EtsyKids Meet & Greet: Wednesday, March 18th at 9:00pm EST

Want to get to know some of the makers of all the fantastic items for babies, toddlers, and children on Etsy? Now's your chance! All are welcome to come to the first EtsyKids Meet & Greet, for a friendly chat with members of the EtsyKids Team.

When: Wednesday, March 18th at 9:00pm Eastern

Where: the Gallery room of Etsy's Virtual Labs

Hosted by: The Clever Kitty

Hope to see you there!

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EtsyKids Design Challenge for March: Spring!

Each month the EtsyKids Team will be challenging our members to create some fantastic new items within a chosen theme. With spring just around the corner, what better time to do a Spring theme? The entries are already starting to roll in, and I must say, there's some super cute and springy stuff! EtsyKids members will have until March 20th to submit their entries, and voting will take place from Saturday, March 21st - Friday, March 27th. So be sure to come back to the EtsyKids blog for a new post on the 21st to see all of the entries and to vote! In the meantime, click here to get a sneak peek at some of the entries so far!

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EtsyKids Atlantic Southeast Featured Member: CandyStickLane

1) What is your shop name?
CandyStickLane

2) What is your name?
Renee Eggleston

3) How did you first get started in your craft?
I started sewing when my daughter was born, 16 years ago.

4) What inspires you?
Beautiful Fabric and Art

5) What are your favorite color combination?
My favorite color hands down is Pink - and I personally love it paired with any other color :)

6) If you have children, do they craft with you? What do they do?
My daughter Krystal loves to craft, she makes lots of collages. She has her own etsy shop. TheModishGirl. My 8 year old son Roman is quite the artist also. Sterling, who is 9 is just into video games.

7) Did you craft as a child? If so, what were your favorite crafting activities?
I did craft, I loved collages as a teenager, my mother taught me to crochet and my favorite was cross stitch. In elementary school I would take clothing tags and make book marks and sell them for 25 cents and I would also take cleaned uses soda cans and glue brochures around the outside, pop the tab up and sell them as ash trays - LOL! Then in middle school i made 'airbrushed' drawings of peoples names using black construction paper and colored chalk, finished with hairspray so it would dust away.

8) What is your favorite time of day to work?
I work full time, so the only choice I have is at night, but I would prefer to work in the morning, I'm much more productive then.

9) What is your favorite item from your shop?
The little Matinee jacket made from a vintage tariana table cloth. The fabric is gorgeous.

10) Where can we find you? (website, blog, etc.)
candysticklane.blogspot.com
myspace.com/candysticklane

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Take The Kids to the Library (While You Still Can!)

It boggles the mind: here we are less than 2 weeks away from the February 10th implementation of the CPSIA, and libraries still don't know whether or not they will be able to continue serving children 12 and under. Common sense (and the interpretation of the ALA) concludes that children's books should not be subject to the testing requirements of the CPSIA.

Surely the folks who put together this legislation didn't intend to shut down children's libraries, right? Too bad they wrote the law in such a sweeping manner that it may do exactly that.

I've always been a fan of libraries. I'm a book lover, so it goes almost without saying! Now that I have kids, I am even more passionate about the public library system. Every time I go in with the kids and come out with an armload of books -- for free! -- I am filled with gratitude. (OK, except for that one time that BB ended up wrenching her elbow in the library parking lot because I was carrying too many books while trying to hold hands with both kids; driving to the ER with a wailing child, I have to say I wasn't feeling all that grateful for the public library system. But I digress.) The mere existence of our public libraries says something wonderful about our country and our culture. And their focus on kids and families is truly extraordinary: the children's areas in the local libraries are just lovely. It makes a mama proud.

And makes me furious to think that legislators would be careless enough to put all this in jeopardy. If they had been careful and thoughtful when they wrote the CPSIA in the first place, so much heartache could have been prevented (don't even get me started on the effects it might have on handmade goods or thrift stores!) but NO. Now it's up to the CPSC to deal with this mess.

Thankfully, librarians are a pretty tough crowd and have the organizational power to fight back. The ALA has been marshalling its forces, protesting the law through the official channels, and calling for congressional support. Just yesterday Congressman Chris Lee from New York called for a meeting with the CPSC to try to get this all taken care of.

