (Cytra, Epiklor, K-Lyte, K-Phos, Kaon, Klor-Con, Polycitra, Urocit-K)
FDA pregnancy category C. It is not known whether this medicine will harm an unborn baby. Do not use without medical advice if you are pregnant.
This medicine may pass into breast milk and may harm a nursing baby. Antihistamines and decongestants may also slow breast milk production. Do not use without medical advice if you are breast-feeding a baby.
Artificially sweetened cold medicine may contain phenylalanine. If you have phenylketonuria (PKU), check the medication label to see if the product contains phenylalanine.
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What are the possible side effects of Chlorpheniramine/Methscopolamine/Pe?
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficult breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Stop using this medicine and call your doctor at once if you have:
- little or no urinating
- fast, pounding, or irregular heartbeats
- pale skin, weakness, feeling short of breath; or
- tremors, hallucinations, severe anxiety
Common side effects may include:
- blurred vision, headache, dizziness
- dry mouth, nose, or throat
- nausea; or
- feeling nervous or restless
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Ask a doctor or pharmacist before using this medicine if you are also using any other drugs, including prescription and over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, and herbal products. Some medicines can cause unwanted or dangerous effects when used together. Not all possible interactions are listed in this medication guide.
Taking this medicine with other drugs that make you sleepy or slow your breathing can worsen these effects. Ask your doctor before taking chlorpheniramine, methscopolamine, and phenylephrine with a sleeping pill, narcotic pain medicine, muscle relaxer, or medicine for anxiety, depression, or seizures.Back to Top
What should I avoid while taking Chlorpheniramine/Methscopolamine/Pe?
This medicine may cause blurred vision or impair your thinking or reactions. Be careful if you drive or do anything that requires you to be alert and able to see clearly.
Drinking alcohol can increase certain side effects of chlorpheniramine.
Ask a doctor or pharmacist before using any other cold, cough, allergy, or sleep medicine. Antihistamines and decongestants are contained in many combination medicines. Taking certain products together can cause you to get too much of a certain drug. Check the label to see if a medicine contains an antihistamine or decongestant.Back to Top
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Use exactly as directed on the label, or as prescribed by your doctor. Do not use in larger or smaller amounts or for longer than recommended. This medicine is usually taken only for a short time until your symptoms clear up.
Do not give this medication to a child younger than 4 years old. Always ask a doctor before giving a cough or cold medicine to a child. Death can occur from the misuse of cough and cold medicines in very young children.
The chewable tablet must be chewed before you swallow it.
Do not crush, chew, or break an extended-release tablet. Swallow it whole.
Measure liquid medicine with a special dose-measuring spoon or medicine cup. If you do not have a dose-measuring device, ask your pharmacist for one.
If you need surgery or medical tests, tell the surgeon or doctor ahead of time if you have taken this medicine within the past few days.
Call your doctor if your symptoms do not improve after 7 days of treatment, or if you have a fever with a headache, cough, or skin rash.
Store at room temperature away from moisture and heat. Do not allow the liquid form of this medicine to freeze.Back to Top
What happens if I overdose on Chlorpheniramine/Methscopolamine/Pe?
Seek emergency medical attention or call the Poison Help line at 1-800-222-1222.Back to Top
What happens if I miss a dose of Chlorpheniramine/Methscopolamine/Pe?
Since this medicine is taken when needed, you may not be on a dosing schedule. If you are taking the medication regularly, take the missed dose as soon as you remember. Skip the missed dose if it is almost time for your next scheduled dose. Do not take extra medicine to make up the missed dose.Back to Top
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Frostbite is, literally, frozen body tissue — usually the skin, but sometimes deeper tissue — and must be handled carefully to prevent permanent tissue damage.
The varying degrees of frostbite are based on the depth of the tissue injury, ranging from a superficial area of the skin all the way down to the muscle and bone in the most severe cases.
Frostbite requires medical attention by a health care provider. Kids are at greater risk for frostbite than adults, both because they lose heat from their skin more rapidly and because they may be reluctant to leave their winter fun to go inside and warm up.
The areas most prone to frostbite are the head, face, ears, hands, and feet. Frostbite also can be associated with hypothermia, a serious medical condition that requires emergency medical care.
