Thursday, July 9, 2009

Today, July 9th, we are Giving Away... (PRIZES CLAIMED)


A $30.00 Gift Certificate and a "My Cookie Book" from Karen's Cookies

One word: COOKIES. Is that one word enough to get you to enter to win today? I know it would be for me. Cause c'mon, how tasty are cookies? Very. And so I should just leave it at that one word. But I can't. Because there is just so much that I want to tell you about Karen's Cookies, who just so happens to be our featured company today.

First off, last March I received this Frog Cookie Kit from Karen's Cookies:

Loved it (and so did my family). So many uses. To name just a few: my kids and I made froggy cookies for a bunch of our neighbors; my sister's childhood nickname was "Froggy" so we made froggy cookies for our family gathering on Sunday (everyone thought the cookies were great, especially "Froggy", oops, I mean Kris); and finally my little gal turned four in April. She wanted to have a Princess Party and she wanted her guests to decorate froggy cookies using our kit from Karen's Cookies. So I read aloud the story Frog Prince and then each little pricess decorated her own frog cookie. It was a big hit (and I have to say, I thought they did a really good job, I especially like the froggy on the left whose wearing a little smile):

Karen's Cookies offers 14 fun cookie decorating kits. Each kit comes complete with everything you will need to shape and decorate your very own cookies. Let me show you just a few of the yummy (and very attractive) cookies you can make with Karen's Cookies kits:

Stars and Stripes Forever

Oh Tannenbaum

Adorable Onesies. Seriously, would these not be the cutest little treats at a baby shower? Or wouldn't it be fun to take them to a family who just brought home a new bundle of joy?

Karen's Cookies also sells cookie cards which explain how to make and decorate different cookies. Two such cards:

This one gives instructions for a pizza, watermelon, hamburger, taco, and hot dog!


And this one shows how to make a soccerball, volleyball, baseball, football, and a basketball.

But if by chance you just can't decide which cookie card instruction sheet to buy, you can enter to win (and/or purchase) the "My Cookie Book" which includes all 15 cookie cards (Recipe Card, Wedding Cake, Baby Buggy, Frog, Pizza, Patriotic Stars, School Bus, Sports Balls, Fall Leaves, Jack O Lantern, Ghost, Snowman, Santa, Christmas Trees, Snowflakes):

I recently received "My Cookie Book" in the mail. My children were just as thrilled as I to look through the book and discover all of the fun cookies we are going to be able to make and decorate together. A cookie for every occassion, I say.

The thing I love best about Karen's Cookies products is that you will have them forever. And not only do they make people happy (eating deliciously decorated cookies brings joy to most tummies), but they also allow you to make lasting memories as you bake and decorate cookies with your sweetie, children, grandchildren, nieces, or nephews.

So go ahead and buy something that is going to help you make memories, darn it. And we are here to help make it even easier (and cheaper). Karen's Cookies is offering a 15% DISCOUNT from now until July 16th to Give Away Today readers on all of their products. To receive the discount, use the coupon code "giveawaytoday02" upon check-out. And just so you're aware, in addition to offering quality cookie-making items, Karen's Cookies also sells products such as baking supplies, ingredients, edible accents, and decorating supplies. Click here to check out all of their fantastic products.

You can enter to win the $30.00 gift certificate and "My Cookie Book" from Karen's Cookies up to FOUR times today. This giveaway is open worldwide (with one small catch). If you live outside of the US you will need to pay shipping. If you're cool with that, go ahead and enter to win.

For one entry, leave your first and last name in a comment.
Example: Jane Doe

For a second entry, please visit Karen's Cookies website here. Browse around and then return to Give Away Today and in a NEW comment tell us your first and last name and how you would use your $30.00 gift certificate if you win.
Example: Jane Doe: I would love a Cookie Spatula and the Fall Leaves Decorating Kit

For a third entry, become a follower of Give Away Today on the right-hand side bar. Once you have become a follower or if you already follow, in a NEW comment tell us your first and last name and the word "Follow".
Example: Jane Doe: Follow

For a fourth entry, in a NEW comment tell us your first and last name and a good idea for a birthday party that you have thrown or one in which you or someone you know has attended.
Example: Jane Doe: Last year I wanted to encourage my son to continue reading throughout the summer months. I told him if he would read Charlie and the Chocolate Factory we could have a Charlie and the Chocolate Factory party for his birthday at the end of July. When the time came, we delivered chocolate bars to each of his friends which contained a Golden Ticket inviting them to the party. As the boys arrived on party day, we divided them into groups and rotated to three stations. At one station they made suckers, at another they played musical chairs to the Oompa-Loompa music, and at the third they played "Don't Eat Pete" using the words "Willy, Willy, Wonka". At the end of the party we brought out two chocolate fountains for dessert. A good time was had by all.

