TOTEally Posh!

100th Sale Winner Announced!

2011-05-05T05:58:00.000-07:00

Karen Brockette said...

wow...first time I have visited and you have adorable stuff!!! Thanks Leigh for sending me over!!!!

MAY 3, 2011 8:05 PM

Congratulations Karen! I will be contacting you shortly!

Thank you to everyone who has commented with suggestions

and supported TOTEally Posh!

Let's celebrate 100!!!

2011-04-30T20:55:00.000-07:00

You're invited to celebrate with me!

How? I'm having a giveaway!

What am I giving away?

$25 credit to use in my Etsy Shop.

Giveaway Details:

1. Become a fan of TOTEally Posh on Facebook

2. Come back here and leave me a comment telling me what you would like to see in my Shop.

3. BONUS ENTRY: Post on your Facebook wall inviting your friends to "like" TOTEally Posh and leave me a comment telling me you did so.

4. Do this by 11:59pm Central Time on Tuesday, May 3.

5. Make sure your email address is linked to your comment (or leave your email address in your comment) to ensure that I am able to get in contact with you.

Good luck!

Check out JennyGale: She is organizing Chaos..... I'm featured today!

2011-04-18T12:03:00.000-07:00

Check out JennyGale: She is organizing chaos.... I'm featured today!

Every day I am more amazed at all the talent that is oozing out of this woman!

Here are just a few examples of her beautiful work....

Be sure to check out her blog HERE.

She's also going to be at The Strawberry Patch Barn Sale the last weekend of April selling some of her creations. I'm heading up there to check out this awesome sale and may have booth of my own for the fall sale!

Shop Promotions

2011-04-07T07:06:00.000-07:00

Shop back open!

To celebrate, I'm announcing a promotion!

Details:

10% off purchases made April 7- 10!!! Enter code: APRILSHOWERS

ONGOING PROMOTION: 15% off next purchase for previous customers who post a picture on my Facebook Page of their little ones wearing their TOTEally Posh outfits!!! Once the picture is posted, message me and I will give you the code!

Winner Announced!!!

2011-03-22T08:32:00.000-07:00

I had so much fun hosting my first giveaway to celebrate my first 100 Facebook fans! I enjoyed reading each comment.

There were a few of you who had commented on TOTEally Posh facebook page and I went ahead and counted you in. Sorry about the confusion this time around!

There were a total of 17 entries! Thank you so much for participating. Be sure to keep checking back because TOTEally Posh will be doing this again when there are 200 fans!

So, spread the word, so you'll have another chance to win!

If you're not a fan of TOTEally Posh on Facebook,

head over there now to join in the fun!

Ok.... .Here we go......

(I had some help with this morning to make it fair---she was so excited to help!)

And the winner is......

Emily Little

(littlepartyofthree)!!!!!

Congratulations Emily! Message me and we'll discuss your tee!

GIVEAWAY going on at TOTEally Posh!!!!

2011-03-20T14:09:00.001-07:00

Head over to TOTEally Posh ~~on Facebook~~ because there is an exciting giveaway going on!!!!
CHANGE: I found out that I cannot host a giveaway on Facebook, so leave a comment on this post on the blog! Sorry about that!

GIVEAWAY DETAILS:
1. "Like" TOTEally Posh on Facebook
2. Leave a comment on this post stating what your favorite TOTEally Posh item is
3. Leave your comment by Monday night at Midnight. This will be considered your entry.
4. Tuesday morning I will draw a name and announce it on Facebook and blog!
5. The winner will receive one applique tee!!!!

Here is an example of a design that you could choose:

Head over now! I'll make it easy for you..... Click HERE to see TOTEally Posh on Facebook.

Fandango 2 Movie Tickets for $9!!!

2011-03-02T12:49:00.000-08:00

Just a quick post to tell you about a deal that I found today.....

Living Social's deal today is TWO Fandango tickets for $9!!!!

If you ask me, movie ticket prices are getting WAY out of hand, so go to LIVING SOCIAL (Atlanta) to get your discounted tickets!

Healthy Breakfast to Make Ahead and Freeze

2011-02-04T13:59:00.000-08:00

One of my goals for the new year was to eat as "clean" as possible, and to rid my diet of "white stuff". So far, I've been doing well with this goal. I've switched to using only Whole Wheat Flour. I've had some failures.... pizza crust......but I'll be working on that one.

