Product Feature: Blue Shoe Covers

{#330 Shoe Covers} 

Our #330 plastic shoe covers are one size fits all (usually up to size 13). They come in blue with an elastic edge to stay on your shoes better. They are great for keeping your floors clean indoors, or can be used outside to keep your shoes clean while working in the garden. They are sold in 100 or 1,000 packs. 

Product Feature: Disposable Sleeves

 {#260 Disposable Sleeves}

Our #260 disposable sleeves are made from spun polypropylene and are 1.25 oz. They each measure 18" long with an elastic opening on each end that makes it easy to slip on and stay in place. Our disposable sleeves are used in sanitation, painting, food processing, cleaning, and safety. They are sold in packs of 25 pairs (50 singles) or 100 pairs (200 singles). 

Friday Inspiration: Go to the Drive-In

{Image of our local Harvest Moon Drive-In}

I enjoy getting out as much as possible in the summer. Long walks, picnics, swimming, parks, etc. Tonight I plan on seeing a movie at the Drive-In.  I haven't been to a drive-in for a couple of years, but with an invitation from friends to go, and tonight's weather forecast looking perfect with 0% chance of rain, how could I say no?

Product Feature: Metal Cracker

 {#310LC Metal Cracker}

Our 5 3/4" metal cracker is the perfect tool for cracking nuts, lobster, or crab, and features a single, smooth jaw. The crackers are sold individually and can be purchased under our Accessories tab on our website. Images show our cracker cracking pecans.

Crab & Lobster Sugar Cookies

{Set of 3 cookie cutters #333CC}

I had been looking for an excuse to try out our new cookie cutters for some time now. (I did however use the mini crab cookie cutters before here to make homemade crab shaped croutons.) I decided summer would be the perfect time to decorate these cookies in red, white, and blue for a 4th of July treat. Since sugar cookies can be a process I used a store bought package for the dough and made my own icing. This is the recipe I used for home made royal icing. 

{Beat for 10 minutes on low until icing becomes like paste}

{Divide icing into separate containers and add food coloring}

{Outline the cookie with icing then flood the inside adding more where needed until filled}

{Decorate before the icing hardens. I used red sanding sugar for the lobsters}

{Enjoy}

Around the Office

{Roses in the office from my garden}

As we say goodbye to the month of June here are some of the things that went on around our office. 

{My daughter's dog on her desk for Bring Your Dog to work day on June 21st}

{Mini homemade cherry pies I made for our employees with fresh cherries from a friend}

{Behind the scenes photos for an upcoming blogpost on sugar cookies using our cookie cutters}

{The last of our blue plastic aprons for sale on ebay}