Frostnip is a milder form of injury. It usually affects areas that are exposed to the cold, such as the cheeks, nose, ears, fingers, and toes, leaving them red and numb or tingly.
Frostnip can be treated at home and gets better with rewarming.
Frostbite is characterized by white, waxy skin that feels numb and hard. It requires immediate emergency medical attention. It can be associated with hypothermia, which is a serious medical emergency.
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Happy Heinys Heiny Wash is a unique, all natural and organic spray which will gently cleanse and refresh the entire diaper area with no harsh chemicals. Heiny wash contains only the safest ingredients derived from plants. No rinsing is needed as the spray gently soothes, cleans, and moisturizes your baby's most sensitive areas with natural anti-bacterial protection. Heiny Wash replaces the baby wipes you used to use.Directions: Spray baby's entire diaper area liberally with Heiny Wash. Gently wipe with clean wash cloth or tissue. Repeat as necessary. Use with every diaper change to assure continued cleanliness and anti-bacterial protection.Ingredients: Deionized water, Glycerin (moisturizer), Cocoamphodiacetate (coconut derived cleanser), Cocomidoproply Betaine (coconut derived cleanser), Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice (healing, soothing aloe), Chamomile Extract (plant derived calming ingredient), Rose Hips Extract (plant derived mild anti – bacterial containing vitamin A, C, B, B12, and E), Bay Laurel Extract (mild anti-bacterial/anti-inflammatory/fungicidal derived from Bay Leaf), Lonicera Caprifolium (Honeysuckle) Flower Extract and Lonicera Japonica (Honeysuckle) Flower Extract (preservative extracts)
Overall I've been very happy with this product. No complaints- the pump works, its easy to use single handedly, clean's baby's bottom easily, and I feel good knowing its an organic wash where her most sensitive parts are. I feel like the container itself is a good value because the 8oz lasts a long time (I won't lie, I almost always dliute products when they come, so that also extends the use time!!). No complaints.
If you are thinking you may want to check out using cloth wipes to replace disposable baby wipes, definitely consider Happy Heiny. (You'll hear my thoughts on their one sized diapers later this week!) It's kind of funny but I used cloth diapers for almost 2 years before starting to use cloth wipes. I'm still not sure what I was waiting for but I'm glad I switched. It really isn't any different, you just toss them in the wash when done instead of the trash!
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Beneath the menu bar the remainder of the page is known as the Workspace this area will change according to the particular function that is selected, it may for example, display the Control Panel - as is the default, an editor screen, or a manager screen. You will always note that the Title Bar, Menu Bar, and Pathway displays remain in place. They just change to reflect the content of the screen being displayed.
Control Panel Quick Icons:
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On the Control Panel are 12 Quick Icons that allow easy access to the frequently used functions of the Administrator Back-end. These Quick Icons duplicate some of the functions that are available via the above Administrator Menu buttons.
Add New Content: Click the Add New Content icon to access the Content Items: New screen. Create a new Content Item.
Content Items Manager: Click the Content Items Manager icon to access the Content Items Manager . Control the Static Content Items that appear on the web site from this screen.
Static Content Manager: Click the Static Content Manager icon to access the Static Content Manager. Control the Static Content Items that appear on the web site from this screen.
Front Page Manager: Click Front Page Manager icon to access the Front Page Manager. Control which Content Items appear on the web site Front Page from this screen.
Section Manager: Click the Section Manager icon to access the Section Manager. Control the existing Sections and create new Sections from this screen.
Category Manager: Click the Category Manager icon to access the Category Manager. Control the existing Categories and create new Categories from this screen.
Media Manager: Click the Media Manager icon to access the Media Manager . Control the existing Media and upload new Media from this screen.
Trash Manager: Click the Trash icon to access the Trash Manager. Control the contents of the web site Trash. Either permanently delete or restore any (all) items in the Trash Manager.
Menu Manager: Click the Menu Manager icon to access the Menu Manager. Edit the existing Menus and create new Menus from this screen.
Language Manager: Click the Language Manager icon to access the Language Manager. Control the available Languages installed on the system and upload new Language files.
User Manager: Click the User Manager icon to access the User Manager screen. Control existing Users. Create new Users. Control the Access Level for each User.
Global Configuration: Click the Global Configuration icon to access the Global Configuration. Edit any of the Joomla! installations' primary controls and settings.
