If you read my blog you know that I was able to get 2 liter bottles of Sierra Mist at Albertson for only .37 cents. I bought a bunch of them to use for Christmas gifts for friends and neighbors. Being that I need to make 40 of these I needed to keep them simple, but I think they turned out cute! If you wanted to jazz it up a bit you could add a gift card, put in a gift basket…. but this gives you an idea of what you can do.
Start out with any 2 liter bottle of soda
I used wrapping paper to use as the bottle wrap, cut to 14 X 6 1/2 inches.
I used a Stampin Up rubber stamp to put the wording on…but you could just print it off your computer too.
I then cut out the wording and backed it on red paper, then cut it out.
I then used another StampIn Up stamp, to stamp out the word Enjoy
I then used the Stampin Up Scallop punch to cut it out
I then used a die cut from the Big Shot ( sold by Stampin up, thanks Leslie for letting me barrow yours to cut these out)
I then glued the stamped images to the die cut
Glue the Die Cut to the center of the Pre-cut wrapping paper, glue it good since it is going on a bottle it tends to want to lift off the curved bottle.
Then I wrapped the bottle and used a tape runner to tack down the wrapping paper, for a nice clean edge.
I then used some curling ribbon on the top.
Soda cost me .37 cents, supplies were about .10 cents ( most the stuff I already had on hand)….a cute Christmas gift for under .50 cents!
Here is one done in a rustic look, used a brown paper bag as the back ground.
Same idea, just different colors.
Both my girls were helping me make these….My little Maleeya who is two, kept putting her feet on the desk… she was not much of a help. Silly little girl…all part of being a Mom!
Update*** I was lucky enough to have one bloggy friends who writes a wonderful blog, share this post with her readers. I was so excited till I started to read the comments….People said things like this
- “I would be pretty insulted. It’s a tacky gift.”
- ” I know we can do cheap but this is way to cheap”
- “I would be embarassed to give one as an actual gift (soda, and sorta generic soda at that??? come on! this is just plain CHEAP!) and horrified to receive one!”
I felt awful, How is this so different from a plate of cookies? I have to admit I was very hurt….but this was my response to her readers.
I just wanted to say that I know this may not be the best gift on earth, yes it is Thrifty. But this is a gift that will be given to church friends and neighbors…..people who I want to extend a warm Christmas greeting too. We will hand deliver these, with a Christmas card and a cute song from my little ones.
It may not be a lot… but my friends now we do not have a lot to give…I guess it goes to back to the saying it is the thought that counts.
That is one of the reasons I started my blog to show others that is is ok to be thrifty and live with what little you have. If we had more we would give more…
I want to teach my Children to look for ways to give to others, even if it is small, it is the fact that we care enough to try.
As the little drummer boy said” I have no gift to give” But playing his drums he gave all he had…..and in the spirit of Christmas that was enough.
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That breaks my heart the comments that were said about being cheap. I think you are amazing and love to read your blog about ways to save.
When I first saw them I wished I still lived near you. I want one. You are such a talented young mom. I just love all that you do. I loved your home made cards too. It is never the amount you spend . It is the intent of your heart and you my dear have a huge heart. Those gifts will put huge smiles on everyones faces. They are so cute and to think of all of the work you put into them. Who are we to judge any gift from anyone. Let us just remeber why we have Christmas. Are we better than that baby that was laid in a manger of hay with animals on every side. His gift didnt cost one penny, but to us it is priceless. I hope we all can remember this. Merry Christmas.
I love your idea! They are darn cute. I would do the same for my neighbors and friends. I did something similar like yours over the years and everyone loved it. I just can’t believe some people would say the meanest things about this idea. Please just ignore their negative comments and they are WRONG! They have no heart. You keep going, Sarah!
Visiting from Hip2Save.com. I think these are cute and thrifty, I love both of those things so much! Even at $.37, you are giving away 40! That’s a lot of wrapping and stamping and punching! And a project that your kiddos helped with? You go girl!!!
Of course it would be cheap and thoughtless to give someone a plain old bottle of soda. Everyone knows they cost about $1. But your idea transforms it into a cute, fun little tolken to brighten someone’s day, and your hard work on the packaging adds priceless value to your gift! Nice work!
I’m from Hip2Save as well. That website has been getting some nasty comments lately on other posts too…so don’t worry, it’s not just you, it’s obviously those “anonymous” people with their own problems. They are probably just jealous!
