After Project Run & Play, my sewing wall was a disaster and in need of some serious organization and clean up.
Around this time, Avery sent me a box of supplies from Martha Stewart Home Office™ with Avery™ to review. The timing couldn’t have been more perfect.
I quickly put the items to work in my sewing area and in the rest of my “home office” which, as a mom and a blogger, encompasses pretty much the rest of the house. We live in a small space, so we have to work hard at not only getting things to fit but look nice as well. The Martha Stewart Home Office with Avery supplies help with this perfectly. All the products are aesthetically pleasing but also smart in design and made to last.
First, I used the Stack+Fit™ organizer as a catch all on top of our shoe shelf. It’s a great place for our keys, our cell phones, and our mail. It’s so nice to have a ‘home’ for all those items instead a pile of clutter.
The Stack +Fit is actually a whole line of complementary organizers that you can stack on and with each other, so you have a lot of storage options.
Next, I moved to my sewing room. Using some over-sized mugs I got at the Dollar Store and some cute Martha Stewart Home Office with Avery Chalkboard Labels, I organized my brushes, markers and tools. I wrote fun little motivational reminders, instead of straightforward labels since the contents are obvious. The chalk doesn’t rub off easily which is a plus, but is still easily erased with a damp cloth. The label adheres very well but peels off cleanly if you need it to. I pulled a few labels off several times to get them straight with no problems.
These would go great in a kitchen or even to label dishes at a party.
The patterns fit nicely in the accordion file with room to grow. I like that it can stand freely for ease of access to its contents. The bottom band and top strand of elastic keeps it all contained and streamlined as well.
Because my sewing table sits atop our file cabinet, I used the Martha Stewart Home Office with Avery Shagreen Pocket as a place to hold all our papers to be filed away or shredded. The packaging it came in claimed that it can hold up to 50 sheets of papers.
It looks pretty … sure, but I was skeptical that it could hold up that much weight.
Then I saw the tacks it comes with. Those things are like ice picks, and the folder/pocket is sturdy and expandable. I’ve had no problems so far!
Avery also sent me other miscellaneous products to try.
A simple, yet bold journal with (what else?) entertaining tips in the back, place setting diagrams and even a tutorial on how to fold your cloth napkins into a lotus flower. Oh Martha, what would I do without you?
I received a little organizer perfect for keeping in your purse that has places for emergency numbers, car insurance information, and little notes on the calendar reminding you when to sharpen your knives or clean out your closets.
Avery also sent high quality adhesive backed note pads, cute kitchen food labels, folders, and clever x-shaped rubber bands.
I got a 40% off coupon to use to try even more Martha Stewart Home Office with Avery stuff out. I decided to get some cute round, metal rimmed tags that were on sale and some clothing tags that require no ironing and are washer and dryer safe.
I promptly labeled the boys’ jackets as they have started bringing them to school. It’s hard to see in pictures but the stickers are a very interesting, flexible vinyl/plastic material. I have high hopes that the labels will last, and it’s nice not having to write their names directly onto jackets that will be handed down to siblings.
I think the metal rimmed tags will go well with the Martha Stewart wrapping paper.
They have a line of both traditional wrapping paper and Kraft paper, which I love! Kraft paper is my favorite way to wrap presents.
The Martha Stewart Home Office with Avery products are exclusively sold at Staples and are everything you would expect from Martha. Functional, yet pretty. Very well made, with high quality materials. Simple in design.
To learn more about the Martha Stewart Home Office with Avery line you can browse items for purchase here. (Although the holiday shipping and wrapping products are only available in-store at Staples)
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My first memory was seeing her tutorial on how to fold fitted sheets neatly….when I was in high school, keeping up with the linen closet was my job – so that tutorial was a lifesaver!!!
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My mom's been a long time subscriber to Martha Stewart Living. Her books and magazines were always in our home growing up. She's still an icon today!
My first memory of Martha was seeing her living magazine at a grocery store when I was a teenager. One of the first checks I ever wrote when I got my first checking account was my subscription to her magazine when I was 17. Much more useful to have 15+ years of Martha living magazines than if I had been into Cosmo!
My first memory is probably from high school when my friend and I were in love with getting any and all wedding magazines and planning our respective dream weddings at some point in the future anyway 😉 The Martha Stewart wedding magazine was amazing and had so many gorgeous ideas. I actually ended up using several from those saved magazines when I did get married in college!
I feel like Martha has always been around my life. I remember watching the OLD Martha Stewart shows. (I feel like that was the really good stuff.)
I checked out a book from the library on gingerbread. Looking at the terrible piping and photography, I couldn't help but think, "This book was obviously before Martha. She's raised the bar."