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ARLINGTON, Va. - Die-hard Washington Redskins fan Mary Holt is not giving up on her team, despite its 24-14 playoff loss on Sunday, Jan. 6 to the Seattle Seahawks.
In fact, she has her sights set on the Super Bowl for next season.
"I really think next year we'll hit the Super Bowl," says Holt of Arlington.
Redskins fans' hopes for Sunday's game were shattered when quarterback Robert Griffin III went down with an injury.
His right knee, despite the bulky knee brace, buckled in his effort to recover a botched snap from center in the fourth quarter.
Griffin first injured his knee in the Dec. 9 game against the Baltimore Ravens.
Holt, 89, had the foresight to know that something was not right with Griffin. Before kickoff she said, "I'm worried today that (RG3's) knee is not going to let him be good enough to win it for us today."
But, ever the Redskins optimist, Holt still predicted a 28-21 win for the burgundy and gold.
Her prediction looked good at the start after the Redskins took a 7-0 lead on a four-yard touchdown pass from Griffin III to tight end Logan Paulson.
"I always say whoever scores first is going to win," says Holt, who wore her Redskins Super Bowl XXVI sweater as good luck.
The Redskins added a second first-quarter touchdown to take a 14-0 lead. That was the last time they scored. The Seahawks then racked-up 24 points.
Holt, sitting in her Redskins blanketed game-day chair, agonized as the team's lead became an eventual defeat.
"This will be the worst day of my life if we lose this game tonight," she says.
She watched Sunday's game where she watches all of her sporting events in her Arlington home - in a wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling Redskins memorabilia-covered "woman cave."
"I've been collecting stuff for more than 40 years," says Holt.
She estimates she has more than 1,500 Redskins items, from an official Redskins game helmet, to signed photos from Darrell Green and even a hand-crafted stool her husband Roger made.
Her first piece of memorabilia was a wreath covered with red flowers and miniature hog faces. Her latest addition is a personalized autographed football from wide receiver Santana Moss.
"And, he put my name on it," says Holt.
There's not much space left, but she has plans to add Griffin and Alfred Morris pieces to the room. She's a big fan of both.
Speaking of Morris she says, "Every time he runs, he reminds me of John Riggins."
Holt sees both players as cornerstones to returning the franchise to prominence. After a 13-year absence from the playoffs, this year may very well be the start, at least Holt believes so.
"Next year we'll be back, and we're going to go all the way," she says.
See one of Holt's Redskins' toys in action:
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Learn more about GMAP in person by coming to GMAP's Information Sessions and Receptions around the world. This is an opportunity to meet the GMAP team, as well as GMAP alumni.
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I purchased these shoes last year and have used them moderately. The biggest -only- complaint I have is the poor positioning or shape of the strap with the ratchet that pushes on the front of the ankle/tendon causing soreness. When you keep in loose enough not to hurt, it does not hold your foot firm enough. Overall decent shoe otherwise.
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These shoes are really a great pair of shoes. They made all the difference in my first ride. Very comfortable. Good fit. Nice price too. They shipped quickly arriving in a short time as well.
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Great shoe with no complaints here so far. The only piece of advice I would give to someone looking to buy these is to FOLLOW THE SIZE CHART. I found myself between sizes and decided to call their customer service and get their take on it. I got a shoe too large, but was able to return it with no problem. It's a great shoe for the price.
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decent shoe with some small issues
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Went on my first ride with these today and immediately noticed a couple of things. First, there are some poorly placed seams on the tongue that press into my foot and also, the tongue comes up too high on the foot and presses onto the tendon in the front of your ankle. And since I have narrow feet, I felt the toe box was a bit too wide.
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After 13 years averaging about 2500 miles per year I decided to toss the toeclips and move up to clipless shoes. Wish I'd done it sooner. Shoes fit great and true to sizing. Obviously I can't compare these to other more expensive shoes but for the money I'd say they'd be hard to beat. Great intro shoe for my needs.
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Gun team.
Will be strong next year, IMO. Going through a re-building process at the moment.
Chat away fellow Seahawks.
Dream XI: M Hyder, J Linker, M Clock, S Wetsin, A Simms, A Golcrhist, B Hugg, S Worde, B Leap, J Giuseppe, G MacGrith
Borcich needs to step it up a tad, one feels. 27 wickets @ 16.22 would be good in the Dev League, but here it's rather mediocre.