But as of now, as far as I know, nothing has officially changed. The CPSC says they hope to have a ruling next week (golly, just a week before the law goes into effect!) and they are currently telling libraries to take a "wait and see" approach. But that ruling has not yet been made.

"Under the current opinion issued by the General Counsel of the CPSC, the law would apply to books for children under the age of 12; therefore, public, school, academic and museum libraries would be required to either remove all their children’s books or ban all children under 12 from visiting the facilities as of February 10." (Quoted from the ALA District Dispatch.)

So I'm taking the kids to the library while I still can -- and praying that the lobbying of the ALA will have enough of an effect (and soon enough) to avert this disaster. I just can't imagine having to explain to my kids that they aren't allowed to go to the library, aren't allowed to check out any more of their beloved books.

What can we do about this? Right now, the ALA suggests: Please call the Acting Commissioner, Nancy Nord, at (301) 504-7901. When you call this number, wait for the automated directory to give you directions to reach Nancy Nord’s office. Explain to the Commission that it is simply impossible for libraries to remove all children’s books from the shelves and/or ban children under 12 from the library and still provide the level of service that is needed.

And while you're at it, you can tell her the law shouldn't apply to handmade goods, either!

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Written by Jen of BFbeads & Mama's Magic Studio

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International CPSIA Blog-In: Awareness & Action!

In an effort to help bring awareness to the unintended effects of the CPSIA, bloggers from all over the world are uniting for an International Blog-In today. You can see a list of participating blogs here:
International CPSIA Blog-In Participants

If you have a blog of your own, we encourage you to join us today in sharing the the effects of this well-intentioned but poorly thought-out law. Two members of the EtsyKids Team, Holly of Winklepots & Gretchen of Chichiboulie, put together the following post for people to use for the Blog-In. Everyone is welcome to post all of it, part of it, or just use it for inspiration:

"As parents and concerned citizens I’m sure most of us at one time or another have been confronted with the question of lead poisoning. But have you asked yourself what your government is doing to protect your children from lead contained in toys? The answer? They're banning toys, taking books from schools and libraries, hurting low income families, killing entrepreneurial spirit and risking putting the economy in an even greater depression than we've seen in decades. I'd like to introduce you to their solution: the CPSIA.

Do you know about the CPSIA? No? Then I ask you to take a few minutes to find out about it.
The CPSIA stands for Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act, a new set of laws that will come into effect on 10 February, 2009 and will impact many, many people in a negative way. Make no mistake, this is very real. View it for yourself. If Forbes, the American Library Association and numerous other media are paying attention, perhaps you should too. How will these new laws affect you? Well, here are a few examples:

To the Parents of Young Students: Due to the new law, expect to see the cost of school supplies sky rocket. While those paper clips weren't originally intended for your student to use, they will need to be tested now that your 11-year-old needs them for his school project. This law applies to any and all school supplies (textbooks, pencils, crayons, paper, etc.) being used by children under 12.

To the Avid Reader: Due to the new law, all children's books will be pulled from library and school shelves, as there is no exemption for them. That’s okay though, there's always television. Our children don’t need to learn the love of reading after all. Article from the American Library Association http://www.wo.ala.org/districtdispatch/?p=1322

Augustine Bookmark by Chichiboulie

To the Lover of All Things Handmade: Due to the new law, you will now be given a cotton ball and an instruction manual so you can make it yourself since that blanket you originally had your eye on for $50 will now cost you around $1,000 after it's passed testing. It won't even be the one-of-a-kind blanket you were hoping for. Items are destroyed in the testing process making one-of-a-kind items virtually impossible. So that gorgeous hand-knit hat you bought your child this past winter won’t be available next winter.

Cherry Blossom Hoodie by Winklepots

To the Environmentalist: Due to the new law, all items in non-compliance will now be dumped into our already overflowing landfills. Imagine not just products from the small business owners, but the Big Box Stores as well. You can't sell it so you must toss it. Or be potentially sued for selling it. You can't even give them away. If you are caught, it is still a violation.

Baby Leather Moks by Scandeez

To the Second-Hand Shopper: Due to the new law, you will now need to spend $20 for that brand new pair of jeans for your 2-year old, rather than shop at the Goodwill for second hand. Many resale shops are eliminating children's items all together to avoid future lawsuits.