The winner of the $30.00 gift certificate and "My Cookie Book" from Karen's Cookies will be announced tomorrow, Friday, July 10th. We do not contact the winners, so please visit us again tomorrow to see if you are our winner and to discover our new giveaway for the day. Thanks and have a great day!

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Kim and Corey Nasfell said...

Kimberly Nasfell: follow

Angela said...

Angela Graves: Boy/girl little kids' Pirate/Princess party. The boys got to make eyepatches to be pirates and the girls made tiaras to be pricesses.

Shanny said...

Shannon Blockburger: I once saw a Little Cooks birthday party, which sounded fun. They made cookies or something as an activity, and then they gave little half aprons as a favor.

Brittany Ann said...

Brittany Hansen: We had a bug birthday party for my son jack, we made bugs out of M&M's on cupcakes, it was a blast.

Brittany Ann said...

Brittany Hansen: follow

Alison said...

Alison Jennings: I would love the snowman decorating kit

Kim and Corey Nasfell said...

Kimberly Nasfell: I love princess themed birthday parties (probably because I have two little girls). Last year my oldest daughter attended the party of her best friend where all of the little girls (and one boy) got magically transformed into fairy princesses with wings, skirts, wands and fairy dust. They went on treasure hunts for special princess treasure for which they earned crowns for. It was the whole nine yards and so adorable (especially since my daughter truly believed she had been changed into a fairy princess for the day)!

Angela said...

Angela Shepherd: I'd get the My Cookie Book

Anonymous said...

Geri Smith

Alison said...

Alison Jennings: For my son's 3rd birthday he wanted a dragon cake so I made him a big dragon cake and put some of the guys from his castle set on it to fight the dragon. He loved it.

Kim and Corey Nasfell said...

Kimberly Nasfell: I think I would get the whole Cookie book to have ALL of the cards. But then, of course, I wouldn't be able to resist buying a couple of the matching cookie cutters to go with it! :)

Anonymous said...

Geri Smith-I want the binder with all of the cookie recipe cards! So fun. My daughter is 1 year old today and I would love to get the recipes for future birthdays and memories!

Angela said...

Angela Shepherd: Last year we had a Monkey themed party. I made monkey cupcakes, played toss the banana in the monkey's mouth, and had an inflatable playground to "monkey around" on. We had banana splits and enjoyed the sun!

cakesbybarbara said...

Barbara Cohen

Amy said...

Amy Wright

Amy said...

Amy Wright: I love the baby onesie cookie kit

cakesbybarbara said...

barbara cohen: I would buy as many of the cookie cutter as I could along with the silicone baking sheet.

Anonymous said...

Tiffini Simmons

Amy said...

Amy Wright: For my daughter's 1st birthday party, we did a cupcake theme. It turned out to be so fun!

Liz said...

liz memmott

Jan said...

jan sanderdson

aimless1 said...

Amy Myers

cakesbybarbara said...

barbara cohen: for my sons 5th birhtday he was really into dinosaurs so we hosted a Jurasic Party.

As the kids arrived they recieved a safari hat which then they got to decorate with stickers and markers.

Then we played a dino matching game.

I took elmers glue and bird seed and made round fossils each that had a small plastic dino inside. I gave the kids a popsicle stick and the had to dig out the dino.

Instead of a cake we did cupcakes and each one had a plastic dino on the top.
It was alot of fun.

The Mickelsens said...

Cassidy Mickelsen: Patirotic cutters

Anonymous said...

Leslie BLoomquist

Jan said...

jan sanderson: the frog decorating kit... cute!

Eric Rogers said...

Sarita Rogers

Eric Rogers said...

Sarita Rogers: follower

Jan said...

jan sanderson: follower

cakesbybarbara said...

barbara cohen: follower

Anonymous said...

Jill Swensen

Liz said...

liz memmott I would love to get some of the western and cowboy cookie cutters, or the sports ball kit

Becky said...

Becky Wilding

Liz said...

liz memmott follow

Sarah said...

Sarah Sargent

Sarah said...

Sarah Sargent: Follower

morgan said...

Morgan Kinyon

Becky said...