My mom used to watch the show on tv all the time. And I was always around when it was on, so I would always watch it. Pretty awesome how she has influenced a generation!
My first memory of Martha is seeing the Living magazine. I loved it then and I still love it now.
My first memory of Martha is watching her first tv shows and when her magazine came out, once in a while I would splurge and buy one to go thru ever so slowly, savoring it all.
My first memory is watching her TV show with my mom. I always wished I could be as crafty as her!
my first memory of Martha would be paging through her magazines that my mom got (the only magazine I remember my mom having a subscription for!). I've been a loyal subscriber for at least 15 years now!
I remember her making cookies with a little girl on her tv show. I also remember her fluffy dogs on that same show.
My first memory of Martha seeing her make an amazing cake on her show. I was quite young and watching the show with my mom. We would always watch her together while we folded laundry. I remember watching her cook always made me hungry! She had amazing skills that I was very impressed with-and am still impressed today! I love her home decor, kitchenware, and organization lines! Amazing!
I used to watch Martha at my best friend's house when we were kids. Her mom was obsessed! We still call each other Martha when we see each other.
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My first memory of Martha was probably her TV show, but when I was getting married I really learned to appreciate her when I bought her wedding magazines! I love seeing her line at Michaels, so I'm excited she has stuff at Staples too. I love that wrapping paper.
I think my first memory of Martha is of watching her on TV but really I feel like she's just always been there!
I remember watching her show on TV with my mom!
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Cute stuff! Your sewing room looks great!
We're huge Martha Stewart fans in my family. I remember my mom reading her magazine and watching her old TV show. So, pretty much Martha's methods have been ingrained in me from the beginning 🙂 Ha!
My first Martha Stewart memory is watching her show and being inspired to make homemade gifts and crafts for the holidays.
I love that she continues to give her followers ideas and inspiration.
I used to watch Martha Stewart's TV show. I loved how she made everything look do-able.
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The fact that she was put in jail!
Oh man, Martha has always had palace in my heart! I think we took the magazine when I was growing up? I would love a chance to get organized in such a fun way!
We spent a lot of family time at the book store growing up. My first memory of Martha is looking through her magazine while sipping on hot cocoa!
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i think that my first memory of martha was just hearing her name from my mother. then i have memories of her magazine being in our home and watching her television show. her products are always so polished looking and functional. i could use some martha organizing in my life!
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Reading the magazine at my mother in laws. Always neat stuff found inside.
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I loved pouring over her magazines as a teen, loving the beautiful photography and the clever "good things" section.
My first Martha memory is watching her original TV show, and being in awe of the crafts. She had a guest making wool felted hats, and I really wanted to make one, haha. My mom didn't see things the way I did though…
First memory would be watching her show on TV. That was not very often but I remember loving her accent and calm voice.
My first memory would be seeing her magazine at the cash registers.
this is the best product review ever delia! seriously, I know martha's stuff is awesome, but you seriously make it look mouth watering. I loooooooooove your sewing set up. so much
At the office I worked at in high school, the others complimented a woman by saying, "You're such a Martha!" and I had to go look her up to find out what they meant. Now if someone says I'm a "Martha" I'm just tickled pink!
Watching Martha on television with my Mom!
i first remember hearing her name when someone was describing my mother-in-law's penchant for wrapping gifts…
my first clear memory is watching a show where she needle felted. I bought the supplies and have yet to make anything!
Hmm… it feels like Martha's been a part of my life forever so it's hard to remember the first… but it's probably watching my mom watch her on TV when I was little.
i remember reading a magazine of hers at my mother in laws. and seeing craft stuff at micheals – not sure which one was 1st
Not sure of my first memory, but it was probably from one of her tv shows or appearances on Oprah. My favorite memory that has been stuck in my head is from one of her magazines. She had a tutorial for a craft to make center pieces using circle styrofoam wreaths and shiny ball picks (or christmas ornaments) which I sort of copied for my wedding church and reception decorations. Since I got
I want to say my first memory of her was when the tv movie came out about her. She had an interesting youth.
I have vague memories of her TV show, but I more vividly remember her doing a spot on a morning talk show where she said how to make your own chalkboard paint. Love her amazing tricks! Also, her guest spot on "Wait, Wait… Don't Tell Me" last week was good fun!
I remember reading my mom's copies of her magazine and (being an organization nerd from childhood) falling in love with being able to combine organization with some color and personality!
Watching her on the Today show. beautiful table scapes!
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wow. no clue. i'm guessing i saw her on tv first?? cookign something i think, haha!
Probably a tv show, but when I first started baking/cooking I tried some cupcakes of hers that were a hit!