However, this recipe has been a success!

Whole Wheat Pancakes

2 c whole wheat flour

2T honey or agave nectar

1T baking powder

1 egg

1 1/2 c milk

3 T butter, melted

2/3 c pureed fruit

1/2 t vanilla

Mix all wet ingredients in one bowl. Mix all dry ingredients in another bowl. Combine both until just mixed.

Spray griddle or non stick skillet with cooking spray. Laddle the batter onto griddle to make about 3-4 inch pancake. Cook until solid on one side and flip. Cook until done.

I've been using canned pumpkin for the pureed fruit and throw in a handful of semi-sweet chocolate chips before cooking. When I make these, I double the recipe, freeze the cooked pancakes on a cookie sheet to freeze individually and then package them up in freezer bags. When ready to eat, take out as many as you would like and heat in microwave for about one minute.

Another delicious variation is banana walnut!

I love having a healthful breakfast readily available!

Elizabeth likes it with honey and syrup.... Daniel and I just prefer the syrup.

There are endless ways to make this recipe your own. Play with it and let me know what you come up with!

TOTEally Posh is on Facebook!

2011-02-02T05:22:00.000-08:00

Yes, I finally created a Facebook page for TOTEally Posh! Many people have told me that it would be easier for them to keep up with what I am doing if I were on Facebook, so I took their requests and made it happen.

For those of you who "like" my page, I will be posting special promotions available only to Facebook fans. Be sure to head over there and like my page. To make it easier for you, click here for the link.

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FEBRUARY PROMOTION: 25% of all my shop sales are going to the a special family's adoption fund. Go here for more details.
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STAY WARM!

Branding

2011-01-21T12:43:00.000-08:00

It's something that I've known I need to do for a while, just hadn't quite decided what look I wanted to go for. I was getting a little tired of the hot pink and black, so I began searching for someone on Etsy who I thought could create the look that I was going for. That's when I came across Heather from The Buzz. She listened to exactly what I had in mind and created a new banner and avatar for my Etsy shop. Click here to check it out! If you have a shop, you really should stop in and browse The Buzz and all the business tools she offers.

Next up, I needed some new fabric labels for my clothing items to stay consistent with my new design. I was so happy when I found Lisa from MommieMadeIt! Her fabric labels are awesome and she had the perfect thing to coordinate with the new look for my shop.

She has the cutest packaging!
Here is what I found when I opened my package....

I am in love with the image of that little girl!

And guess what????

She's a paper doll!

( I'll have to put this away for a few years until Elizabeth is a little older. I loved paper dolls when I was young, and I just know she will, too!)

I will definitely be a return customer!

I had just finished up a custom order this morning when I received my labels in the mail. I immediately got to work and just love how it looks on this pillowcase dress!

If you're new to Etsy, be sure and check it out. If you can imagine it, it's out there. A huge number of stay-at-home mommies are making a living by selling their items here.

Go out and support one! And while you're at it, buy something cute!

New Items in Shop and an Opportunity for YOU!

2011-01-19T05:47:00.000-08:00

Looking for a versatile piece for you daughter's wardrobe?

Check out my new Elizabeth Pillowcase Dress!

This can be made in dress or tunic length.

Embellish it with an applique..........

OR for a classic look, go without an applique.

These are even more adorable when paired with the Ella Ruffle Pant.

Want to purchase one of these for a good cause?

Murray and Jaime Sanderson (and Faith and Eli), a wonderful family at our church, are in the process of adopting a precious 3 year old little girl, named Dinkenesh, from Ethiopia. There will be a Dinner Party and Silent Auction benefiting their adoption and I will be donating one of these sets along with a matching pair of American Girl ruffle pants.

Want to know more about their journey to adoption? Check out their blog here.

You can also go here to see what other "fun"draising opportunities there are to help.

I am also donating 25% of any sales made in my Etsy Shop in the month of February to their adoption fund.

From now until February, I am working, working, working to stock my store for this giving opportunity.

Please pray about what you can you can do to join me in supporting the Sanderson family!

Beans, Cornbread, & Snowcream

2011-01-12T11:29:00.000-08:00

Nashville has enjoyed a few days of snow, but it sure has been cold!

Here's a recipe to warm you up!