I LOVE this idea! People drink more soda than they admit…we all do! There is nothing wrong with that! These are so adorable, such a great creative, thoughtful idea. I have no idea how you keep up with your 3 kids, one on the way, plan meals, shop for the best deals, and still manage a blog and make 60 gifts for neighbors, teachers and friends. Your are sooo sweet to even think of giving gifts to all these people, I’m sure they will love it.
Merry Christmas!
HI! I’m visiting from H2S and I’m SO sorry you got hateful comments. I read the comments and felt so bad for you. I loved your idea! I think it is very cute and I would love to give or receive one of them! Thanks for shareing it!
This a awesome idea i am going to do some this year as gifts to take to parties you put a lot of time into this and they are totally cute. Keep up the good work Love it
Came from hip2save also. These are so cute! I would love to receive one as a gift! I love anything practical. But you’ve turned practical into special. I’m glad I found your site. I had never heard of it before. Merry Christmas!
Blessings!!
Let me say that anyone in my family and extended friends and family would appreciate a gift like this. It isn’t the cost of the gift but what you put in it and the thought. Cheap, I don’t think so. What did the rest of the gift cost? Let alone the gas to go get it. No gift is cheap, it is the people with the rude remarks that are cheap thinking! Great Job Girl I love the idea. Just my cheap 2 cents worth.
Sarah, you know the REAL meaning of Christmas…I don’t know of anybody that would be offended to have a bunch of cute kids sing them a song and give this gift to them!
God bless you and have a Merry Christmas!
I’m also visiting from Hip2Save and I would love to get such a creative & thoughtful gift! It’s so easy to grab a gift from a store with very little time or effort put into it – I treasure handmade gifts, they really are gifts from the heart! I wish I were one of your neighbors or church friends!
I am visiting from hip2save. I love these gifts! You gave me a great idea for my neighbors. I love your website and will be visiting often. I appreciate what you are teaching your children. You are making wonderful memories with your children. They are going to remember this time that you spend with them and the service to others that you are instilling in them. Merry Christmas to you and keep up the wonderful work!
I think they are cute and your explaination on who you were giving them to just show how much you care about people! I can’t imagine not feeling grateful that I meant enough to someone to send me anything. Don’t people cherish the Christmas cards that get sent out each year? Keep on thinking of great ideas to brighten your friends lives – they and family are truly the ones you want to “impress”.
God bless you!
I have ANOTHER thought, right now you can find ice buckets supper cheap, maybe even for $1. You could add something like that.
Visiting from hip2save and horrified that people would be so nasty. Very cute idea – I say continue being thoughful and thrifty!
Visiting from hip2save and wanted to say I love this idea. Forget about the awful comments and enjoy the season with family and friends who know and appreciate all that you are and all that you do!
You have figured out at an early age what the true meaning of Christmas is. May God bless you and your family. Merry Christmas!
from hip2ssve: I would love to get one of these! And unlike the liter of Baileys I once got from a neighbor I wouldn’t feel guilty for not reciprocating. Baked goods don’t always get eaten right away, this is much mire practical. Thanks for sharing! Hip2save has some snarky commenters-just ignore them!
My heart broke when I read that someone would down this cute gift, its not the price that matters, its the thought that counts, I think its a wonderful and thoughtful little gift! I think those that thought this was a tacky cheap gift are just those that think they have to go in debt just to provide a “Merry Christmas”….
SO CUTE
Visiting from hip2save… I love this idea, I will be trying to make some in the coming days! Keep the Thrifty Gift Ideas coming
Dude, these do not look cheap in any way!! What a cute idea and the handmade labels make them even better! Don’t worry–there are some pretty rude people on hiptosave–I honestly can’t believe some of the comments that pop up there:) You rock and so does this idea!!!
Visiting from hiptosave also!
It isnt cheap. its something that wont be thrown away! I would think it cute to get …I would do this if i had the soda! ‘sept knowing my son he would shake a few ….. wow that would be a flashy gift ppl would talk about if i let him do that LOL
there are alot of mean ppl that make those comments. YOOU have MORE good comments then the bad so FOOF on them!
Hi…visiting from Hip 2 Save. Don’t be too hurt from the negative comments. I think your idea is really cute.
I for one ADORE handmade gifts. I am guessing those negative readers do nothing hand made.