Oh, and Resha is fit again, so she's better start showing it with a big ton soon.
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We had a slow start last season too but finished in the top of the table. We can do it again.
Gun start from Borcich (Y), leave the rest of us some wickets eh
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I think we should just be happy to have started the season with a win. First time we've ever got off on the right foot and not left it until halfway through the season.
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Megadeth is confirmed to headline the Netherland's Into The Grave festival in Oldehoofsterkerkhof, Leeuwarden on August 9, 2014. Other bands performing at the festival include, Vader, Gorguts, Havok, Flotsam & Jetsam and more. Tickets are on sale now at ticketscript.com.
Another date has been confirmed for Megadeth's European tour this summer. The band will headline a show at TivoliVredenburg in Utrecht, Netherlands on June 11, 2014. Tickets go on sale Saturday, February 8 @ 10 a.m. CET at tivolivredenburg.nl.
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Megadeth is confirmed to headline India's first rock music and adventure sports festival, MTV Xtreme in Noida, India on February 16, 2014. The show starts with death defying acts by parkour specialist Ryan Doyle and stunt biker Mattie Griffin along with India's leading rock music acts - Blakc, Indus Creed, Parikrama, Pentagram and Providence, with Megadeth closing the show. Tickets are now on sale at bit.ly/KOXaKh. For more info, visit facebook.com/mtvxtreme.
Actor Dominic West has revealed to Daily Star that Prince Harry is a die-hard heavy metal fan whose iPod is filled with the music of bands like Megadeth, Slayer, Metallica and Anthrax. Dominic, 44, said it was the only music that Harry, 29, would listen to on their recent Walking With The Wounded expedition to the South Pole.
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Conferences and Events: Past UPA Conferences
UPA 2005: Bridging Cultures
Every day we encounter different cultures through our families, our workplaces, and our communities. Contrasting cultures can create rich learning experiences, but they also create the potential for miscommunication and misunderstandngs. As usability professionals, we are uniquely qualified to "be the bridge" between cultures. - Caryn Zange Josephson, Conference Chair
- Conference Dates: June 27-July 1, 2005
- Location: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- Attendees: 525+
- Conference Web Site and Final Program
- Conference Committee
- Photos from the conference
- Keynote and Invited Speakers
- Blogs and News Reports
- Idea Market Afterthoughts
- Advanced Topic Seminars
- Presentations
- Workshops
The conference proceedings are available for sale in the UPA Store. Handouts and presentation slides are posted here when supplied by the presenters.
Keynotes and Invited Speakers
- Keynote: Farès Chmait - Building Bridges and Reducing Misconceptoins
- Closing Plenary: Aaron Marcus - Cross Cultural User Experience Design
- Nancy A. Locke - International By Design
- Greg Vanderheiden - Changing the Rules: Natural Accessiblity for Voting Systems, and Personal Pluggable Interfaces for Everything
- Jean-Luc Doumont - Bridging Cultures: Segmentation, Strategies and Statistics
- Christian Bastien - The Evolution of Research Topics and Clients' Needs: A French Overview
- Margaret (Peggy) Pusch - Becoming a Cultural Bridge
- Motohoho - Networks in Public Places
- Bill Jensen - What if...? Building Usability Bridges Within Our Workplaces
Conference Blogs and News Reports
- Les stylistes d'Internet: De nouveaux scientifiques s'appliquent à rendre les sites Web moins rébarbatifs (Internet Designers: New Scientists Work to Make Web Sites Less Unpleasant) - Pauline Gravel. The UPA Conference was heralded in the Montreal newspaper Le Devoir, with quotes from French Track organizer, Alain Robillard-Bastien. (Le Devoir, Montreal, June 28, 2005)
- Le succès de l'Internet A view of what makes Internet sites successful, in a Montreal webzine. (LeStudio1 - July 4, 2005)
The Idea Market - Afterthoughts
Ever feel that the best part of a conference happens between sessions? Ulf Andersson did. So he devised a new format for conference sessions called an Idea Market. Attendees are free to roam from one idea station to the next, until they find a topic that they are interested in. Multiple "activators" stir up lively discourse on a variety of topics in a highly interactive, fluid session.
