Comments on: Spin the Wheel of Good Things! You can win instantly!

By: Rose

Rose — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 16:46:59 +0000

Thanks for this great sweepstakes, and your other themed contests as well! A recycling tip for Valpaks: reuse the backsides as shopping lists. I pull the coupon flyers I plan to use, then clip the rest to a small magnetized clip board on my refrigerator.

By: EDITH ZEMSKE

EDITH ZEMSKE — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 18:23:44 +0000

IWATCH YOUR SHOW EVERY DAY AND HAVE LEARNED SO MUCH TOO ADD TO MY MOTHERS TEACHEING. I AM THE 13th child of 15 and learned how to cook for large familys.

By: David Flash

David Flash — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 23:56:26 +0000

It's so awesome to have you on the Valpak envelope this month! One thing is clear from these blog comments, the Valpak audience loves Martha Stewart.

By: Ro Cameron

Ro Cameron — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 02:19:17 +0000

Thank you for this venue to post our thoughts and comments. I will be lookig forward to having my comment about the Veniese Pastry shop moderated and on this site. Rc.

By: Ro Cameron

Ro Cameron — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 02:05:54 +0000

Good day. I wanted to tell you about a most unusual, delightful European pastry shop in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains. They have established an excellent reputation as the must place to visit when in the area and people come from miles around. They serve a delightful German fare and Vienese pastry, including black forest cake, Furst Pickler, Mocha torte and the ever popular Stollen. One of the waitresses told me the other day "I wish Martha Stewart would come here", and I thought I would mention it. The establishment is called "Hartmann's Caffe Hause" and is located in Round Top, NY, near the rural post office, amid Bavarian style homes and old-fashioned resorts. Round top is about two and a half hours from NYC, 30 miles south of Albany, 20 minutes from Woodstock and within 20 minutes from the NY State Thruway at either Saugerties or Catskill, NY. They have a website wth hours and phone numbers. If you go, you can send me a "Thank you" note. RC.

By: Mrs.Joan Barresse

Mrs.Joan Barresse — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 17:55:32 +0000

Dear Martha;I have to tell you this story as I never realized whot a high class & cnsiderate company you run.I recently attended the Regis&Kelly show.Whot a disaster,no comparison to the Martha Stewart Show which I attended a while ago.I had to get up 4:30 in the morning to take a 6:oo bus to the city.Upon arriving I took a taxie up to their studio.I stood in line for 2 hours and 15minutes befor the show started they let us in.Befor letting us in we went through security and were treated with disrespect and rudness.After waiting almost 2 hours everyone had to use the ladies room which they had no facilities and to top this Regis never showed up and the main guest never showed up,Whot a disaster,and it cst me 45.00 in cab fees not counting my fair over from Jersey.There is no show like the Martha Stewart Show.You treated the people with courtesy and consideration.You let us rest,use the ladies room,treated us to water and a snack and a gift.The people were wonderful and so mush fun it was well worth the trip.Martha,you are one classy woman.With mush admiration,joan barresse

By: mamasalgado

mamasalgado — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 16:56:49 +0000

I really enjoy watching Martha. I only wish shows could give prizes that could serve more people. I have never had a sewing machine or a mixer. I would be the happiest women in the world to win something like this. I have 4 children and have never been able to afford these items. Sometimes winning the less costly items is the best. If you think about it, who actually wins the large contest. Ususally those who do not really need it.

By: Meg

Meg — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 10:34:46 +0000

Though she has her detractors, due to her very large contribution of style, creativity, taste, and inspiration toward a better and more enjoyable life, I am grateful that there is a Martha Stewart. Thank you, Martha, for your magazines which are an escape to a moment of beauty, and for your recipes which never call for cans of this or packets of instant that, and for sharing art and artful living with anyone who desires to learn. I smile when I think that you are truly a Martha not a Mary, in terms of industrious practical application rather than dreaming abstraction. Here's to the Marthas of the world, and may there always be.

By: Kimberly

Kimberly — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 08:16:50 +0000

I've been spinning everyday .. no luck yet

By: Cindy Freshley

Cindy Freshley — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 02:21:49 +0000

I loved the segment on the new Husquavarna sewing machine. I have a Designer 1, and love doing the embroidery. I was really excited to see the new Martha Stewart embroidery software for monograms. I did sheets and towels for my daughter and her husband last year for Christmas with a Martha Pullen monogram and they were so elegant. I have tried to find the program on your web site but could not find it. Where should I be looking? Thank you, I look forward to using your software. Cindy