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Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Pink Winter




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Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Sunday, November 28, 2010

NEW! Leg and Arm Warmers in Pink Argyle



Make any outfit this winter trendy by adding a pair of our leg/arm warmers!

Super comfortable and will keep our child warm without worry.




If hearts are you thing- Argyle Hearts in Pink is just the right pair for you.
Easy to slip on and easy to slip off!

See our entire line of leg/arm warmers here!



Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Snow Capped



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Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Seattle Moms Deal Finders King 5 News


Want a deal?

Amy Rose Designs is so happy to be a part of Seattle Moms Deal Finders.

Jennifer and Esther Magnotti are a Seattle based team of sisters that have created a unique and super saving website that finds local deals for the residences of the Seattle area.  This sister duo have a regular TV segment, which airs every Tuesday morning at 8:15a.m., with King 5 News on KONG TV (channel 6), which  airs in Western Washington.

This morning Amy Rose Designs was happy to be apart of this wonderful segment and because, we were featured, you get the savings too, even if you don't live in the Seattle area.

You can find the original post at Seattle Moms Deal Finder or you can go directly to  Amy Rose Designs to get your deal!

Here's the savings:

Tuesday, November 9th - Friday, November 12th  12PM PST

25% of your ENTIRE PURCHASE and FREE SHIPPING

Put "SEATTLE MOMS" in the buyers notes 
and the difference will be charged back to your card when your item is shipped.





Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

NEW! The Pacifier Keeper Collection



Introducing the Pacifier Keeper Collection!


Our pacifier keeper is the perfect solution to the inevitable “pacifier pop” out of baby’s mouth that will surely have your baby’s pacifier laying on the dirty ground.

Simply open the clip at the top attach to the collar of your child’s shirt, unsnap the end and add a pacifier, re-snap it and you're all set to go.
 
 
 
 
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To see the entire Collection: Amy Rose Designs


Friday, October 29, 2010

Ymmy Mummy Pizza

 
Yummy Mummy Pizza


A delightfully scary treat for your child or have them assemble it!



1 Jar Spaghetti Sauce
1 Package English Muffins
2 - 4 Individual Mozzarella String Cheese Sticks
1 Can Black Olives, sliced
1 Can Green olives or Bell Pepper, diced



Separate the English muffin into two parts and lightly toast it.

Take the English muffin out of the toaster and spread a small amount of spaghetti sauce on each side of the open faced muffin.

Taking the string cheese and pulling it apart; drape the pieces across each muffin taking on the look of a wrapped mummy. Make sure to leave space for the eyes.

Place two black olives on each muffin for the eyes and place either a small cut of the green olive or bell pepper inside each of the olives creating the pupils of the mummy's eyes.

Cook the pizza in a 350 degree oven for 10- 15 minutes or until the cheese has melted.
 
 

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

NEW! Fall Collection of Our Everyday Bibs for Girls

We are excited to finally add our fall collection of girl bibs!

 Flower Girl is sweet and whimsical and has more than enough style.


 Pretty in Plaid is the perfect bib for the" little preppy" in your house!


Whales in Pink looks just like candy on a bib and just as cute in person!


We loved Meet Me in Paris in Red so much that we had to add,
Meet Me in Paris in Pink to our collection too!



To get a closer look at our collections...   Amy Rose Designs




Friday, October 22, 2010

NEW! Fall Collection of Our Everday Bib for Boys

We are so happy to introduce some of our new line of boy bibs!

Harvest Dot is fun to look at with the colors of fall that will bring loads of attention to your little one when he sits down to eat his Thanksgiving feast!



Do you have a little All Star sports fan in the family?

This is bib for your little guy to wear when hes munching on chips and dip with dad while watching the game on TV!


Hooty Hoot is all the rage! 
Owls are in and this is the perfect bib to show off your owl spirit!


Whales in Blue is just perfect and too cute for words!



Take a closer look at all of our bibs..   Amy Rose Designs



Wednesday, October 20, 2010

City



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Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

NEW! Premium Receiving Blanket Sets


Introducing our newest line of blankets!

Swaddling a newborn in a receiving blanket can give a baby a sense of security, promotes better sleep, less crying, and prevents them from scratching themselves during sleep.

Wrap your baby in our fashionable super soft 100% cotton flannel receiving blanket.