Since I cross stitch myself, I know that time is money. So if you factor in the time you did, you probably gave them a 5 dollar gift…and multiply this by 40??
YIKES!
Great job!
Visiting from Hip2save! you made those bottles beautiful! I always say it is all in the presentation! Thanks for the great idea!
Great idea. It is sad that people have to make such negative comments. I see it on blogs that I read somewhere out there. These must be some very unhappy people.
Don’t even give it a second thought.
Happy Holidays!
I think it is a cute gift and says more then just handing a generic card. You put thought and effort into it. If someone thinks its cheap, that’s their opinion and hence they shouldn’t do this craft. Thanks for the thought, I for one am going to do it. Maybe with a box of microwave popcorn for movie night. If you catch a “free” code for Redbox that’s intended for everyone to use, you can also include that some how…
I guess a bottle of soda isn’t for everyone but I think it is a great idea. Your labels are wonderfully done and if people can’t see the time and effort you put into this token of friendship then they are missing out. This is my fist visit to your site. I found you from Hip2save. I definitely will be stopping by on a regular basis.
Visiting from hip2save! I love how you used what you had to make a very cute gift! I think it’s way better than nothing and that’s what I’m giving most of my neighbors… Way to go for thinking of others and staying within your means! I love it!
THEY ARE SUPER CUTE!
I just remembered that a couple years ago our real good friends gave us two boxes of cake mix for Christmas with a recipe for the cake cookies they always made when we got together. It meant a lot that they thought of us!
Merry Christmas!
You are very creative. Keep it up. Don’t let the grinch people get you down. It is easy to criticize under the name “anonymous”. I would say they are jealous of your creative thoughts and and the ability to think outside the box. God bless your family and Merry Christmas
I think this was an adorable idea! Thank you for giving us step by step instructions! (for the non-crafters like me) I will for sure be doing something similar to this next year!
Sometimes I think people read a post quickly & then comment just as quickly without thinking . . . you mention that you have forty (that’s 40!!!) of these gifts that you give to others, to let them know that you are thinking about them. This is a really nice & creative way of doing it, without going broke. And, during the holidays, who couldn’t use an extra refreshment in the house to offer guests, so I’m sure your gifts are much appreciated. (P.S. Visiting from Hip2Save.)
Another visitor from Hip2Save. I think it’s an adorable idea, and I just wish I was half as good at crafty things as you… I can also see how the idea of doing the cutouts and layering them could dress up any gift! Time to sharpen my skills and dress up some presents!
I can’t believe anyone would make such shallow comments! I am also a visitor from Hip2Save and think they are clever and adorable! My neighbors are used to receiving freebies from us since I get so much and if I took the time to dress them up, they’d be tickled pink! They’re always happy with anything we bring them! I don’t drink pop ever and would be thrilled to receive something so cute! It would be fun to serve at a party or bring as a hostess gift. Please don’t think a few comments are representative of how people feel.
Hi,
Beautiful, Adorable and a very thoughtful idea indeed. I think its better to give affordable gifts than to buy expensive gifts to “show off” and later be in debt for next few months.
WOW! I think these sodas are really SUPER cute, and an awesome idea! I am going to make some for my kids’ teachers and for my neighbors. TOTALLY NOT tacky at all! (geez I can’t believe anyone would even say that)Thanks for sharing such a great idea Thrifty Mom! =)
I saw this on hip2save too and I think it’s a very cute idea for neighbor gifts. It’s so easy to let your holiday budget get out of hand and this is a great idea for keeping on a budget while remembering casual friends and neighbors during the holidays. Thanks for sharing!
I Love this idea and think it is a wonderful way to show others that you were thinking of them during a special time of the year. I am sad to read some of the remarks given from another website. It is obvious that they do not understand the reason for the season. I am always impressed with your ideas and thankful for your efforts to bless the lives of others. Best Wishes!
Sarah,
Thank you for sharing your thrifty, crafty, and thoughtful gifts. If you were to come to my door and deliver this with your family and a song I would be touched. One tag that I got on a bottle of soda said….. ” we are soda-lighted to have you as friends”. I really like the stamp idea. Again, thanks for taking time to share all you do on your blog. Merry Christmas
Visiting from it’s Hip to Save…
Thanks for sharing!