Y first memory of her was probably seeing her on a commercial. Thanks for the chance to win!
My first memory is actualy the SNL skit of Martha's Topless Christmast Special. Hilarious!
My first memory is of some kind of "good thing" that involved popping the heads off of daisies (my favorite flower). I can't remember what she did with them. I just remember her saying "daisy head" over and over.
I first learned of Martha through a magazine that my mom had. I LOVE how clean and simple everything is. Would love to win!
My husband has an Aunt that they call Martha Stewart and that's how i figured out who she was!
My first memory of Martha Stewart? On the front of a homemaking magazine, probably Better Homes & Gardens.
My mom bought me one of her Christmas cookbooks when I was first married and I tried so hard to be like her ! I still remember a red beaded noel ornament I made form the book.
My Grandma used to get the Martha Stewart magazine, and even as a teen I would spend hours pouring over them – so crafty, I love Martha! 🙂
It seems I grew up hearing Martha's name, but we were poor, so I never really got to look at her magazine. When I was in college, a friend of mine showed me a recorded episode of hers when Cookie Monster was the guest star. The puppeteer was obviously having too much fun – poor Martha!
I remember the Martha Stewart wedding magazines. So beautiful…even when I wasn't remotely close to marriage!
I remember my Mom having a subscription to her magazine when I was in high school and loving the photography and holiday ideas.
When I was in college, I would watch Martha during the day, and my dog would come running whenever he heard her theme music. We always watched together – he found her voice very soothing!
I can't recall my first memory about her… I remember seeing her on TV and thinking how out of my league all of her ideas were 🙂
BUT my first personal experience was trying out a recipe for chicken thighs from her everyday living magazine… and they totally BOMBED. Big time. I almost swore off Martha for good, but we know how well that actually works… 🙂
my first memory of martha is through her magazines at my mom's house. i was in love love love with all of the gardening images. thanks!
When I was pregnant with my first baby I drew a lot of inspiration from the Martha Stewart Baby magazine. That is when I first was aware of Martha Stewart. I created all kinds of homemade baby items, and I still love the ideas that Martha Stewart provides.
My first memory or Martha was when my mom brought home Martha Stewart's Christmas book. I must have been in high school but had already developed an obsession with chocolate truffles. I remember making her recipe but skipping the gold leaf (so typical Martha!) cause it was too expensive for my teenager wallet.
I remember her TV shows in high school. I decided pretty early on that Martha was "a good thing" and have been a fan ever since!
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Fun stuff! My first memory is also of Living Magazine, I used to flip through it at my grandmother's house when I was younger. Now I get my own : )
I remember pictures of beautiful gardens. I fantasized that when I grew up I would have a yard that beautiful. Now I have three kids and still no yard. Maybe I'm not really grown up yet.
I saw some of her shows when I was younger. Mostly I remember entertaining.
I remember watching her on TV, but I was pretty young so I am not sure!
I remember watching her shows with my mother. 🙂
Wow, she's done so much it's hard to remember my first memory?! I love her website!! I've used so many of her great ideas.
My first memory of Martha is the Martha Steward Living magazine, my friend and I used to pore over the articles and daydream about making the cute things featured in the magazine. And I was so flattered when someone called me my "family's Martha Stewart." One of my favorite compliments ever 🙂 Thanks for the giveaway!
I remember watching her on TV
years ago, my mom went to visit some family, and brought home a picture she ripped out of a magazine, with martha's vegetable garden cake, with all little rows of marzipan veggies – so cute. i still have that picture somewhere…
I used to watch her show with my Grandma.
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I remember seeing the Martha Stewart brand at Kmart & admiring the items.
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I can't remember how old I was but Martha was hot gluing sea shells on everything! There was a lamp that I remember most and I had never wanted to make anything so badly in my life. I begged my mom for a hot glue gun for months! I had forgotten this until this swell giveaway and I think I need to seek out some shells, I have the perfect lamp…
Watching her on TV in her beautiful kitchen.
Martha has been a legend long before I had even tasted the sweet life of a crafter, but I do remember seeing her magazines and cooking show kind of being in awe of the aura of martha.
Week! I'd love to win this :). My first memory of martha is her valentine fortune cookies- my mom and I made them when I was 15. They were a hit and I was hooked on martha!
My first memory is leafing through her books – my aunt owned every single one!
My mom and I would have wonderful times making crafts inspired by Martha. We still love using the ideas on her show and her magazine!
