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MarthaandFriends.com aims to show you!
According to Martha Stewart's newly launched website, MarthaandFriends.com, even at the tender age of 10, Martha was as crafty and creative as ever. The new site offers 'tweenaged girls the opportunity to watch episodes of the new series, as well as to recreate projects they see on the show and play fun games.
As one would expect from someone who is as iconic to holiday and event planning as any one person could be, Martha is airing a special holiday themed episode of "Martha and Friends," called "Martha and the Christmas Tree" on the Hallmark Channel tonight at 7PM ET. Young girls will enjoy seeing how Martha and her pals prepare for the upcoming holiday.
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