Becky Wilding: a really like the onesies cookie kit!

Sarah said...

Sarah Sargent: My Cookie Book Complete Set. I wanna know how to do them all!!!

Jan said...

Jan Sanderson: a baking party. I made little aprpons and little chefs hats and everyone makde pizzas and homemade cookies!

damesherrie said...

Where have these cookies been. They would be perfect to use with my fifth grade class. Sherrie Dame

Jinii said...

Jinii Boren :follow

Melissa said...

Melissa Duran: Follow

morgan said...

Morgan Kinyon: I would love the School Bus Cookie Decorating Kit. You could make these for treats to take to school on your kids' birthdays or how cute would they be when they get home from the first day of school? So fun!

Eric Rogers said...

Sarita Rogers: I would get the cookie book and some cookie cutters

Liz said...

liz memmott wow those are some great ideas for birthday parties in the comments. I have not had to have a birthday party yet, but I would love to do a pirate theme having invitations like a map, and pirate hats, and activities they can earn gold and then keep the gold at the end and redeem for treats. Also my son attended a star wars birthday party and they came home with a little outfit made out of felt material and a sword it was cute.

Melissa said...

Melissa Duran: I love the bee cookie cutter and the Sports Balls Cookie Kit

Anonymous said...

Jill Swensen: Follower

Jones' Adventures said...

Misty Jones: I would proably have to buy a full kit and learn how to decorate...then I would get a few different cookie cutters!

Sarah said...

Sarah Sargent: My mom always thre us "mystery dinner" parties. We would each get a "menu" but instead of telling us what we were having we would just have clues. We then had to try and figure out what the clues meant and decide what order we wanted them. Everything including drinks and silverware was on the menu and depending on how good of a guesser you are with the clues you might get your soup first and have to wait 15 minutes or more for your spoon. LOL

The Mickelsens said...

Cassidy Mickelsen: A good birthday party is bug party. Have the dirt and worm icecream (recipie on Pioneer Women) Decorate with bugs. Give away small spider rings etc. with goodie bag. Play games but change them to bug games like pinning legs on the centepede or spots on the ladybug. Even girls like it all.

Jennifer said...

Jennifer Tobler

Anonymous said...

Kayleen Streator

Jennifer said...

Jennifer Tobler - follower

Jones' Adventures said...

Misty Jones: Follower

evitafjord said...

Dawn Young

Anonymous said...

Jill Swensen: I threw a 30th birthday party for two of my friends. We used Oprah's Favorite Things as inspiration and everyone brought one of their favorite things to exchange. We got to guess who brought what and everyone left with someone else's favorite thing.

Melissa said...

Melissa Duran: My son's first birthday is coming up and we are having a baseball themed party with all the food that is found at the ballpark and cake (or cookies :D) decorated as baseballs. We are going to have everyone wear their Dodgers T-shirts.

Erin said...

Erin Wilhelmsen someone in my ward threw a car birthday party. They made cardboard cars with the kids and drew chalk road lines on the sidewalk so that the kids could drive their "Cars" on the road. It was a pretty clever party.

IandS said...

Stacey Morgan: I would get a cookie spatula and a qhole slew of cookie cutters, I particularly like the animals (caterpillar, snail) and the feet.

Jeanette said...

Jeanette Allday: love the cookie cutters especially the Texas one!

Anonymous said...

Kayleen Streator, I love the onesie one

Jeanette said...

Jeanette Allday: follow

IandS said...

Stacey Morgan: One idea my Mom did for me was to have a tea party and the cake was in the shape of a big basket filled with candies.

Erin said...

Erin Wilhelmsen I like all of the cookie decorating kits. My family has been decorating sugar cookies for years and these kits are pretty clever.

The Playin' Lakins said...

LIndsay Lakin- I want cookie cutters galore! Beach ones, baby ones, wedding ones, sports ones, birthday ones . . .

The Playin' Lakins said...

Lindsay Lakin- follower

Anonymous said...

camille rogers

Anonymous said...

Kayleen Streator We call my little girl bug so that was the theme for her first birhtdat. Everyone got their own little bug cake.

Jennifer said...

Jennifer Tobler - We've done so many parties but our favorite was the one we just had for my 6 year old. The 5 and 6 year olds made bug boxes out of disposable plastic containers, then they "caught" a plastic bug we had placed outside. They then played outside games while I filled their boxes with live ladybugs. As the kids left they looked into thier boxes to see them crawling with bugs. The cake was made in a hill shaped and dotted with lady bugs and flowers. The kids all talk about the candy ladybugs I made and how they all got to "eat a ladybug".

