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But if you are asking what I would really WANT to ask for... I really want the Silhouette Cameo craft cutter. But for $300, it's just not practical, OR in the budget, LOL!
Steph, how about jewelry, perfume, books, music, artwork...?View Thread



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When I was in elementary school, we were asked to dress up as a character from a book. I went as Pipi Longstocking. The braids were easy, and it wasn't hard to find something I already had to fit the bill clothing-wise.
To the OP, if you have those limits, maybe you can figure out something from a book so that you can use stuff you already have at home. Maybe he could be one of the 3 little pigs, and you can make him a pig nose out of a piece of egg carton with some elastic for around his head. Stick him in some jeans with a flannel shirt or something, and that would work.View Thread
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