Wednesday – Methods & Skills
- Do You Use (and Trust) Self-Reported Usability Measures?- William Albert
- Usability on Campus – How is practicing usability behind ivy covered walls different than practicing usability in the outside world? - Jean L Foster
- Can we make the world a safer place? Usability for security and safety - Steve Fadden
- When red means joy: What is a Cultural User Interface (CUI) Template and what can we do with it? - Abigail Kirigin
- What is a usability professional's role in conducting traditional market research? - Stephanie Brawner
- How do you resolve conflicting requirements from different user groups?- Jean E. Fox
- How Can Usability Departments Become More Influential and Lead Organizational Change? - Charles Kreitzberg
- Stalking the User: Why is Field Research Valuable for Learning Users' Needs and Goals? - Stephanie Rosenbaum
Friday- Accessibility & Internationalization
- Have Personas Delivered the Goods? - Mary K Sorber
- Beyond Section 508: The State of Accessibility and Universal Design on the Web - Ann Chadwick-Dias
- What are the interactions between training and usability? - Kirsten Robinson
- How Can User Research Quickly Become a Valued Part of Established Product Teams? - Eric R Jensen
- Which methodologies are most effective when conducting research on handhelds and why? - Kimberly Oslob
- [Usability] Consumer Report: Can we make usability performance data more compelling and understandable? - Emil Geogiev
- What do we know about older users? - Nancy Frishberg and Terry Carlson
- With
the expansion of global markets, how do we ensure that our firm (or
our client's firm), addresses the entire international market
early in the design process - Ashley Pearlman
Advanced Topic Seminars
|Pawan Vora and Jose C. Castillo
|Using Patterns to Design Usable Interaces for Web Applications (Advanced Topic Seminar)
|Avi Parush
|Expanding Our Toolkit: From Descriptive Techniques to In-Depth Analyses (Advanced Topic Seminar)
|Lada Gorlenko
|Long-Term (Longitudinal) Research and User Experience Design (Advanced Topic Seminar)
Presentations and Posters
|Ron Butpakdi, Jeff Patton, Thyra Rauch
|Agile Usablity: Challenges and Strategies for Using User-centered Design and Usability Techniques in Agile Development
|Duane Degler, Michel Biezunski, Tom McCann
|Promoting User Experience in the Semantic Web
|Kathleen Straub, Sarit Arora
|Integrating Usability into Global Development Teams
|Dan Engleberg, Ahmed Saffah, Lisa Battle
|Requirements in User-Centered Design and Software Engineering: Tools for Bridging Design Cultures
|Mary Theofanos, Whitney Quesenbery, Carolyn Snyder, David Dayton, Jim Lewis
|Reporting Formative Test Results
|Ron Perkins, Chauncey Wilson
|Defining and Prioritizing Usability Problems: Can We Create a Rating System That Works
Do you have a presentation to add to this site? Send the presentation file or link URL to Web Director Gary Macomber. Files may be in Acrobat (PDF), Rich Text (RTF), Word (DOC) or Powerpoint (PPT) format, and should be under 2 Megs.


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iPhone Game Review: Chop Chop Caveman
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Gamerizon has done it again with the latest game in the Chop Chop series, Chop Chop Caveman. Unlike with the last few Chop Chop games, such as Chop Chop Hockey and Chop Chop Golf, this time however, Gamerizon has gone back to their roots with a 2D platformer, as was the first game in the Chop Chop series, Chop Chop Ninja.
Chop Chop Caveman is a 2D platformer in which you play a Caveman who is searching for more meat to eat. The game features 4 worlds currently, (1 more world is coming soon) and each world has 5 levels, each world with a unique boss fight at the end.
Unlike the previous platformer in the series, Chop Chop Ninja, which was focused primarily on non-stop combat, Caveman is more of a physics puzzle platformer, as you'll find yourself in a position where you need to throw an object to knock down rocks to create a path, and other puzzles of that sort. The puzzles themselves are very easy, so anyone can just pick this up and play. Throughout the levels gems and foodstuffs are hidden for you to find, and pebbles which increase your score are found throughout the levels. Even though the game features 4 current worlds, the levels are somewhat short, and the campaign can be completed in a short time.