Jeanette said...

Jeanette Allday: Cookies and Milk party. Everyone brings cookies and recipes and several flavors of milk are served. Everyone goes home with a variety of cookies in cute gift bags

Anonymous said...

Stephanie Hendrickson

The Playin' Lakins said...

Lindsay Lakin- I want to throw a huge Halloween party with our friends and their kids. We have a pond in our backyard that I would put a fog machine near and red lights inside to make it look creepy. We'd have all sorts of fun games, then tell ghost stories around the fire pit.

Anonymous said...

Janae Bang

Jennifer said...

Jennifer Tobler - I would buy several cookie cards and cookie cutters seeing that i laread have most of the decorating supplies. Learning to decorated cookies would be a fun new challenge.

Anonymous said...

Stephanie Hendrickson, The cute Frog Cookie Set.

Jones' Adventures said...

Misty Jones: For a little girlies party you can take them to a beauty school and for not very much have their hair done or get pedicures!

Christine said...

christine hallberg

I would get a cookie book, the complete set

Christine said...

christine hallberg: follower

Jen lleras said...

Jennifer Lleras

sptalley said...

Heather Talley

sptalley said...

Heather Talley: Follower

Burton said...

Ashley Burton

Becky said...

Becky Zufall: all of the animal cookie cutters--esp. the octopus

Christine said...

christine hallberg: I want to do a alice in wonderland theme party with a tea party for my little girl next year.

Anonymous said...

Stephanie Thomas

LeahR said...

Leah Mitchell

Nancy said...

Nancy Johanson

Bonnie said...

Bonnie Holley

Unknown said...

Collette Gerber

christi.higham said...

Christi Higham: I'd love any of the edible accents! Especially the Christmas ones.

Karen said...

Karen Pew - follower

Jessica said...

Jessica Myrup: I would buy the baby set of sprinkles and the sports cookie decorating kit.

LeahR said...

Leah Mitchell: If i won the gift card I would buy the frog cookie kit and some of the gingerbread man edible accents for frosted ginger cookie decoration

times new roman said...

Alicia Rose

Kendell's Crusaders said...

Jennifer Keyes: someone I know threw a killer Fear Factor party for their child

LeahR said...

Leah Mitchell: Follow

times new roman said...

Alicia Briscoe: I would want all of the different decorating tips

Kendell's Crusaders said...

Jennifer Keyes: onsies

Kendell's Crusaders said...

Jennifer Keyes: follower

Jessica said...

Jessica Myrup: My friend recently had a luau kids party where they had a tiki hut and other festive decorations. The kids loved it

shaylyn said...

Shaylyn Ekins

shaylyn said...

Shaylyn Ekins-I would buy the binder with cards

Kristi said...

Kristi Richmond: follower

jeanine said...

Jeanine Crane: Baby Onesie Cookie Decorating Kit

jeanine said...

Jeanine Crane: follow

Krissa said...

Krissa Walters: follow

Stevens Family said...

Jana Stevens: follower

Krissa said...

Krissa Walters: I love the kits...especially the onsie kit...and the cards.

Krissa said...

Krissa Walters: I remember my parents did a carnival birthday party for my brother and I since our birthdays are so close when we were younger. The most memorable party I have ever had. We even had a clown. It was great!

Danny said...

Amie Haroldsen

Anonymous said...

Alicia Mahoney

Anonymous said...

Christy Fetter

Stevens Family said...

Jana Stevens:Baby Onesie Cookie Decorating Kit (what a cute idea for a baby shower)

Ashley said...

Ashley Harper: We made my 2 year old a lightning mcqueen cake, and he was so in love with it, he got sad when we cut into it!

Anonymous said...

Alicia Mahoney: I love the Kopykake 2-Sided Food Color Pens

Ashley said...

Ashley Harper: Basic cookie cutters

Emma said...

emma neff

Anonymous said...

Alicia Mahoney: Follow

Amie said...

Amie Haroldsen I would get a collection of different cookie cutters

andrea wardle said...

Andrea Wardle: Sports Balls decorating kit

Sarah said...

Sarah Clark: Patriotic Stars Cookie Decorating Kit

Emma said...

emma neff

My Cookie Book complete Set, and several sanding sugars. I've always loved decorating cookies and would be thrilled to have some extra tips all in one book.

andrea wardle said...

