Category: Japanese Green Tea Purveyor : Harney & Sons When purchased: March 2009 Dry leaf appearance: Spice! That's the first thi...

Now if you're a tea lover, you have simply got to love these hundred-year-old postcards of chicks hatching out of a teapot! It's the...

Recently I wrote about the "winged" teabags I found at the new Vitamin Shoppe in Newnan. What I also found on that initial visit w...

This is Matilda Peep. This is Emma Peep. * * * Setting : A sunny garden in west Georgia The occasion: Sisters Matilda and Emma Peep are hav...

Textiles collector EllynAnne Geisel, author of "The Apron Book," has a wonderful new book out, "The Kitchen Linens Book,...

If you're a reader of Martha Stewart Living magazine, or even if you just saw one while standing in the grocery store checkout line, you...

One of the earliest newspaper features I remember writing was about some local folks doing something called "ichibana" Japanese st...

Maybe all crafters are this way, but my approach to crafts is seasonal. I work on afghans and anything requiring thick, heavy yarn in the co...

Although I write about my "formal" tea samplings each Saturday, I've actually tried a number of new teas lately I thought I...

Los Angeles (Not AP) — Los Angeles real estate agents today announced that despite the bad economy, Candy Spelling, widow of TV icon Aaron ...

The spring cleaning bug is biting, so my "projects" for the week include whipping into shape my shamefully cluttered craft room. I...

More than a year ago, I came across a delightful book called "The Complete Book of Retro Crafts" by Suzie Millions. The cover craf...

This week an old friend dropped by the office, and a co-worker who knew I'd want to see her eagerly brought her and her family upstairs ...

Please tell me I'm not the last person to learn the term "brew-taché." That's the name of these new loose leaf tea bags I ...