Now if you're even vaguely familiar with Chop Chop games, you'll know that all of them have unique control methods that take complete advantage of the touch screen. As in Chop Chop Ninja, Caveman does away with virtual d-pads or buttons of any kind and the entire game is controlled by tapping the screen. Tapping and holding either side of the screen will make Caveman move right or left, and tapping above Caveman in any direction will cause him to jump in that direction. Dispatching enemies and grabbing things is as simple as tapping the said enemy/object and the auto-targeting with unleash an attack depending on what type of dino you're attacking.
This has advantages and disadvantages, as it can be a very intuitive control scheme for some, but it also is not without its flaws. I found myself accidentally jumping to my death several times due to a tap that was meant to throw an item being registered as a jump, or a tap that was meant to be a jump auto-targeting something and sending me into a pit. But you will get used to the controls eventually, but you might die a few times before that happens.
Chop Chop Caveman can still be an enjoyable game if you can overlook the control scheme and can get accustomed to the way things work quickly.
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The graphics in Chop Chop Caveman have the bright cartoony visual style that we have come to expect from Gamerizon. All 4 current worlds look exceptionally well and a lot of detail was put into them. Monsters and enemies look cute and varied, and level design seems very inventive.
The music and sound effect are also done well, the music changes with each world to fit the theme. You get some percussions that you?d expect from a game featuring a caveman, but the sound tracks and sound bites are actually quick polished and well arranged. iPod music is also supported.
Gamerizon has made polished games that look good and are fun to play. Chop Chop Caveman is no exception. The game has a solid gameplay with a good number of levels and lots of obstacles and enemies, yet it?s quite easy to just pick it up and play. Graphics have Gamerizon?s signature cartoon style that seem right at home with a platformer. Sound too is well made and fits with the gameplay and graphics. If you are an old school Mario Bros fan who enjoy a fast paced 2D platformer, Chop Chop Caveman is worth a look. The only thing that might break the fluid gameplay is the controls.
Ratings (scale of 1 to 5):
Graphics: - 5 -
Loveable cartoony visuals look very good.
Sound: - 4.5 -
Good varied soundtracks. iPod music also supported.
Controls: - 3.5 -
Unique control scheme, but is not without flaws. May take a while for some to become accustomed to things, and sometimes results in unnecessary deaths. Lacks other control options.
Gameplay: - 4 -
Fun physics puzzle platformer with a unique control scheme and fun boss fights. However, the current campaign mode is relatively short and the control scheme may feel a bit lacking for some.
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Betty's StoryThis is not a dietetic recipe. You get the full flavors from all the ingredients. This recipe is a step up from the other banana pudding recipes. It is delicious and when served is pretty. My family enjoys it when I make this.
Blue Ribbon Recipe
Notes from the Test Kitchen:
The awesomeness of banana pudding and banana cream pie all wrapped up in a cute square package! Two thumbs up from this banana pudding lover.
The awesomeness of banana pudding and banana cream pie all wrapped up in a cute square package! Two thumbs up from this banana pudding lover.
nilla wafers, crushed
1/4 c
margarine, melted (1/2 stick)
1 pkg
philadelphia cream cheese, softened (8 oz.)
1/2 c
powdered sugar
tub cool whip, thawed, divided (8 oz)
3 c
milk cold
2 pkg
jell-o vanilla flavor instant pudding (4-serving size each)
square of baker's semi-sweet baking chocolate, grated
jennifer said she shaved chocolate and white chocolate together on top. will have to try this. sounds good.
note: you can use whole nilla wafers or the crushed. i use both
Directions Step-By-Step
1COMBINE wafer crumbs and margarine; press firmly onto bottom of 9×13-inch dish. Refrigerate while preparing filling.
**I have to double the crust ingredients to get it to cover the bottom of a 9X13 pan
2MIX cream cheese and sugar in medium bowl until well blended. Stir in 1-1/2 cups of the whipped topping; spread carefully onto crust. Set aside. Slice bananas and arrange over cream cheese mixture.
3POUR milk into large bowl. Add dry pudding mixes. Beat with wire whisk 2 min. Spoon over bananas. Spread with remaining whipped topping; sprinkle with chocolate (optional.