Andrea Wardle: When I was young, my mom made a bunch of white pillow cases. We got to color pictures, and have them ironed on to the pillow case. I have friends who still remember that party!

KRoss said...

Katherine Ross: The complete frog decorating set

Anonymous said...

tracey braithwaite

KRoss said...

Katherine Ross: We had a child's birthday on the fifteenth of May, so we had a Horton Hears a Who birthday. We had pin the trunk on the elephant and balloons became jungle trees.

Anonymous said...

tracey braithwaite...so many fun things, I can't decide...a cookie kit?

Sumo @ Sumo's Sweet Stuff said...

Summer Andrus - I love the baby onesie kit!

Sumo @ Sumo's Sweet Stuff said...

Summer Andrus - Follow

Heather said...

Heather Rodriguez: Follower

Anonymous said...

Leslee Kitchen

Sumo @ Sumo's Sweet Stuff said...

Summer Andrus - I am throwing a "TuTu Cute" bday party for my daughter this fall. Girls will be in tutus and her cupcakes will have tutus, too! I think it will be tutu fun!

Sarah said...

Sarah Clark: My sister had a western themed birthday party for her 2 children. We listened to banjo music while we ate barbeque. She decorated the tables with red and white checkered tablecloths and baskets of sunflowers. All of the kids wore hats and bandanas. She gave her kids beautiful denim quilts as gifts. It was awesome!

Anonymous said...

tracey braithwaite- an un-birthday party is always fun!

Heather said...

Heather Rodriguez: Frog Kit

Natalie said...

Natalie Humpherys: Jack-o-lantern cookie decorating kit (I can just imagine the Halloween possibilities!)

Amie said...

Amie Haroldsen I follow!

Anonymous said...

Kelly Owen

Heather said...

Heather Rodriguez: My fav party as a kid was disco roller skating

Anonymous said...

Kelly Owen: Follow

Natalie said...

Natalie Humpherys: Follower

Anonymous said...

Kelly Owen: The cookie book, sports balls or the one with the pizza cookies. They are all so cute.

The Bringhurst Bunch! said...

Heather Bringhurst-I liked the flip-flops and watering cans on the home page!! I never saw kits for them but they were my favorite!

Amie said...

Amie Haroldsen - Last year for my son's 9th birthday party we had a Double Dare themed party. We had all kinds of messy obstacles set up and of course by the end, the kids were covered in shaving cream, chocolate, coolwhip, and more! it was a blast and then we just hosed them all down!

Anonymous said...

Kelly Owen: For my daughter's 13th birthday we had a Hawaiian luau, played sand volleyball, Hawaiian bingo, limbo, etc. The kids had a blast.

Nichole Neumeyer said...

Nichole Neumeyer

Lisa said...

Lisa Gettler: My daughter's b-day is close to Halloween so we usually have a costume party. It's nice because the kids get to try out their costumes early!

evitafjord said...

Dawn Young: follow

rozanne said...

Rozanne Russell

Tiffany said...

Tiffany Beckstead

Tiffany said...

Tiffany Beckstead - Baby Onesie cookie decorating kit

Kristi said...

Kristi Richmond: I'd want the decorating spatula, some 3oz squeeze bottles, flip-flop and gift box cookie cutters, and the pizza cookie card - so cute!

Chrissy said...

Christine Lockhart: Snowflake cookie kit and card,

Heather said...

Heather Mattice: Follower

Tiffany said...

Tiffany Beckstead: follower

Anonymous said...

Stephanie Bachoroski

The Hendricks Family said...

Allyson Hendricks

Heather said...

Heather Mattice: Once I went to a birthday party with a pirate theme. We all got patches and swords, and went on a scavenger hunt. And no, we weren't little kids - most of us were out of college.

David and Emily Wilcock said...

Emily Wilcock - follower

Kristin said...

kristin stout: onsie kit....we just had a baby 5 days ago :)

becky said...

Becky Packer: My nephew loves Little Einsteins, so she used that as the theme for a birthday party for him. Rather than spend a lot of money on all the official Little Einsteins stuff, she made a violin-shaped cake and the kids made and played musical instruments (stapling beans inside 2 paper plates, etc.)

The Hendricks Family said...

Allyson Hendricks: I would love the sports kit.

Heather said...

Heather Mattice: Wedding Cake Cookie Decorating Kit

Tammy said...

Tamara Payne

Nancy said...

Nancy Randle: follower

SolDucky said...

Sarah C

Kristi said...

