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chefjeanine said:I'm using some of my POR points. I offered the 8" saute pan (in stainless or executive) to the Host who would hold and close her show by January 8. I got a taker!
I love the Stoneware 101 idea. What are you planning on doing at your show? I think I may want to try one of those also.stefani2 said:I am going to hold a "stoneware 101 class"...I am inviting all the people who purchased Stoneware (but will not be invited to one of my January Shows later in the month). So far, I have 5 confirmed, and I still have to invite at least 15 more. I am going to group the orders and then draw for mystery host. People are really excited about learning new uses for their stone.
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