Just love your soda gift idea! It’s so cool and cute
I love this idea! Don’t be discouraged and continue to share these crafty ideas. We never have soda in the house because we normally don’t drink it. When we have people coming and they ask if they can bring something (knowing them and their children drink soda), It’s always the item we tell them they can bring. How cute if we were to receive them all “dressed up” for the holiday! No different than putting a bottle of wine or spirits in a gift bag – who could afford 40 bottles of wine!
I am so sorry that people can feel free to just say the nastiest things.
I think it is just a great idea! It is so pretty, and what a nice change from the hundreds of plates of the same old sugar cookies.
I would think that was a GREAT gift. Don’t let them get you down. Please keep sharing your ideas!
you know, i was reading those comments bashing this idea, and i could see where some people would be coming from, but i mean, it really is a great idea for people that you want to know that you’re thinking about them, but you’re not super close to or just want to share a little Christmas cheer. you’re right about the spirit of giving, because it SHOULDN’T matter what you’re giving, but people can be ridiculous. and you made FORTY of these?! no small task, and i commend you!!! (LOVE stampin up stuff!) it’s creative and thoughtful and a very personal and unique gift. you’ve inspired me
and also, for a little special flare, for your drinking friends, throw in a mini one shot bottle of their fave alcohol 
I posted comments on hip2save and wanted you to know I love this idea. I was planning to give a bottle of soda to my boss (he LOVES the stuff) and now I have a good idea for a decoration.
Its like any gift. You have to know the recipient. If the people you know love soda, like my boss does, they will love it.
I LOVE THIS IDEA! My whole family drinks soda like it is water. This is the geatest gift that I would be able to give each and every one of them. The greatest part is that I can do this for all of my nieces and nehews on their favorite juices as well. Thank you SO much for the idea!
I read various blogs, including your blog and hip2save and I want to tell you to ignore all of the nasty comments. I understand that some people think this is cheap, but it is an adorable gift for a neighbor or co-worker and shows a lot of work and thought. I love that readers on your site are always positive. Ignore all of the negative, because for the 20% negative, 80% are positive and you do a wonderful job!
Thanks for the great tips!
I just wanted to tell you that I saw the comments on Hip2save and I am shocked. I think these are absolutely adorable and what a great idea. You are very creative and I cannot believe you made 40 of these! You go girl!
I can’t believe how rude some people can be! I think this is a very cute gift idea and the decorating you put into it makes it look so nice! I think some people need to be reminded that if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all!
I love this! I can’t believe any one would say such mean things. I would feel special if one of these landed on my doorstep.
I am visiting from hip 2 save and just wanted to let you know that my family would love to receive this gift! It’s obvious that you put time and effort into making it cute and festive, and you are so right, the thought is what counts. Please don’t put too much weight into those horrible comments. Some people just haven’t learned that if you can’t say something nice….
Bah Humbug! Don’t listen to those mean people. Very cute and thoughtful gift, a beautiful Christmas card with a bonus!
I saw your post on Hip2Save and just wanted to apologize for all those negative remarks. People can be so hateful & selfish.
Thank you for taking the time to post about this creative idea. I will have to try it one day. I would love to give all the special people in my life (who aren’t my friends) a gift. I gave some of the teachers I work with some Glade candles that I got for real cheap. They loved it – and it didn’t cost me very much.
Again, thanks for the post. And don’t let these stupid, selfish people ruin your day.
In hindsight, you are a better, more thoughtful, humble, selfless person than they are. Just be glad you aren’t high maintenance like they are.
Oh please, my kids (and family) would be THRILLED to get one. The nay sayers are just not as thrifty as you!! Have a great Christmas.
Karen in TN
Thanks for the great idea. This is perfect for my Secret Santa. We are only allowed to spend $10 and must give a gift everyday for a week.
Don’t listen to those materialistic people. Who needs them or their nasty comments? I feel sorry those people seem to miss the point of Christmas. I love the idea and especially the cute packaging. It is very creative and I know your friends will love it all the more. Merry Christmas!!!
Visiting from Hip2Save… my heart just hurts for you right now! I can’t believe all the horrible things people are saying. I would love to receive one of these gifts from someone because then I know they are simply thinking of me which means way more than any gift. Don’t be dismayed, your doing a great job!