To the Entrepreneur: Due to this new law, you will be forced to adhere to strict testing of your unique products or discontinue to make and/or sell them. Small businesses will be likely to be unable to afford the cost of testing and be forced to close up shop. Due to the current economic state, you'll have to hope for the best when it comes to finding a new job in Corporate America.

To the Antique Toy Collector: Due to the new law, you'd better start buying now because it's all going to private collection and will no longer be available to purchase. “Because the new rules apply retroactively, toys and clothes already on the shelf will have to be thrown out if they aren't certified as safe.” http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123189645948879745.html

DINE.n.DOODLE(tm) Chalk Mat by LilBDesigns

To the American Economy: Already struggling under an economy that hasn’t been this weak in decades, the American economy will be hit harder with the inevitable loss of jobs and revenues from suppliers, small businesses and consumers. The required testing is far too costly and restrictive for small businesses or individuals to undertake.

To the Worldwide Economy: Due to this new law, many foreign manufacturers have already pulled out of the US market. You can imagine the impact of this on their businesses.
If you think this is exaggerating, here is a recent article from Forbes http://www.forbes.com/2009/01/16/cpsia-safety-toys-oped-cx_wo_0116olson.html

And for those of you prepared to be stupefied and boggled, The New Law http://www.cpsc.gov/about/cpsia/cpsia.html

Did you know? If this upsets or alarms you, please react."

Etsy recently put together a CPSIA Action Kit, which is packed full of information, and ways you can help. Please see this article:

CPSIA Action Kit and Community Chat

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Stiff Competition for the Cardboard Box

During the long winter months when children are spending a lot more time indoors rather than out, parents around the world are looking for ways to keep their little ones occupied with something other than the television! As the mother of five children under the age of nine, I am constantly looking for toys that will spark my children's imagination, and will get used over and over again in a hundred different ways. I recently found some fellow EtsyKids team members who are providing children with beautifully crafted imaginative play accessories that will rival a large cardboard box in provide your children with hours of independent play.


birchleafdesigns, offers whimsical, natural wood and fabric playthings, like this wooden sword with leather sheath and strap, or wooden shield (right).





The mother/daughter team of worldofwhimm, specialize in beautifully crafted props meant to spark the imagination of kids and adults. The Indian Headdress and Royal Crown, pictured at left, are both from worldofwhimm.



There is something universal about a piece of fabric tied around the shoulders of a young child that instantly transforms boy or girl into an invincible superhero, a brave knight, or a royal prince or princess.



superflykidz expertly crafted "official" looking satin superhero capes (pictured right) complete with embroidered emblems offer little and big kids a versatile cape perfect for use in lots of different imaginary worlds. Masks are also available in a variety of colors, to preserve your little hero's identity as they soar through the kitchen.



babypop's Supreme Superhero Pack (pictured left) will provide die hard superhero's with just what they need ... a matching Tee, Cape, Gloves, and Mask, all in their favorite superheros colors ... to save the world everyday.


So if your little ones need a little help jump starting their imaginations this winter, look to these talented EtsyKids team members and their handmade accessories for some quality handmade help. You won't be disappointed!



* Written by TinyStitches.

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The CPSIA: get informed, get involved!

As the EtsyKids Founder and Team Leader, I am deeply concerned about the CPSIA (Consumer Products Safety Information Act), and the effect it will have on our members and team as a whole. And not only is this issue near and dear to my heart (being both a mom and a maker of products for children myself), it will affect anyone who makes, sells, or buys products for children in the US.

The US Congress passed the CPSIA, and August 14th, 2008 President Bush signed the Act into law. This Act, which will go into effect on February 10th, 2009, puts much stricter safety regulations on products intended for the use of children ages 12 and under. While the intentions behind the law are undoubtedly good, there are some major problems with this law as it is currently written.

I am not going to claim to understand or try to explain all of the ins and outs of the CPSIA, as it is a very broad and complex law. It's crucial that everyone (and I do mean everyone) do their research, and make sure you are informed on the CPSIA, and how it will affect not just yourself, but other people that you know. Make products for children? This law will affect you. Sell products for children? This law will affect you. Have children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, friends with children? This law will affect you. Shop at stores that sell products for children? This law will affect you.