 
         
          ♥ Generous 32 x 42
          ♥ Premium Designer 100% Cotton Flannel
          ♥ Preshrunk to prevent tufting
          ♥ Professionally surged edges with a coordinating thread         
          ♥ Blanket can double as a nursing cover, changing pad, sun-shield, play mat





You can purchase them at Amy Rose Designs
 

Monday, October 4, 2010

Happy Birthday Giveaway



Congratulations Amy!


This give-away is officially closed 10/10/2010






Win this gift certificate!


Because it's my birthday celebration and I want you to have the gifts. 

I am offering this $15 gift certificate towards any item in my store.

The certificate will come in handy for the holidays!

NEW items are being added.



It's simple to enter and it's $15 FREE* money to you!



First:
Follow my BLOG

Second:
Follow me on Twitter

Third:
Become a fan on Facebook

Fourth:
 Head over to Amy Rose Designs 
and tell me your favorite item you 
would love to have with your gift certificate



Be sure to enter each follow individually in the comments below

You have until 12PM Sunday, October 10th to enter

A random winner will be drawn and announced on Monday, October 11th



*Certificate conditions apply/Open to US and Canadian residents only

Sunday, October 3, 2010

Kids for the Cure



Kids, Color Me A Cure 

Recently my Amy Rose Designs Everyday Reversible Bib was featured in a "PINK" inspired  treasury for Breast Awareness Month in October featured on EtsyKids.



Super fun and a creative and in PINK, which I love!


Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Bridge



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Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Happy Birthday



It's my birthday this weekend and I want YOU to have the gifts!
 

Follow me via :






and you can be part of the fun!

Thursday, September 23, 2010

Nutella Tarts


Nutella Heaven

If you have never tried Nutella... you must!

Nutella is made from hazelnuts and has the consistency of a spreadable peanut butter.

A lot of people spread it on bread and eat it for breakfast.

I like to eat it as a treat, with it's smooth taste, it's as decadent as dessert.

Nutella in cased in a tart-like shell with a heart on top is simply... Heaven!




I took detailed shots on how I made this tasty treat, but lost all of the photographs that were on my cameras memory card.  So, unfortunately I can only share the recipe and instructions.


Tart Dough:

2 Cups All Purpose Flour
1 Tablespoon Sugar
1 Teaspoon Salt
1 Cup Butter, cold, cut into 1" squares
1 Egg
2 Tablespoons Milk
1 Teaspoon Vanilla Extract
1 Jar Nutella Spread



In a large bowl add the flour, sugar and salt and mix together with a whisk. 

Cut the butter into pats and add the butter to the flour mixture.  Using a food processor, pastry blendor or just your good ole' hands to mix the butter and flour together creating small bits of butter and flour.

In a small bowl, add the egg, milk and vanilla and mix well.

Add the egg mixture to the flour bowl and blend together to make a fairly moist dough.

Add flour to your rolling surface and roll the dough out to about of an 1/4" to cut out your circles about 3" x 3" and place each circle in your small cupcake pan.

Add 1 teaspoon of nutella to each tart.*

This dough should make about about 20 tarts.

I saved some of the dough to cut out tiny hearts to top each tart.


*I would use a pastry bag to do this method. like I DIDN'T! :)



Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Spider Man



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Tuesday, September 21, 2010

I HEART this!

 I found this fun little gadget that applies your pictures into a few different shapes, like the heart you see here.

I heart all the bibs that I have made over this past year and if you heart my bibs too you can find them here at...




I also heart my Me Loveys and I made a heart picture out of them too and if you also love them you can find them here...




And if you also dig the idea of making a heart out of someone you love you can find this nifty collage maker here at...




Oh yeah, and if you buy a bib or lovey in my store and mention the word "Shape Collage" in the buyers notes you'll get FREE shipping* on your order!



*Only free US shipping available for this offer- Good till  9/25 midnight PST


Thursday, September 16, 2010

Jamba Juice in the HOUSE


Jamba Juice Freak?

I love Jamba Juice, and if you do too you can get a FREE Jamba Juice smothie by purchasing one at the regular price.  Don't wait to long, because this coupon expires on September 22nd!


Get your FREE Jamba Juice coupon!


Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Destination Unknown



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Tuesday, September 14, 2010

In the Works


A layer cake from Moda: Lumiere De Noel

I haven't done a quilt in quite a few years and never bigger than baby size, so I am excited and nervous to take on this task, which I hope to give as a Christmas gift.

I was really drawn to this collection, mostly by the French inspired theme and the color red.