What do I do when I need some advice on how to cook something? Call Mom. When I asked her about making beans, she laughed and said that it took her 50 years to figure how to make a good pot of beans.

Here's how she does it.....(and my first attempt).

White Beans
1 bag of white beans
1 ham bone (I had one in the freezer leftover from Christmas dinner)
1 large carrot, shredded
1 onion, diced
salt and pepper to taste
water (I also used about two cups of chicken broth that I had leftover in the refrigerator that I used)
1 T bacon grease

Rinse beans and soak in water overnight.

Melt bacon grease over medium heat in a large pot or dutch oven. Saute carrot and onion until tender. Once tender, add chicken broth, beans, salt and pepper and ham bone. Add enough water to just cover the ham bone. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low and cover. Let simmer about 8 hours. When it is ready, the meat should just fall off the ham bone. Remove the ham bone and any fatty pieces.

Here's what it looks like when it's ready......

Cornbread

No secret.... I use the recipe off of the bag of Martha White Self Rising Cornbread Mix. On the back of the package, there is two recipes. I've tried both, but have decided we like the Country Cornbread recipe best.

Snowcream

8 cups of snow

1 14 oz can of Eagle Brand (I used fat free)

1 t vanilla

Put above ingredients in a large bowl and mix with a hand mixer until creamy.

( I had to add about a cup of milk to get it creamy.)

YUMMY!!! Elizabeth especially enjoyed this part of the meal!

Daniel and I were talking about how this meal made us feel like we should have been in a cabin in the woods somewhere. Even though we were in this our little cottage in the city, it's ok to just imagine!

Stay warm!

My New Best Friend

2011-01-07T13:46:00.000-08:00

I had always thought that a rotary cutter and self healing mat were only for quilters....which I am not. I didn't see the need of one for my self until I started cutting out lots of straight lined pieces for ruffle pants and apron dresses. I thought, there's got to be a better way! So, I put a rotary cutter and mat on my Christmas List.

Daniel's parents were so kind to get me both as part of my Christmas!

I decided to give them a try yesterday. WOW! These sure do make life easier! I cut out several straight pieces for ruffle pants then decided to see how they would work on curves. WOW again! I just laid my pattern piece out.... no need to pin..... hold down in place with one hand and "trace" the pattern with the rotary cutter with the other hand.

I'm sure gonna love having these!

Thanks Mark and Betty for my gift!

Blog Worthy Savings

2011-01-06T19:25:00.000-08:00

Would you believe me if I told you

that I got all of this makeup for $4?

Here's proof!

CVS has LOTS of their Loreal cosmetics marked 75% off. Pair this with this past Sundays coupons for $5 off ANY 2 Loreal cosmetics, and another coupon for $2 off any Loreal cosmetics. If you have duplicates, even better!

All of the items that I bought were regularly priced between $11-14.... on sale they were $2-3, with my coupons, my total was $4.43.

If you are in need of new make up like I was, head over there now. Let me know what you find!

I have one more $2 coupon that I plan to use tomorrow!

A Recent Custom Order

2011-01-05T05:09:00.000-08:00

I wanted to share a recent custom order that I had right before Christmas. A family friend, Celene, contacted me and asked if I could do outfits for her granddaughters and something matching for their American Girl dolls. I had not made doll clothes before, but am always up for a challenge. After discussing it, she decided to go with appliqued shirts with their first initial along with ruffle pants for the girls, and matching ruffle pants for the dolls.

Here are some pictures.....

I LOVE how they were turned out and was elated when Celene emailed me multiple times to tell me how happy she was with them!

I loved them so much, I added them to my Etsy Shop! Soon I will be adding more.

A New Year & A Recipe

2011-01-04T13:04:00.000-08:00

Well, it's already a few days into the new year. I've spent the first days of the new year catching up on some things that I've put off during the holidays, enjoying some family time with just the three of us before Daniel went back to work, and doing some relaxing.

The new year is a good time to look back at the year before and make plans for the year ahead. I cringe at the word "resolutions" because I've resolved so many times, to lose weight, read my Bible daily, save more money, manage time better, and on and on and on.

This year, instead of making resolutions, I'm going to practice goal setting. I've always done better when I have goals. So, here are my goals for this year.....