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My first memory is occasionally reading Martha Stewart's craft ideas when I was at a friend's home or doctor's office. I've always loved her beautiful magazine. Thanks for the giveaway! 🙂
Watching a segment she had about budgie birds when i was home sick from school one day. Love her….and YOU
Haha, I think my first memory that I can really remember is seeing her show sometime when I must have been home sick from middle school or high school and saw her show. She was cooking with wine (which I don't really do) and I thought that was crazy! I love her office stuff line!
I remember my mom watching Martha and Lynette Jennings around the same time in the '90s. And then I collected Martha's wedding magazines for a year leading up to my wedding! Always wonderful inspiration.
I remember watching her show when I was home sick. She was amazing!
I know I had heard of her earlier, but my MIL got me hooked a few years ago– I definitely look forward to each magazine as it comes out!
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My first Martha memory was watching one of her holiday specials and making everything look so easy, that was the first time I really wanted to go out and try it myself!
I caught a Christmas special on TV once and have been in awe of her ever since!
I used to watch her show all the time back in the 80's. I love dher gardening segments.
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i cant remember the first time i saw her, shes just always been around! lol
lots of memories – but the first thing that comes to mind are the crisp clean lines, and great colors of all of her products…. always looks so classy….
It was through her book, "Entertaining," with the gorgeous photography.
I started watching Martha Stewart in the mid nineties. I afmired how she made the simplest things look so beautiful.
I remember my mom watching her show and then immediately trying everything from the show!
I honestly don't remember my first memory of Martha Stewart, but she's always just been known. I am in love with this new collection!
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When I was in high school, with no intention of EVER getting married I was compelled to buy a Martha Stewart Weddings magazine because of the gorgeous cover…and continued buying almost every one for the next decade. I had quite an inspirational collection by the time I did get married!
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When I try to think of my first Martha memory, the clearest one I have was watching the movie about her life. I knew her name before that, but the movie really showed me how talented, determined, and innovative she was.
I remember the very first Martha magazine my mom got in the mail. Our jaws dropped as we paged through the magazine. We kept ooohhhing and aaahhhhing over each beautiful page. And her tips were so smart! It had a guide for folding napkins and I still have that page that we ripped out in the entertaining section of my binder. Martha is the best!!
love martha, have been getting her magazines since the dawn of time. All her ideas are so wonderful.
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I first remember Martha Stewart magazines. Still so fun to look at. Thanks for the chance to win! [email protected]
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just watching her tv shows and seeing how pretty she makes everything. Thanks for a chance to win and have a great day!
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Years and years ago I was often told that I was "such a Martha Steward". I finally found out who she was, bought her Christmas book and the rest is history!
My mom had her "Entertaining" book out AALWAYS when I was little – I actually thought it was my mom on the cover because she and Martha look a lot alike and are always sporting the same haircut!
When I was 2 or 3, I asked to watch her show all the time. I loved the flowers and crafts and organization. I remember sitting on the floor in my grandparent's family room to watch my one allowed show. I still love her magazine today.
My first memory of Martha Stewart was receiving a chance to be an early reviewer of Living magazine before it came out. I loved the photography and craft ideas, and especially loved when she had the Kids magazine. I used many of those ideas in my teaching of preschool children.Now, articles from her magazines often appear on my Pinterest page!
I remember first seeing her on TV in the mid to late 90s with her show Martha Stewart Living where she would bake, give decorating tips, and make crafty objects. I remember thinking she always made it look so easy and effortless.
My first memory of Martha was looking through the Halloween issues of the magazine with my mom. They are always so graphically interesting and have beautiful photography.
My earliest memory is seeing Martha Stewart Living on the rack at the grocery store checkout.
My earliest memory of Martha….hhmmmmm…..probably about 7 years ago I saw her magazine when I was helping my sister plan her wedding. My first real experience was about 5 years ago when I started crafting more and became obsessed with her products.
The first time I ever saw Martha Stewart was at the library. I checked out one of her craft books. 🙂
These are really lovely products. I would love 'em!!
My mom used to get her magazine (and still does) and I remember falling in love with her clean looks. Still do…
watching her shows with my mom
I feel like I grew up knowing of Martha Stewart. I remember her show on tv and would watch it wishing I could try out the things she made, but I was just a little girl then.
I remember watching a Christmas special with my mom. I love Martha!
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Martha…. on TV, she was at a lavender farm. It was beautiful!
When I was 12 I taught myself to knit from a Martha Stewart Living Magazine.
10 years later I’m a knitting intern for a fashion designer and preparing to have some of my knit work in my very first art show!!
My first memory of martha stewart was living magazine. my mom has subscribed forever!
The first time I heard about Martha Stewart was through some sort of skit on SNL or some show like that. I was kind of curious and when her show came on TV one day I paid attention and was hooked. I was a teenager and ended up getting a subscription to Martha Stewart Living instead of Seventeen.