Keep tuned as I cut with no pattern in mind and I just go by feel and the design of each square to guide me.

Why don't a have a quilt plan?  Because, what fun would it be to be prepared and that's how I roll, with things like this.

Saturday, September 11, 2010

An Apple for Teacher


Give Teacher An Apple Bouquet

With the kids returning to school this week giving a thoughtful, creative and inexpensive gift to your child's teacher is a nice way to start off the new school year.

You'll need five apples, a bunch of pencils, a vase and a length of coordinating ribbon to go around the vase to be tied into a sweet bow.

You can find the complete blog post and photos to this bouquet at Make and Takes


FIVE Hour Tour



Last Saturday I went to a book signing for the Pioneer Woman's Cookbook by Ree Drummand. I was excited to get to meet her and get a signed copy of her cookbook. I had never been to this particular book store before and didn't know what to expect. Little did I know my book signing adventure would turn into a five hour tour.


As I walked in the door of the book store I was greeted with Ree's picture. I headed to the counter to purchase my cookbook. When you purchased your book you received a letter for a group you would be assigned to to get into line for the signing. I was in group H, which meant I would have a bit of a wait till my group would be ready to get into line. My poor husband had no idea what he was getting himself into! I decided to roam around while I waited and I discovered a whole new world in this book store.


They had several restaurants to grab a bite to eat at, tons of tables to chat and play games and below the book store there were stores to shop at.


I decided to grab a table and sit and read through my book. I happen to sit at a table with another "Pioneer Fan", which is what they called us over the load speaker and I began a conversation with the woman at the table.


Meet Staci, from Kennewick, Washington. Staci drove three and half hours, by herself, to be at this signing. Staci had arrived at the book store at 1 PM in the afternoon and the signing wasn't until 5 PM. She had gotten into group E, which wasn't much further away from my group. You are beginning to get the idea of how many people were at this signing. We began to waste away the time talking together. She was sweet, friendly and it helped to pass the time with her. It didn't matter that we had just met, but it always takes one common thread that pull people together to bond and ours happen to be Ree.
We chatted and not long after another couple arrived at our table with their cookbooks and we all began to talk. It was like the time when I was young, much much younger, when my girlfriends and me would line up in the early morning hours to score tickets for a concert, except this time round I got to sit on a chair indoors, away from the rain outside.
The table began to discuss the recipes in the book and which ones we had attempted and we were successful at. About an hour and a half later they announced they would be lining up group E and we said goodbye to Staci. My husband came to my table and sat down to do the wait with me till they called my group. We continued to talk, ate California Rolls from the Japanese restaurant and by then the "Big Band" showed up to play for the crowd. You heard me right. Every Friday and Saturday night the bookstore puts on a show with bands and the community can come and dance for free. I couldn't believe it, in one place they had books, food, stores, bands, and signings. I had wondered how the book store had arrived at their name and it wasn't until I saw the banners they had hanging up.


They were building their book store around one place, the community, in which they were located and to bring everyone together under one roof. Well, their concept made an impression and the community latched right onto it. By the time the band started to play the place was packed with people ready to dance. I sat and watched a variety of ages of this community dance to the big band sounds and enjoying themselves thoroughly. I decided to get some air and a few moments of quiet time and before I knew it it was time for my group to get into line. My husband accompanied me in line so he could take pictures of me talking to Ree while she signed my book.
Okay, here is where it gets weird! My husband always picks the perfect time to say the dumbest things to me. I am three people away from getting my book signed and he turns to me and says, "You're going to start blabbering at her aren't you?" I wasn't nervous to meet Ree, but now he had done it. He made me feel insecure about my sometimes ranting I do when I get nervous. What had started off to be be no big deal turned into an insecure tennis ball match in my head of me talking to myself, "Your gonna screw it up now. Your gonna blab and embarrass yourself and say something stupid!" Well, it worked and I did!

Ree was lovely, friendly and just as beautiful in person. If she thought anything about my crazy nonsense talk, it doesn't show in her face. I am glad I got my book signed, and got to meet Ree, even if it was on a five hour tour!
I do have to say a special thank you to my husband for hanging in there with me through a very long wait, for taking the pictures of Ree signing my book and whom I suspect has a crush on her (do see me any in any of the pictures? I'm just sayin'), and for being the same nut job I married and still love after ten years of marriage, even with his morphed idea of funny. 


The best part of my five hour book tour?


All of it!




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