1) Eat healthier- eat as "clean" as possible, lean meat, no "white stuff", drink more water

2) Personal Bible study - at least 3 times a week. This doesn't include "couple study" time.

3) Blog at least 3 times a week.

4) Expand Etsy shop.

These are my personal goals for this year. Daniel and I also have some couple and family goals that we will be working towards. I have more specific steps written out in a journal that I'm keeping. I'll keep you all updated on how I'm doing.

What are your GOALS or resolutions for this year?

Ok.... now for the recipe!

We ate this for Breakfast on New Years Day. (Before I technically started my "healthier eating" goal! :))

Overnight Caramel French Toast

{Yummy!}

from Beth at Eat.Drink.Smile

originally from Cooking Light Magazine

photo borrowed from Beth at Eat.Drink.Smile

Ingredients:

1 cup packed light brown sugar

1/2 cup light-colored corn syrup

1/4 cup butter

Cooking spray

10 (1-oz) slices French bread (soft bread such as Pepperidge Farm)

2 1/2 cups 1% low-fat milk

1 Tbsp all-purpose flour

1 1/2 tsp vanilla extract

1/4 tsp salt

2 large eggs

2 Tbsp granulated sugar

1 tsp ground cinnamon

Directions:

Combine first 3 ingredients in a small saucepan. Cook over medium heat 5 minutes or until mixture is bubbly, stirring constantly. Pour mixture evenly into a 13 x 9-inch baking dish coated with cooking spray.

Arrange bread slices in a single layer over syrup in dish.

Combine milk and next 4 ingredients (through eggs) in a large bowl, stirring with a whisk. Pour egg mixture over bread slices. Cover and refrigerate for 8 hours or overnight.

Preheat oven to 350°.

Combine granulated sugar and cinnamon. Sprinkle evenly over bread.

Bake at 350° for 50 minutes or until golden. Let stand for 5 minutes before serving.

I recently came across Beth about a month or so ago when she was hosting a giveaway on her site. She was giving away a City Saver (formerly City Pass) coupon book. I WON!!! We rarely eat out without a coupon, and always buy this book, so it was so exciting to win. Thanks again Beth! Be sure to head over to her blog for lots of yummy recipes and restaurant reviews. She's local (Nashville) but reviews restaurants in other cities as she travels.

Getting Ready

2010-12-24T09:48:00.000-08:00

All is a bustle in the Jones house. Daniel's parents and brother are driving in from Knoxville this morning. The house is ready (or as ready as it's going to get), gifts are wrapped, loaded potato soup and cornbread are cooking for lunch. I have just one more gift to sew!

Bless you all this Christmas!

Click HERE to for the potato soup recipe I am using.

"Award Winning" Twix Bars

2010-12-09T12:13:00.000-08:00

Award Winning?

(Scroll down for the recipe)

Yes, as a matter of fact, they are....

Earlier in the week, a huge group of ladies from church (70 to be exact) attended our Cookie Swap & Ornament Exchange. We had so much fun visiting with one another and making new friends.

We were all asked to bring 2 dozen cookies. I made a recipe that I had originally found about a year ago on another blog called Smashed Peas and Carrots. (Check out Maggie's blog for all kinds of yummy recipies and crafty fun! I checked it earlier, and there is an adorable Snowman Sugar Cookie recipe that I will definitely be using.)

When we arrived, we were told to break up several of our goodies into bite size pieces so they could be taste tested easily. Come to find out there were prizes for the Prettiest and Tastiest.

I won for Tastiest!

What an honor! I tasted several that were there and they were all delicious.

Here's what I won...

Next, was the Ornament Exchange.

I was curious to see how this would be done with such a large group. All the ornaments and were opened. We were all admiring our beautiful ornaments until we were told that we were going to begin the swap. To exchange our ornaments, we sang a round of "Jingle Bells" and passed our ornament to the right everytime we sang the word "jingle". We sang another song (I can't remember what it was) and passed our gifts to the left. At the end of the song, we kept whatever ornament we had in our hands.

What a fun way to do a gift swap with a large group!

I LOVE the ornament that I came home with. I don't have anything like it!

Thanks Jennifer for organizing, and Dele for hosting!

“Twix” Bars

½ c butter

¼ c white sugar

1 ¼ all purpose flour

¾ c butter

3/8 c white sugar

3 T light corn syrup

1 – 14 oz can sweetened condensed milk

1 c milk chocolate chips

Beat butter and ¼ c sugar in mixer until pale in color. Add flour to form crumbly dough.