I have had many discussions with various people about the CPSIA, and I have not had one person question the fact that measures should be taken to insure the safety of our children. The CPSIA imposes some strict new regulations on testing for lead and phthalates, which are both nasty substances that should certainly not be in products intended for children, or anyone for that matter. No one I have spoken with is opposed to the testing itself, but rather the manner in which the testing be done, and the expense of it, which could cause many small businesses and independent designers and craftspeople to go out of business. If amendmants are not made to this law before February 10th, 2009, sadly this may be the case. I urge everyone to contact their government officials and local media about this well-intenioned but poorly-thought-out law.

Please see this article on Etsy for an open letter regarding the CPSIA: http://www.etsy.com/storque/craftivism/handmade-childrens-items-unintended-consequences-consumer-pr-3056/

If you would like to read the actual law, it can be found here: http://www.cpsc.gov/cpsia.pdf
FAQ from the CPSC website is located here: http://www.cpsc.gov/about/cpsia/faq/faq.html
Wiki entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consumer_Protection_Safety_Improvement_Act

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12 Days of Christmas...Girly Grand Prize!

12 Days of Christmas with the EtsyKids Team has been a blast! Now it's time for that grand prize drawing you kept hearing about, but first let's review what we've given away so far. Sing along everyone!

For the 12 Days of Christmas, the EtsyKids Team gave to me:

12 hair accessories
11 things for playtime
10 bibs and blankets
9 bags and purses
8 things to wear
7 stylish hats
6 kitchen goodies
5 cool jewels
4 terrific gifts
3 art prints
2 sets of cards
and a clip for my baby's binky!


And now, here's a look at the girly goodies one lucky winner will get in the grand prize drawing:






Reproduction of the original acrylic painting of Caroline's Cottage from Golddust Galleries. What little girl wouldn't love to live in an all pink cottage?! This adorable pink haven is truly a sweet little piece of art to adorn your little girl's bedroom, playroom or perhaps even her bathroom.













Take your crayons with you where ever you go in this convenient crayon roll up travel pouch from Happy Babee and Beeyond! Perfect for long waits in the doctor’s office or at a restaurant. Your choice of any one crayon roll. Check here for the current selections: Crayon Keepers







These are the CUTEST stinkin' beanies and they are one of the HOTTEST trends this season! This adorable beanie with a detachable peony flower clip from Creations for Cuties by SDEMKE is a perfect fit for infants approx 6 months to 8 years.
















This adorable A-Line Pinafore Dress from Love Knots 4 Baby is made from Michael Miller big chunky snowflakes. Fully lined and cutie pie buttons. Size 18-24 months.




















These Krazy Kaboodle Klips from Meaghan Marie Pretties are super fun, super functional and super duper cute! Your choice of three Krazy Kaboodle Klips! There are two styles to choose from, either silver plated bobby pins or commercial quality no-slip alligator klips.










Deck your child in this fabulously festive Christmas tree that's hand-cut out of fun, mod recycled jersey knit fabric and then hand-embroidered onto a 100% cotton, super soft American Apparel onesie or tee from Planet Pudge. Your choice of size!














This white with pink and green dots bow from Sweet Pea Boutique is perfect for year round wearing. Cute!








Once you have found all 12 images, send a conversation to The Clever Kitty with 'EtsyKids 12 Days of Christmas' in the subject line, and a link to the item where you found each image by midnight (Eastern time) December 10th. All correct entries will be entered into a random drawing for the grand prize*!

For complete instructions on how to play and contest rules, please click here.

*Prizes will be shipped from each individual shop, so they will arrive separately and at different times.

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A big thanks to BuggaLove and My Mini-Mocs for creating the images, and Little Elephant Company for coming up with the clues!

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On the twelfth day of Christmas, the EtsyKids Team gave to me...

...twelve hair accessories!

Lollipop Lollipop Oh Lolli Lolli Lolli........... this set of 7 embellished lined alligator clips from Babies Bows and Beyond are oh so sweet!












Your choice of a $3.00 hair clip set from Sweet Southern Design. Tons of adorable styles to choose from! Check this shop section to see what's currently available: Hair Pretties












Add style and function to your wardrobe or your child's with this reversible fabric headband from Sky Girl Style! One side features a red and white floral cotton print. The other side is a green and white floral cotton print. Two great looks in one headband!











