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Keep your coffee cups close at hand with a Longaberger mug tree. Both wooden and wrought iron styles were made by this Ohio-based basket company.
These attractive mug trees are a great way to accessorize your kitchen countertops, while also keeping them organized, holding up to six coffee mugs. Continue Reading »
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The Longaberger Collector's Club Mini Mixing Bowls were offered to members in 2001. They are modeled after the standard mixing bowls and stand.
Now, nearly a decade after their release, this miniature version of the original mixing bowls are very much in demand by collectors and can be difficult to find. If you are able to track down your own set, see if you can also purchase the wrought iron stand. It's perfectly sized to hold this trio of mini mixing bowls, and is a great way to display these Collector's Club must-haves in your kitchen or china cabinet. Continue Reading »
A Longaberger umbrella basket is a practical and pretty way to dress up the foyer of your home or the entrance to your office.
Although the tall shape of this basket is perfectly suited for stowing umbrellas as you come out of the rain, you can also use it to hold other items - for example, golf clubs or kids' toys. Continue Reading »
If you are just starting your pottery collection, the Longaberger coffee mugs are a great place to start. After all, there's nothing like waking up with a warm cup of brew in the morning - and a stylish cup to pour it in will only sweeten the moment.
Longaberger coffee mugs are available in a wide range of styles and colors. In addition to the traditional styles, they also make travel mug styles, which have a tall body so that they will easily fit into the cup holder of your car. If you prefer something a little different, you might want to forego the traditional style mug and take a look at their soft square styles. Continue Reading »
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A Longaberger Recipe Basket is a "sweet" way to indulge in your basket cravings, without spending a lot of "dough".
As you can see, I'm having a little fun with words today (it's one of my bad habits!). Another one of my bad habits is that I love to bake. Actually, the baking part is not the problem. The real issue is that I like to eat all those homemade goodies I make - if only I could tell myself "no"!
I'm quickly getting off topic, so to get back on track... Continue Reading »