Press into 8” square baking pan (greased and lined with parchment paper). Poke holes with the end of a wooden spoon (this will help to keep it from crumbling when cutting).

Bake shortbread 20-25 minutes at 350 degrees. Or until golden brown on edges.

Leave in pan; cool in fridge.

Caramel Layer:

Bring ¾ c butter, 3/8 c sugar, syrup and eagle brand to a boil over med-low heat. Once boiling, stir constantly for 7 minutes. ** DO NOT change temperature while you the caramel is cooking!** Caramel mixture will thicken and become pale in color. Spread caramel on cooled shortbread base. Let caramel layer cool for 30 minutes in the refrigerator and then 1-2 hours in freezer.

Chocolate Layer:

Melt chocolate chips over low heat. Spread melted chocolate onto caramel. Score chocolate layer to help when time to cut.

Cool for one hour in refrigerator. Cut in squares. Enjoy!

Drowning in Felt

2010-12-06T12:49:00.000-08:00

If I don't see felt until this time next year, that will be fine with me!

Last week I was drowning in felt!

Why?

I was helping with our church's Christmas Breakfast and making the

Santa photo backdrop and 6 foot candy canes were my responsibility.

This was easy sewing considering the backdrop was only straight lines, but these were huge backdrops! 12"X9"! And, so the lines for Santa would not be too long, we had two rooms with Santa, so yes, I made two backdrops and 4 candy canes

I love this kind of thing, though! I'm happy to give my talents and time for a good cause.

I love how the rooms turned out!

Now, if you ever have to make 6 foot free standing candy canes, here is a suggestion....

When stuffing the candy cane, first insert a pool noodle to help keep the arch. First we tried a wire hanger and newspaper, but the newspaper was too heavy for the hanger. The pool noodle worked perfectly!

Here are a few shots of the event.....

This was the stage area in the sanctuary. We all met in the sanctuary for songs, story time, and to receive instructions for the morning. Everyone was divided up into three groups. Our first activity was crafts, which we missed out on because we were having too much fun with friends.

I LOVE these kids!

Half of our life group kids. There are five more that were not there.

First family picture of the day.

The second was taken with Santa. Elizabeth had a death grip on Daniel when it was time to have her picture made with Santa, so instead of missing out on a Santa pic completely, we decided to get in the picture too. We don't have that picture yet.

This baby Jesus display is in the foyer. Elizabeth loved looking at Baby Jesus.

Elizabeth is our little meat eater. Here she picked the ham off the biscuit!

We enjoyed breakfast with the Bacigalupo Family.

Elizabeth liked Bella's headband, but Bella didn't want Elizabeth's sticky fingers in her hair!

Sticker Time!

We had so much fun at the OC Christmas Breakfast! Looking forward to next year.

(Maybe next year we'll be able to get a good Santa picture!)

2 Years Old!

2010-12-03T12:50:00.000-08:00

We weren't sure what we were going to do for Elizabeth's 2nd Birthday, but decided almost last minute to have a small party. Since I was so late in planning the party, it had to be a small one. We invited a few adults who are special to Elizabeth and one friend. I decided on Mickey Mouse for the theme. She LOVES Mickey Mouse....

especially the "Hot Dog" song.

Unfortunately, since her party was mid-week, the grandparents could not come. However, Gigi (my mom) and Popo sent her a Mickey Mouse card that played the "Hot Dog" song!

Here is a picture of Elizabeth opening up the card.

She loved it. In fact, she still does. At least once a day, I hear that card opening!

I knew I wanted to make a Mickey Mouse cake myself,

and was so excited when I found a Mickey cake pan at Michaels.

Ready for the party to start!

Listening to "Hot Dog".... AGAIN!

Oh, and I made her birthday outfit, too!

A few shots of her party......

Mama Louise, Rachelle and Kristin

Brigitte, Ted, Mama Louise

Background: Uncle Dave and daddy on the phone

Elizabeth and Tennyson love each other so much

Kris and Eliot

Singing "Happy Birthday".... she didn't like it.

(Can you tell that I ran out of icing?) Oh well.

Blowing out the candles.