Oh my, those are SO cute!!! What a perfect gift…especially for the neighbors, you’re joining in the spirit of the season without going overboard. I’m gonna make some now!:-)
Sarah, I’m also visiting from hip2save, please know (and I know you do
that what you are doing with your children is the most beautiful thing in today’s rushed, just grab something world. I’m so glad to see young mothers take the time to teach their children the true meaning of Christmas! I think many of those ladies missed the part where you made 40 of these!! How giving!! The bottles are darling and what your children are learning is priceless!!
You did a great job on these!!! I like the parallel to the story of the Little Drummer Boy too! The true meaning of Christmas isn’t about the gifts now is it? Apparently, some people aren’t getting the message! You know what else might be cute paired with these? I think a package of popcorn all dressed up would be nice too! Thank you for your site and your fabulous ideas!
Please don’t give a second thought to the comments from the other web site — I applaud your creativity and your thoughtfulness — those of living on a tight budget appreciate you sharing your ideas. THANKS!
LOVE it!!! Great idea, so cute, so creative, and so fun! Going to make these as hostess gifts for a cookie exchange! Thanks for sharing.
Anyone can buy a gift, but a gift that involves creativity, time, and effort means a lot more to me!
I LOVE it!!! I think they are dang cute. If I received this gift I would be happy. We do receive this gift, mostly every year, we love the fact that someone cares about us and wants us to know it. So WAY TO GO!! It is a great gift.
Visiting from hip2save, and I disagree with the whiners/haters who thought this was cheap. I think it’s a great idea. No, you don’t want this to be the only gift to your mother-in-law, for instance, but I think it’s a fabulous idea for neighbor gifts or acquaintances, which is exactly what I thought it was before I read who you were giving them to, by the way. Super creative, and well done!!!
I think it’s super cute. Don’t let the negative people get you down. It’s like I tell people when they are negative about my couponing, they just haven’t been broke enough. That’s the only bright side to this bad economy, it’s brining us back to basics, like enjoying a soda when some have eliminated that from the budget!
I’m sorry to hear that some of the comments on the other blogger’s site were negative. I think this is a cute and very creative idea that expresses genuine holiday cheer! Keep being thrifty!
OMG! They look great, I’m a graphic designer so I’m always looking for DIY gifts for Christmas. You should be really happy with yourself. I am totally going to do this with my mom this year. Thanks for the wonderful inspiration!
I’m visiting from Hip 2 Save too. I think your bottles are adorable. What a wonderful way to share the spirit of the season.
These turned out very cute! I love the message you are sending to your kids and to the rest of us…the true meaning of Christmas! You amaze me! Please, don’t let peoples comments stop you from sharing your Thrifty & Great ideas! There are so many of us, that really appreciate the ideas you share! (Have those people ever seen Bambi?…”If you can’t say something nice; don’t say anything at all!”) Merry Christmas to you and your growing family!
I think it’s a great idea!!! Ignore the rude comments. I think using root beer would be great too. We go through the rootbeer floats here:-)
Most people are nice…..
I’d be happy and grateful to get one of these. You put alot of thought into the gift and it’s a “refreshing” change from soda!
Chin up!!!
You tell ‘em Girl!
Don’t let those materialistic meanies rob you of the joy of giving! The true Spirit of Chirstmas is alive when we seek to make others know how much we care, no matter what the dollar amount is.
Some people are determined to be cranky. The best revenge is the joy YOU feel in giving to those around you.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!
People need to get over themselves and look at the big picture instead of looking at themselves. If people spent as much time as they do criticizing other people, as they do doing good things and being a shining light in this world, our world would be a lot brighter and more enjoyable to live in! Whatever happened to kindness, compassion, love, respect for each other and so forth?
This is a great gift!
As we remember what Christmas is all about, let’s also make this holiday season a celebration of the opportunity we have to change the world each day…one person at a time, one soda, one dollar, one meal, one toy at a time! You never know how small something you give can impact someone in such a big way!
What a great idea! How rude some people posted that they would be offended. Oh how they failed to see the value of the gift….spending quality time with your children, teaching them to always think of others and creating wonderful memories with mom! God Bless and Merry Christmas!
Visiting from hip2save, I’m a mom to 6 and I would love to receive and be able to give these. You could tie a bag of popcorn with it and be done too. I know alot of friend that would enjoy a bowl of pc and a glass of soad with thei families. Who wouldn’t like this . Those who posted about being cheap forgot the thought is what counts.