Three gorgeous hair florette pony tail holders from little girl Pearl. Lovely!















These silver colored bobby pins from Nana Goat's Goodies are embellished with lovely Christmas Gifts for a special Holiday look!










Three hair clips from Daisy Chains that are dressed in red, gray, black and white color coordinated ribbon just for your little loved one this holiday season. Great for formal pictures in front of nice and cozy fireplace!













This set of 5 adorable hair clips from Sweet Pea Boutique are made from the cutest ribbon! Sweet!











This sweet little crocheted satin headband from Sparkleberry Crafts is adorned with cheerful yellow daisy. Fits sizes 2-4.







Snowflake Pink, Brown and Blue boutique style hair bow from Pumpkin's Boutique. This is a big hair bow with three layers of grograin and sheer ribbon with an adorable snowflake in the center! It measures about 4.5" and comes on a french clip barrette.










Your little one will love to wear their favorite reindeer come Christmas time and will look absolutely adorable in this hair clip from Two Punky Peas!














This bow from SoBella Creations is made with 1 1/2 inch wide green ribbon with white and red polka dots. Perfect for the Holiday Season!









This Chocolate Sundae woven grosgrain ribbon headband from That's Sew Cute would look adorable on any little girl!









Twelve drummers drumming are hiding in a few item listings from EtsyKids members. Find just one of them and you could win one of these great hair accessories!

Today's clue is: Roll's mate

When you think you've solved it and know what the keyword is, go to Etsy.com and type your keyword + etsykids team into the search, and start looking!

Once you have found the image, send a conversation to Mod Dot Textiles with 'EtsyKids 12 Days of Christmas' in the subject line, and a link to the item where you found it by midnight (Eastern time) December 9th. All correct entries will be entered into a random drawing for a prize!

Don't forget to keep track of where you find each day's image so you can enter the grand prize drawing at the end!

For complete instructions on how to play and contest rules, please click here.

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A big thanks to BuggaLove and My Mini-Mocs for creating the images, and Little Elephant Company for coming up with the clues!

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The Clever Kitty

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On the eleventh day of Christmas, the EtsyKids Team gave to me...

...eleven things for playtime!





When baby is holding something, they love to grip and squeeze, shake and chew! These Crib Critters™ Super Soft Plush Baby Toys and Teething Ring from My Mini-Mocs are the perfect solution to satisfy those very natural instincts!











This Medium Aviary Cloth Play Block from KnitStyle is super fun for baby and kids to play with! Ribbon tags are sewn in along the seams so baby can pull and tug and have some fun! Also a great toy for kids to toss and play catch. Makes a great baby shower gift as well.














This handy Crayon Keeper from Boogaboo Babies holds 8 crayons safe and sound, and rolls up to fit in a pocket, diaper bag or purse! Fun fabrics that will inspire your budding artist. Grab it and go anywhere, church, restaurant, or school!













For a little Christmas crafting fun, here's a Christmas Mouse Craft kit from And Then. The kit contains materials for 5 mice and comes in a super cute reusable box. Lots of different materials are included so your child can customize his/her Christmas Mice. The only thing you need to supply is scissors!

Santa is now a finger puppet for the creative puppeteer in your life! Perfect for stocking stuffers, this Santa finger puppet from Happy Whosits is hand-crocheted in red, pink and white acrylic yarn, with embroidered features (making him child friendly) and will fit most fingers (little ones can use two fingers!).













C is for...Cookie Monster! Perfectly sized for a child's hand, this sewn felt Cookie Monster puppet from MF Crafts will surely bring hours of entertainment for any child! Great for Grandma to have on hand for visits from grandchildren; great gifts to have stashed away for a sick child or spur-of-the-moment gift needs.











A PAIR of collectible "When I am Quiet on O'ahu" and "When I am Quiet on Maui" kid's books written & illustrated & self-published by Judi Riley from Tiki Tales. Learn about Hawai'i's rich culture, language and geography with these two hardcover autographed books!








