Friday, March 25, 2011

Multibionta is a Great Multivitamin

I started using Multibionta and feel great.  I got this free for because I'm being a BzzAgent.  Check out the link:  <img src="http://img.bzzagent.com/image/multib.jpg?Type=activity&Activity=6039502838&Campaign=0607804734&Uid=423196&token=e23eda8c696aad42626ebfd32c3db3d4" alt=""/>

That's why we're fans of Multibionta™ (mul-ti-bee-ON-ta). Unlike traditional multivitamins, it's specifically designed for today's world with a winning combination of vitamins, minerals and probiotics that optimize digestion, strengthen your immune system, reduce stress and exhaustion and keep you healthy every day. Let's see your current multivitamin do that!

Let me know if you'd like more information and some coupons!

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Multibionta

You need to try this product that I got free from being  a BzzAgent. 
This time a year is a great time to start using a product like this.
 Especially since the weather is so up and down right now. 
No doubt about it: times have changed.
With more tasks than ever on your to-do
lists and the same meagre 24 hours to do
them, stress is up and energy is down.
Everything, including your body’s needs,
has changed. Everything, that is, except
your same old multivitamin.
That’s why we’re fans of Multibionta™ (mul-tibee-
ON-ta). Unlike traditional multivitamins,
it’s specifi cally designed for today’s world with
a winning combination of vitamins, minerals
and probiotics that optimize digestion,
strengthen your immune system, reduce stress
and exhaustion and keep you healthy every
day. Let’s see your current multivitamin do that!
But don’t just take our word for it. Get started
with your free sample of Multibionta™ today
and notice the difference yourself. Then
share the good news about the fi rst and only
multivitamin with probiotics in Canada*!


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On average, in 2010, Star Stylists at Stella & Dot that spent 10-15 SMART hours a week on their business earned approximately $47,000. I'm pretty sure that every person I know could find an extra 10-15hrs a week if it meant that sort of payout.... am I right? Message me if you'd like to get started or if you know someone who'd be fabulous at what I do!



Monday, March 14, 2011

Stella & Dot ~ Reach for a Cure

 
From now to March 31, 2011, I’ll be donating 50% of my commissions from the sales on my website to the Canadian Cancer Society.

As you are aware, cancer has had a big effect on my life and I want to support the cause as much as I possibly can. From being a patient myself, my mom and many other friends and family, I’ve seen what donations do.

When you go to my website:
http://www.stelladot.com/tammyshannon

Click “Cant’ make trunk show” and then type “Cancer Society” for the hostess.

Please share this with your friends and family. I will be doing random draws for people that purchase a Stella & Dot piece and/or make a donation.

If you don't want to purchase anything but would still like donate, please follow the link to do so:
http://convio.cancer.ca/site/TR?fr_id=9811&pg=entry
 

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Stella & Dot ~ Love it or Lose it!

Go to my Stella & Dot Facebook page and decided, love it or lost it! 

Love it or lose it? We know Facebook has a "like" button, but we prefer to only design styles our fans "love." It's time to weigh in – should this statement necklace be a part of our fall line? Click LIKE on the LOVE IT or LOSE IT photo to cast your vote. Voting ends Tuesday at midnight PST!
Photos: 4

St. Patrick's Day Headband

Do you think they'd send me home from work if I wore this on Thursday?

Trailer Park Boys for my BFF!

For my BFF, enough said!

Picture for Popsicle Soap

Here's the picture for the instructions below.  Bear with me, I'm still new to all this blog stuff.  :o)

How To Make Popsicle Soap

Popsicle soap--yummy looking and yummy smelling too!
Homemade soap is a quick and affordable gift that's sure to wow – especially when it's this popsicle soap. Yum!
Difficulty: Easy
Time Required: 15 minutes
Here's How:
1.    Coat the inside of your popsicle mold with cooking spray.
2.    Next, cut up the glycerin soap into small cubes, and heat in a microwave-safe container according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
3.    Pour the melted soap into the popsicle mold, filling all the way to the top.
4.    Add in soap dye and fragrance as desired.
5.    Then, place a piece of foil over the top of the mold, and insert a popsicle stick through the foil and into each popsicle compartment. Hold the sticks down for one to two minutes, or until the soap starts to set up. (This will prevent the sticks from floating up).
6.    Allow the soap to cool and harden for two to three hours.
7.    Release the soap from the mold by inserting a knife on both sides of the bar, and then using the popsicle stick to pull out the finished soap.
8.    Wrap, and give.
Tips:
1.    For a pretty presentation, wrap each soap in a plastic; and tie with a bow.
2.    Select fragrances and colors that suggest popular popsicle flavors--cherry, banana, chocolate, etc.
3.    When giving to kids, be sure to label each bar as "soap."
What You Need:
·         Glycerin soap
·         Soap dye
·         Fragrance oil (fragrance)
·         Popsicle mold
·         Popsicle sticks
·         microwave-safe bowl or container
·         Knife
·         Foil

Charlie!

This cracks me up!!

Saturday, March 12, 2011

St. Patrick's Idea Fun Craft Idea!


Learn how to make this framed typographic poster from Tatertots and Jello. The original uses vinyl letters cut with a Silhouette machine, but you could substitute stickers or stamps.
Click here to go to the tutorial.

Potato Chip Fun

Poteki by Kazuhito Ishida

Another great find from the Oyatsu Dougu exhibition is Poteki, a play on the Japanese word for potato chips (abbreviated as potechi) and the word for tree (ki). I love everything about this potato chip tree from the packaging design to the execution of the product. In fact, assumingly due to popular demand, the designer, Kazuhito Ishida, recently began offering them for sale (840 yen) on his website.
I love everything except the fact that it requires a disproportionately large amount of time to set up, compared to the time it takes to empty