Great ideas Merry CHristmas Penny
I think these are sooo cute and a wonderful idea! I am shocked at those who made such negative comments about this gift idea. Please know that most of us out here love finding thrifty ways to bring a little joy to others. especially since the alternative is to do nothing.
I love this idea. They are beautiful and the perfect neighbor gift. Good job.
I am surprised that your friend recieved rude comments! I made these for my neighbors/friends last year, but mine did not look as cute as yours! I just had a tag that said “May your holiday be merry and “sprite!” with some ribbon at the top. I love the idea and love your awesome pictures.
I’m visiting from hip2save too. I love your idea!! It is really cute and very creative! Thanks for sharing!!
I forgot to add that on the link I posted, she has printables also!, there is more links on my blog under crafty sites.
Too many people forget the real reason for the season – they get so caught up in spending and trying to impress people. Just imagine how they must feel once the credit card bills come rolling in in January!
I think it is nice that you are giving something to your neighbors and church friends. It is the thought that counts. Especially in today’s economy, these would be the people we’d probably have to cut first from our gift-giving list. With regard to your comment about getting a plate of cookies – think of how many of those go to waste! People always pile them all together, they go stale and they all taste the same – yuck! Not to mention, there are some people you just don’t feel comfortable eating their homebaked treats – you know what I mean! Pop is always safe and it never goes to waste! Don’t let the bah-humbugs bring you down. 
This looks fabulous! I wouldn’t of thought of using wrapping paper to make the label. I’m doing a movie night basket for my niece, getting a dollar store plastic basket, gonna put a movie, cd, wrap popcorn, candy, and soda(mini version of yours) and put that together with cellophane. I’m really into the paper crafting where you wrap the popcorn and chocolates bars and all sorts of things. You can find more things at http://www.happybirdscraftinghaven.com/
I love this thrifty idea. I had just planned tie some curly ribbon to glass contained eggnog with a little card. Definitely not as thrifty or as much love as you have put into the pop bottles. I personally would love a gift like yours; I’m a popaholic. Even if I wasn’t I would think it special. Don’t let others and Satan steal the joy you have making and giving those as gifts.
I think they’re darling and perfect to take to a Christmas party – people take wine – why not jazz up a bottle of Sierra Mist? Very clever! Never been to you blog – will be checking daily, now!
Cute idea! Also, don’t worry about what others say about it being cheap; it is the thought that counts and like you said, it is the spirit of Christmas which is the most important.
I love these! my 12 year old is son is making them for his teachers! Great Idea!
Thanks
So sad to read there are people in this world who still judge so critically of others. For some, it may be all they can give. It may not be your cup of tea but then keep your thoughts to yourself. As far as giving it as a gift, if it’s from your heart, it will be well received. Personally, I think it’s a very festive way to decorate, very happy looking. Even if done but only for yourself or when entertaining it is a much, much better presentation than a cluster of 2 liters sitting on a table or countertop. Happy Holidays and thanks for the happy idea!
Also visiting from hip2save… I love this idea, they look FABULOUS & I wish I had some 2-liters so I could make them right now
I just wanted you to know that I would never think of this gift as CHEAP!!! I am always impressed with the cute and thrifty ideas that you come up with:)
I saw the link on hip2save’s sight and wanted to tell you that I like this idea. It’s a good way to be thrifty and still be able to give something to someone especially when you’re on a budget. Something for some people is better than nothing and it’s always nice to give an unexpected ‘gift’ to someone. Don’t let the comments on the other site discourage you, continue to instill in your children and those around you what the meaning of Christmas really is…after all, it’s not our day to begin with…BE BLESSED AND MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!
This is such a great ideal. I love how you took such a simple thing and made it a nice gift. I would love receiving one of these. Thanks for sharing your ideals.
I am visiting from hip2save -
Very cute! I like the idea!
Nice gifts and cute toes!
Visiting from hip2save and I love this idea! You did a fabulous job and make it look so easy (and so fast) to assemble. =o)
What an awesome idea!! Those turned out so cute!!
Kathleen…thanks so much you made my day…and put a big smile on my face!
Do you sleep?? I can barely keep up with your blog, let alone do all that you do! Such a neat idea, thank you!
What a great idea!!!!
Cute! Thanks for sharing!
THese look amazing…. they look a lot more expensive than 37 cents.