**I haven't put the chocolate on yet….I like to put a layer of Nilla Wafers on top or just leave the cool whip as the topping
4Refrigerate at least 3 hours before serving. Store leftovers in refrigerator (if there are any : )
5When ready to serve cut into squares and put grated baking chocolate on top. (optional)
About this Recipe
Course/Dish: Puddings
Main Ingredient: Dairy
Regional Style: American
Collections: Member's Choice, Summer Desserts!, No Bake Desserts
Other Tag: Quick & Easy
Sherri Logan Williams logansw - Apr 20, 2011
yumms the word!!! thanks for the recipe. i love banana pudding i'm gonna make this for my company thats coming in on friday.
Kitchen Crew JustaPinch - May 11, 2011
I tried this recipe and say it's Family Tested & Approved!
Kitchen Crew JustaPinch - May 11, 2011
I shared a photo of this recipe.
Betty Graves ILUVSPICES - May 11, 2011
Thanks Sherri, I know your company will enjoy it.
Janet Stone jstone - May 12, 2011
Tried it with Ghiradeli White Chocolate shaved on tope. Awesome!! Thanks for the recipe.


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Easy Valentine's Day Decorations and Gifts
Candy covers
Dress up wrapped candy bars by adding your own papers, messages, ribbons and other accents.
Valentine's cupcake bouquet
Surprise your sweetie with a pot of our amazingly easy cupcake roses.
Instructions for the cupcake bouquet.
Valentine's votives
Show off costume jewelry, a flower, a heart-shape ornament, a bonbon or other pretty items in glass votives. Top with a Valentine-theme paper cupcake liner, and tie with colored string.
Use this idea either to create a centerpiece or to package gifts such as lip balm, candy, a poem or movie tickets.
Book lovers
Give a bookmark with heart to the reader in your life. Cut rectangles out of cream-color and red wool felt. For the bookmark at left, we cut a heart out of the cream-color felt, trimmed the edges of the red felt with scallop-edge scissors and glued the pieces together. For the bookmark at right, we stitched up the middle using embroidery floss, then glued on a red felt heart.
Photo card
Make this easy photo booklet for a family member who can display it on a dresser or shelf. Accordion-fold patterned card stock, center a photo in each square (our squares are about 4 inches), and attach with photo corners. Punch a hole in the back for ribbon. Fold paper and tie the ribbon; add a Valentine's scrapbooking charm if you like.
Paper curls wreath
This wreath covered with paper curls makes a pretty decoration for your home. To start this project, tightly wrap 1x6-inch strips of patterned paper around a pencil to curl. Glue the end of each curl into a loop. Hot-glue the paper to an 8-inch foam wreath form, and repeat until the form is covered. Embellish with a Valentine's Day sentiment if you like.
Tea time
Fill a pretty teapot with flowers for a centerpiece or gift. To indulge a tea lover, give with a tea bag-shape tag and include a pair of cups and assorted teas.
Creative cookie gifts
Package your Valentine's cookies in a simple, pretty homemade bag. Slip a cookie or two in a plastic treat bag (available at crafts stores) with a piece of scrapbooking paper. Fold contrasting paper over the opening, punch two holes, and tie with ribbon.
To make your cookies pink, add a few drops of gel food coloring to sugar cookie dough. Decorate with sugar hearts (attached with frosting) if you like.
Dress up soda
Make a container of soda or beer more special by adding scrapbook papers, ribbon and a tag. Use double-sided tape or glue to attach paper.
Festive candle
Add Valentine's candy nonpareils in the bottom of a votive for a festive candle display. Small glass beads from a crafts store will give a similar look.
60-Second Video: Valentine's decorating inspirations
Add some love to your home with these easy Valentine's Day projects. It's amazing how a few simple touches create a cozy and warm atmosphere for a romantic evening.
Nontraditional vase
Show off your beautiful blooms in a new way. Cut rose stems to 6 inches and remove leaves. Pack tightly in a straight-sided container and wrap with ribbon. Change the water daily.
Stamp muslin bags
Package Valentine's gifts in a personalized muslin bag. Place a piece of cardstock inside the bag and stamp an image on the front. When the ink is dry, fill with candy.
Miniature messages
Use mini cupcakes to spell out a special message.
Candles and flowers
Easy centerpiece: Three stemless wine glasses hold roses floating in a bit of water, while votives provide a flickering accent.
Heart wreath
Create a heart wreath with pretty card stock and scrapbooking papers. Use paper punches or scissors to cut out hearts, then curl by scraping them as you would curling ribbon. Layer and glue to a cardstock base.