Kristi Richmond: with lots of relatives in the area, our b-day parties usually involve just having family over. But every 4 years my kids get a big "friends" party - one of the best was a Rainbow Fish themed party where I made a rainbow fish cake using neccos as the scales and served the kids octopus hotdogs in a bed of seaweed (top roman noodles water made green with food coloring)

Shan said...

Sharylann Smith: Baby Onesie Cookie Decorating Kit

becky said...

Becky Packer: football with laces cookie cutter, numbers cookie cutter set, baseball bat cookie cutter, dough scraper

Unknown said...

sylvia mclaughlin

Melanie said...

Melanie Heightman: I have a friend who did an Indiana Jones party with a treasure hunt, hats, etc.. The kids loved being Indiana Jones for a day.

Shan said...

Sharylann Smith: Follow

Unknown said...

I like the Froggy Kit, also!

Tammy said...

Tamara Payne: Christmas Tree Cookie Decorating Kit

Melanie said...

Melanie Heightman: Baby onesie cookie kit

Tammy said...

Tamara Payne: Follower

Nancy said...

Nancy Randle: for my little boy's 2nd birthday we did airplane cookies and it was AWESOME. But they surely didn't look as good as these cookies. But the cutest thing I have heard is little girls having Fancy Nancy Tea Parties -- coming in "fancy" clothes, giving away plastic jewelry and eating fancy treats. SO cute!

Shan said...

Sharylann Smith: I recently was told about a Harry Potter themed birthday party. They had wands, made potions, had magic experiments, everything. The pictures from it were amazing!

SolDucky said...

Sarah C - My friend is pregnant with her first, so I would definitely get the baby onesie decorating kit.

Mark and Racquel Stallings said...

Racquel Stallings: Baby Onesie Cookie Decorating Kit! I love it!

SolDucky said...

Sarah C - follower

Lacee DeG said...

Lacee DeGraffenried: I would purchase flip flops and sports balls

Unknown said...

My friend hosted an "ice cream" party - made our own ice cream, ice cream cake, etc. and the take-aways were a bag with a bowl/spoon, sprinkles,etc. - all you had to do was add ICE CREAM! Very fun!

udy family said...

Kassi Udyoo.com

Tammy said...

Tamara Payne: We do a birthday party for my son's friends every other year. Because he's only six he doesn't understand why he doesn't get one every year. When he was 4 he was so sad to find out his friends weren't coming over on his birthday. His birthday is in December. Instead of doing a birthday party that year we did a sugar cookie decorating party. We invited the same friends who would come to a birthday party but they couldn't bring gifts. Instead they all left with cookies for their families that they had lovingly decorated themselves.

Kaylin said...

Kaylin Hanse, follower

Lacee DeG said...

Lacee DeGraffenried: My fav bday party was a make you own pizza party

Cutest*lil*Things said...

Leslie Cox

Nancy said...

Nancy Randle: LOVE the onesies cookie cutter/kit or the complete cookie book. How fun!

Kaylin said...

Kaylin Hansen, halloween cutters

udy family said...

Kassi Udy: follower

Dial Family said...

BJ Dial: For my daughters 2nd bday we had a mock sleepover. The kids came dressed in their favorite pj's and I purchased white pillowcases and fabric coloring pens for the kids to color and decorate their own pillowcases with. I made a cake out of the shape of a half moon and also decorated star shaped sugar cookies. The kids had a blast and after (while waiting for the parents) laid down with their blankets and pillows to watch a movie.

Anonymous said...

Laurel Goodroe

Cutest*lil*Things said...

Leslie Cox: I would buy the Patriotic Stars Cookie Decorating Kit, it is so darn cute!

Laura said...

Laura Wilkinson: the Sports cookie set and the rainbow sugar set

Anonymous said...

Laurel Goodroe: I'd buy lots of edible accents, especially those cow ones!

googlebug said...

Jeni Wilson: With 4 showers to host this summer, I would choose the Onesies Kit and the Wedding mini kit.

googlebug said...

Jeni Wilson: Follower

udy family said...

Kassi Udy: A couple of years ago, I had a garden birthday party for my little girl. Invites looked like a packet of seeds w/ a flower attached. When guests arrived, I put large flower clippies in their hair. We potted flowers (pots purchased @ IKEA), went on a bug hunt (darling bug barns, etc... at Dollar Tree), ate "dirt cups" (pudding, crushed Oreos & gummy worms), and my take-home treats were gardening tools, gloves, etc... that I'd purchased from Target.

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