My first memory is of the magazine. I always loved trying the crafts!
watching her cook on her show as a kid
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I remember her always saying “it’s a good thing” also remember the snl skit
I first saw Martha on her television show and now I’m on her website almost daily to help with dinner. Martha has never let me down!
My mom’s MSLiving magazines!
Pie! I made her pie crust using an old cookbook – YUM!
Watching her shows with my mom and sisters.
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I always loved watching her show, and when I was home sick I would be there to actually watch it! It was so awesome being sick!!!
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I loved to bake from a young age, and somehow I ended up with a copy of Martha Stewart's Pies & Tarts cookbook. I have been hooked ever since, and use her website regularly for recipes and quick crafts.
Oh my. My earliest memory of Martha? Probably her magazines. Several issues of it are embedded in my mind, the photography was THAT GOOD!
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My first memory is watching her show on TV
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My first memory of dear Martha was when she showed how to fold fitted bed sheets. Ingenious! I was floored, lol!
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I first "met" Martha back in 2000 when I had cable. I remembered asking myself who this lady was who could organize so well. I finally got to see her in person a year ago. She is still wonderful today!
Not sure if I want to leave an exact year of when I first meet Martha but it was one of her cookbooks that my mom had gotten…back in the 80's!
watching her shows and getting inspired on her tips and simple craft ideas
My first memory of Martha is all of her "good things". I love how Martha shares all sorts of How Tos and makes experts in all fields accessible to everyone. Love Martha's recipes, organizing, crafting, and helpful tips. Would love to try out her new office products. Thanks!
A Christmas Cook Book. Then a Christmas Special made for television. This was back in the early 90's
Probably watching her show. 🙂
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My first was learning how to cut snowflakes from martha. I love the average hanging folders, they look cute on the wall and gives extra space. Thanks for the review and giveaway.
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magazines in the grocery store
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My first memory of Martha was watching her TV show.
My first martha memory is watching her show and learing how to fold a fitted sheet. projectgadabout at gmail dot com
I remember learning how to properly put a pillow case on a feather pillow many years ago. The pillows always come out looking just right! Also, an episode of the old TV show where she had her mom as a guest in the kitchen. That really got me interested in cooking/baking!
My first memory is seeing her cooking on T.V. Now I sometimes go to her website for craft ideas.
My first memories of her, is the morning show on tv.. I think it came on at 10:00 central time. [email protected]
My first memory of Martha Stewart is her show, always inspiring and fun to watch.
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I remember seeing her on tv when I was little at my grandmothers
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My first memory of Martha Stewart is watching her tv show in the mornings and watching her cook delicious desserts.
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My first memory is my aunt cooking from her magazines … her recipes were always decadent and delicious!! Then I also got sucked into the pictures. In college, my best friend and I would go to the book store just to read the magazine …
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My first memory of Martha is watching her decorate a cake with Rosie O’Donnell. I didn’t know that they were friends in real life, and I was sure they were going to brawl as soon as the director yelled cut. Rosie kept teasing Martha about being too precise about everything and Martha just pretended not to hear her.
My first memory of Martha Stewart is of watching her walk viewers through holiday entertaining. I was a child then, and was so excited at the possibilities she presented.
It has been a long time. It was on tv but can't remember exactly what she was doing.
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My first memory was watching her make delicious looking cookies of some sort on one of the morning shows.
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I remember watching her show as a teenager and dreaming about one day owning my own place that I could decorate just like Martha!
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I don't remember where I saw her first, the magazine, tv?? But for as long as I can remember I have loved them both and all her crafting ideas. She started me thinking I could do it all.
I don't know if this is my first memory, but I can't forget the Christmas show with Miss Piggy, and the "dra-gees". Also, gold-covered everything.
my first memory of her was when she was on The Apprentice
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I remember her making this amazing triple tier butter creme wedding cake on Julia Child's show.
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I saw her first on TV – she made designs on her home-made potato chips.
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My first memory of Martha Stewart was seeing her on a talk show creating something cute! She always makes it look easy but really its not!
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my mother in law would save all her Martha Stewart Living magazines for me when I came for a visit.
I first remember hearing about Martha from my Mother-in-law. She had one of her books on her coffee table when I was dating my hubby in high school! Then she got a TV show and hubby and I use to watch it faithfully for years!
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The first memory I have is Martha on tv prepping for the holidays – making some delicious food and decorating her home. I'm sure her dogs were on the show too
I first saw her magazine at a friend's house and was amazed. I've been a fan ever since.
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My first memory of Martha was watching her on the David Letterman showing cooking.
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