(Kristin helped since I was behind the camera and Daniel had the video camera)

Yummy!

Tennyson liked the cake, too!

(I love this picture)

Opening presents.....

Elizabeth and Tennyson excited about all the big girl toys!

Ted teaching Elizabeth the proper way to hold a teacup.

(Love the pinky, Ted!)

Just the three of us.....

Elizabeth, you are one loved little girl! You are so precious to us. I pray that we can be the mommy and daddy that God has called us to be to you. I thank Him everyday for choosing us to be your parents. We are so proud of you. You have such a sweet spirit. I love how you say "I Lolu sumuch" --I love you so much and "I sowee" -- I'm sorry. You are also so smart. You can say all of your ABC's with mommy and 90% without mommy. You can count to 10. You also like to count in 10's... "10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100.... YAY"! Your favorite songs are "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star", "ABC", "Jingle Bells", "Jesus Loves Me", "This little Christian Light of Mine", "Itsy Bitsy Spider", "Jesus Loves the Little Children", and "The Wheels on the Bus". You love the Bible and I pray that you continue to. In the morning you say "Daddy work?" and then, "Zebby (Elizabeth) draw" (color). In the evenings, before bath, you love to play on mommy and daddy's bed and then play chase when we say that it's bathtime. You bring so much joy to our lives.... our little Elizabeth Joy... and I look forward to everyday with you.

After Thanksgiving Sale!!!

2010-11-26T14:20:00.000-08:00

YES, TOTEally Posh is celebrating Black Friday, too.

Use coupon code AFTERTHANKSGIVING for 10% off of everything in the store!!!

This will work on SALE items as well!

What a great time to stock up on Christmas gifts!

Here are a just a few examples of what you can find......

Hurry in! This sale lasts until

Monday, November 29

at 11:59 Central Time.

Christmas Tree Outfit & Great Giveaway by Make it, Bake it, Create it

2010-11-12T11:43:00.000-08:00

This is a OOAK (one of a kind) Christmas outfit that I made last night, well, not all last night.... I had to finish it up this morning. It is a size 3T. Remember, this is the only one like it, so if you're interested, let me know. I'm selling it for $40. The outfit includes an adorable pair of ruffle pants made in a green denim and a turtleneck with an appliqued christmas tree.

I'll be listing it on my Etsy shop, but you get to see it first!

Also, my friend Naz is hosting a great giveaway on her blog.

I'm not going to tell you what it is... you'll have to see for yourself, but it's AWESOME!

Just playing around

2010-11-11T17:59:00.000-08:00

Well, today I was just playing around with the Sarah Peasant Dress and wanted to add a little something to it.

Back view...

What do you think?

I think Elizabeth likes it!

New Item in Shop

2010-11-10T10:54:00.000-08:00

Yesterday I announced that there are going to be some big changes coming to my Etsy Shop over the next few weeks. Well, I was trying to wait until I had more to list, but I just so excited about my new Sarah Peasant Dress that I decided to go ahead and show you all!

Isn't it beautiful? It features brown, teal, green and cream. The elbows are cinched, for an updated look. It can be made in sizes 6 months - 8 years old.

See my shop for more details!

Here's my sweet Elizabeth wearing one.

Oh, by the way, we're about to celebrate a birthday in the Jones Family!

Yes, our little one will be 2! Can't believe it!

Etsy SALE! Revamping Shop

2010-11-09T06:02:00.000-08:00

First of all, thank you for all of the sweet and encouraging comments on my last post. That was a difficult post to write. I normally don't open up my heart that much, but as one friend said "What a blessing when we share our hurts and triumphs". All your thoughts are much appreciated. I am so humbled by the wonderful and supportive community that surrounds me.

Now, on to some exciting news!

I'm revamping my Etsy shop!

Over the next couple weeks, you'll be seeing lots of new items added!

Here is a sneak peak.....

I'm just loving all the new fabrics!

Can't wait to show you some new designs!

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In the meantime, I've slashed prices on most of my current items.

Here are some examples:

~~3 Rosette Headband~~

~~Sale- $5.50~~ SOLD

Hairpins

Sale- $3.00

Doily Onesie

Sale- $6.00

Paisley Tote

Sale- $20.00

This isn't all! Head over now to check out all my sale items!

This is the perfect chance to grab some

Christmas gifts and stocking stuffers!