This adorable heart themed jacket from Perennial Piecer has a large chenille framed heart on the back. It is fully lined and has been pre-washed for a raggy chic look and feel. Fits 18" dolls and is made of denim and cotton fabrics with a plastic heart button.










This doll sling from Baby Pockets is perfect for your little one to carry dolls or stuffed animals! It is about 12" wide by 58" long and will fit most children from toddler to grade school.















This set of 4 Urban Garden Cloth Play Blocks from The Polka Dot Tot Spot is sure to keep your little one entertained! There are so many colors and designs of beautiful fabrics that make up this wonderful set...lovely!








Take your crayons with you where ever you go in this convenient crayon roll up travel pouch from Happy Babee and Beeyond! Perfect for long waits in the doctor’s office or at a restaurant. Your choice of any one crayon roll. Check this shop section out for the current selections: Crayon Keepers






Eleven pipers piping are hiding in a few item listings from EtsyKids members. Find just one of them and you could win one of these great playtime items!

Today's clue is: Maria’s Bavarian Mountains sound

When you think you've solved it and know what the keyword is, go to Etsy.com and type your keyword + etsykids team into the search, and start looking!

Once you have found the image, send a conversation to Tiny Stitches with 'EtsyKids 12 Days of Christmas' in the subject line, and a link to the item where you found it by midnight (Eastern time) December 8th. All correct entries will be entered into a random drawing for a prize!

Don't forget to keep track of where you find each day's image so you can enter the grand prize drawing at the end!

For complete instructions on how to play and contest rules, please click here.

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A big thanks to BuggaLove and My Mini-Mocs for creating the images, and Little Elephant Company for coming up with the clues!

Written by:

The Clever Kitty

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On the tenth day of Christmas, the EtsyKids Team gave to me...

...ten bibs and blankets!

Your choice of any one Minky bib from Happy Babee and Beeyond. With loads of adorable fabrics to choose from, you're sure to find something you love! Check out this shop section for the current selection of bibs: Bibs Burps and Gift Sets








This Baby Blanket with matching Nursing Cover Clip from Baby Bugs'n Bubbles is perfect for baby’s needs for warmth and comfort, and also converts into a NURSING COVER to keep breastfeeding private when on-the-go.












This everyday Bib from Zwei Baby is constructed with 100% cotton front and back, with a layer of batting in between for absorbancy. Snaps on the side and is completely reversible! Fits infant to toddler.















One sweet crocheted baby bib from PJHillco Crochet. Your choice of color! See this listing for the colors available: Crocheted Baby Bib













This cute I-Spy blankie from Karabu is made out of cotton fabric with a soft flannel backing. Measuring aproximately 20 in. by 20 in, this is the perfect size for little ones to hold and carry!














The Dining Out Travel Bib™ from Odannysgirl. Toddler/Baby bib complete with travel wipes and utensil set. Never forget them again!












This Giddy Up Girl Flannel and Minky Blanket from Chew Chew's Closet is a very versatile size (37" x 40"), perfect for wrapping up infants or a favorite snuggle blankie for your older child! Yeehaw!









This tree bib with ribbon from Once Upon a Cloud is perfect for the holidays! You can even have it personalized!













An exclusive OOAK Bib and Burpie Set - made only for this give away from Candy Stick Lane. The bib and burpie main fabrics are gingerbread men with candy canes and the opposite side of the bib is candy striped for extra holiday cheer!
















Have some holiday fun with this lovely bib from Little Things Boutique. Cute enough to put a smile on Scrooge's face!











Ten lords a leaping are hiding in a few item listings from EtsyKids members. Find just one of them and you could win one of these great bibs or blankets!

Today's clue is: Lambeau Leap

When you think you've solved it and know what the keyword is, go to Etsy.com and type your keyword + etsykids team into the search, and start looking!

Once you have found the image, send a conversation to Little Pags Boutique with 'EtsyKids 12 Days of Christmas' in the subject line, and a link to the item where you found it by midnight (Eastern time) December 7th. All correct entries will be entered into a random drawing for a prize!

Don't forget to keep track of where you find each day's image so you can enter the grand prize drawing at the end!

For complete instructions on how to play and contest rules, please click here.

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A big thanks to BuggaLove and My Mini-Mocs for creating the images, and Little Elephant Company for coming up with the clues!

Written by:

The Clever Kitty

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