Lollipop bouquet
Create a simple Valentine's Day centerpiece or gift with lollipop flowers. Fold colored card stock in half and cut out six hearts. Punch a small hole near the tip of each heart, insert a lollipop stick and arrange six hearts on the stem; fan out petals around the stick.
Informal Valentine place setting
A centerpiece of lollipop flowers (see previous slide) sets the tone for an informal Valentine place setting for breakfast or lunch.
Romantic place setting
For a more formal place setting than the previous slide, try a combination of red, white and red-and-white china, a centerpiece of red carnations, pink votives and other colorful accents.
Cookies with heart
Package homemade cookies with paper hearts—held together with a brad—for a lunch or dinner family treat.
Puffed Heart Lemon Cookies recipe
Wrap a vase
Create a pretty centerpiece by adding the texture of burlap to a plain cylinder vase and filling your vase with flowers in a matching color.
Wrap the vase with colored burlap, attaching with double-sided tape. Add ribbon to the top and bottom of the burlap with fabric glue.
Homemade cards
Homemade cards brighten anyone's day. Create sweet messages with hearts, cardstock and ribbon.
Heart frames
Create a frame of candy or foam hearts to suround a special picture. Cut out a cardboard circle to fit on top of a frame, then glue on candy hearts or use stick-on foam hearts.
Red-and-white garland
Make a garland of hearts cut from fabric scraps layered and attached with iron-on adhesive. Tie together with ribbon. You could achieve a similar effect using sturdy scrapbook paper, too.
Lunch surprise
Do you help pack lunch for someone in your house? Leave them a surprise by clipping on Valentine's candy. We used pinking shears to cut a scalloped border around red card stock, layered on a contrasting piece of paper, then attached foil-wrapped chocolates with double-sided tape.
Jazz up a cake
Add punch to a purchased cake with touches like a red cake stand, number blocks, and heart decorations.
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Love the honeycomb/hexi template! Brilliant on their part and critical for our part... ;0ReplyDelete
Can hardly wait for them to become available to mere quilting mortals! Ha! How do you spell honeycomb: t.e.m.p.t.a.t.i.o.n.s
That hexie template is such a great idea! Love all the beautiful fabrics featured today.ReplyDelete
Give me Honey sweet and happy tones .... LOOOOVE them. LOLReplyDelete
I am loving the Happy Tones :)ReplyDelete
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Finally, some pre-cut hexies in prints! Yippeeee!ReplyDelete
I too think of jelly beans when I see those fabrics...definitely some Easter candy goodness going on there. :)
I love the new colors in the Happy Tones grouping! And, I have been a hexagram fan for a long time. Saw the solid ones at the Dallas Quilt Show recently. Hope the prints will be out soon. Precuts will save lots of time. Like the plastic pattern, too.ReplyDelete
I always get a creative feeling every time I go to your blog...that ring of fabric colors you always have is just so amazing and very inspiring! I love looking at the fabrics all lined up or stacked...makes me think of the candy at the general store at Knott's Berry Farm (in Anaheim, CA) where I grew up BEFORE it was a theme park with rides and admission! Just rows and rows of candy in glass jars and boxes...your fabric display/pictures are just as colorful!ReplyDelete
Oh I have a serious case of the wanties!ReplyDelete
I want to come to your house and just roll around in the fabric for a while! So fun!ReplyDelete
Ohhhhhhhhh and ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!! Honey Sweet looks like a great cross of Patisserie and Tapestry. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmReplyDelete
I am totally nerding out about the fabric in your post--it's all so happy!ReplyDelete
Beautiful and brilliant! I am a total fabric nerd - textiles delight me beyond words! :-)ReplyDelete
All so lovely! BUT right now Michael Miller's Happy Tones are calling my name... I wish I had a daughter, I don't so that means I just have to make darling, pretty things for my nieces and friends' daughters :)ReplyDelete
Hexies - On my list of new things to try!
Love love LOVE the Happy Tones! Makes me think if Jelly Beans too! Perfect for an Easter project!ReplyDelete
Hi! I would love to play with Kaffe's mini charms in any colour! Thank you for a great give away - just adorable fabrics! x Teje fromReplyDelete
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Looks like spring.!ReplyDelete
Love all the greens and squad.ReplyDelete
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