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Article: Get a handle on Mom's gift; Little things mean a lot when they're assembled in a theme basket
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- The Sun - Naperville (IL)
- Article date:
- May 1, 2005
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A Lockstad die-cut rolling pin, $32.95, a red checked dishtowel, $2.95, a Terramoto pie plate, $34.95, and a vegetable basket, $8.95, are items you could include in Mother's Day basket for the mom who likes to cook.
For cookbook ideas for Mom and a recipe for a Mother's Day sweet treat, see pages 32-33
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People love gift baskets. Perhaps it's because it turns us back into a kid on Easter morning, digging through the container to find every item packed into its confines.
Carol Dangles, a gift basket purveyor for more than 16 years, said women, especially, love to get these collections of gifts.
"It's the combination of a lot of little things in the basket, which makes it fun to look ...
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