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The three-leaf clover, or shamrock, became linked with Ireland through the missionary work of Saint Patrick, who used its trefoil pattern to symbolize...

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As luck has it, you can make any day St. Patty's Day: Cook up this classic from across the pond.

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* In bowl of electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, cream butter and sugar until fluffy, about 4 minutes. Add eggs, one at a time, beating...

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All materials by Martha Stewart Crafts, available at marthastewartcrafts.com. 18-by-18-inch assorted craftstock, $1.99 per sheet Screw punch, $24.99...

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* 5/8-inch multicolor quilling paper (No. 356), $5 for 100 pieces, from Lake City Crafts, quilling.com * 1/8-inch quilling paper in color of choice,...

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* 1/4 pound alum (a mordant; makes paint adhere to paper) * Paintbrushes * Uncoated (nonglossy) medium-weight paper * Clothesline and clothespins *...

See this at: marthastewart.com| Added on 12/20/08

Star template 14-gauge galvanized utility wire (No. 5061031), by Hillman Group, from Ace Hardware Superstore Dowel or broom handle Wire cutters Dark,...

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If you are fortunate enough to have boxes of decorations from your childhood Christmases, you will probably find among the mercury-glass balls and tin...

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Rectangular tin (we used No. 12 recs 300, $40.80 per dozen, from independentcan.com) Corrugated paper (we used No. 11214-1048, $23.64 for...

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Open a numbered window for each December day before Christmas. On Christmas Day, open the front door. Enlarge template by 200 percent; repeat. Trace...

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1. Turn a pumpkin on its side, and use a knife to carve out a circular opening in the bottom. Make the opening large enough so your hand can fit...

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* On a lightly floured work surface, roll out one disk of dough to a 1/8-inch thickness. Cut out six 6-inch circles. Fit pastry in bottoms of six 3...

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Warmly lit hearts, luminous stars, glowing clovers, and twinkling diamonds -- try carving any or all of these shapes onto this year's pumpkin lantern....

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Not all pumpkins are orange, nor are they necessarily destined to become leering jack-o'-lanterns. The designs used on these pumpkins, carved...

See this at: marthastewart.com| Added on 10/06/08

A frothy drink is tempting enough, but one served in a red-rimmed glass is particularly enticing to monsters who drink blood. Corn syrup with food...

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Our baking pan turns out 18 exquisitely detailed miniature cakes and quick breads shaped like acorns, a festive touch for autumn meals. Use it to bake a basketful of savory nut breads for the buffet, warm cornbread muffins to accompany fall soups and... See more

Our baking pan turns out 18 exquisitely detailed miniature cakes and quick breads shaped like acorns, a festive touch for autumn meals. Use it to bake a basketful of savory nut breads for the buffet, warm cornbread muffins to accompany fall soups and stews, or sweet dessert cakes dusted with sugar. Made for us by Nordic Ware, the cast-aluminum pan has a nonstick finish that ensures easy release of the 2 1/4" long acorn shapes with all their detail intact. Hand-wash. 15 1/4" x 11 3⁄4" x 1" high. Made in USA. A Williams-Sonoma exclusive. See less

Highlights: $36.00

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These decorations bring sparkle to tables and serving areas-and they last far longer than jack-o'-lanterns. To make one, use a medium-size paintbrush...

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Just for grown-up goblins: Serve up a little black magic -- in the form of cocktails made with vodka that's as dark as night. Ghost in the Graveyard...

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* Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add pepitas; toast, stirring constantly until seeds pop and become slightly golden, about 3 minutes....

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Standard size cupcake baking cups, contains approximately 50. Also available in the mini-muffin size. We also have the pumpkin and fall leaves quins pictured.

Standard size cupcake baking cups, contains approximately 50. Also available in the mini-muffin size. We also have the pumpkin and fall leaves quins pictured. See less

Highlights: SKU BCF0851979 | Weight 0.20 lbs | Price: $2.19

See this at: marthastewart.com| Added on 05/02/08

Baking liners make sweet gift toppers for Mother's Day, or anytime. Nesting pastel papers in different sizes -- petit four, mini muffin, and cupcake...

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1. Download and print our Mother's Day coupon template onto colored card stock. 2. Create perforated left- and right-hand edges: Lay the ruler on the...

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We've designed this menu so that some items can be prepared in advance, meaning less day-of stress in the kitchen. Up to One Day Ahead 1. Prepare...

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May is a heady time of year, with spring flowers scenting the air. Celebrate by reviving an old May Day custom: Surprise a loved one by hanging a...

See this at: marthastewart.com| Added on 03/12/08

Eggs and dyes are the two central elements of Easter crafts. Decorating eggs perfectly isn't hard; just follow our tips. If you want to save eggs from...

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1. Begin by dyeing and blowing out eggs. 2. Attach a band of ribbon or rickrack around the shell with clear-drying craft glue. 3.Cover a hole at one...

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In Germany and Austria, it's customary to celebrate Easter by hanging hollow eggs from the branches of trees. This year, bring the tradition indoors...

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Set inside a rustic boat-shaped birch basket, this cheerful yellow hilltop vista is a breath of fresh air. You can practically hear the chicks peeping...

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Personalize your notes by lining precut cards and envelopes with fabric or decorative paper. Tip: This project is a great opportunity to make use of...

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With stencils made of waterproof vinyl adhesive tape and cut-out shapes, you can create perfectly rendered patterns on your Easter eggs. Make plaid,...