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Sunday, November 7, 2010

Mumkins


Recently I shared my mumkins with you HERE for Beth’s Pumpkin Party. I received a lot of comments about them so I thought I would do a short post so I can give you a better look.

I purchased them from my niece, Makayla and my friend’s daughter, Kenzie. They were both selling them for a school fund raiser. They are, by far, my favorite fund raiser item. I love Girl Scout Cookies and Boy Scout Popcorn, but after an hour (because I have no self-control) you have nothing to show for your money.

These wonderful mumkins last and the container may be used again the following year.
The quality of the mum is top-notch and the price is very reasonable. The small mumkin is $20 and the large is $25. I think that is amazing!

Look at how full they are.

When Halloween is over, you simply turn the pot and now you are decorated for Thanksgiving.

14 comments:

  1. They still look great! I just turn my G-Mom-B's jack-o-lantern around for November too, works well! Happy Sunday, burritos for dinner here, Woo-Hoo:@)

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  2. I think they are the best fundraiser item I've ever seen! Perfect for the season, long lasting, plus so darn cute!

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  3. I thought they were mums in real pumpkins. I love that you can reuse them. So much better than cookies and candy.

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  4. Hi La,
    this Mumkins are cute. And you are very clever to turn them after Halloween. They are really pretty.
    Greetings, Johanna

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  5. Hi sweet La,

    Such a great idea. I love how you turn them around and keep them through November! Love it. *hugs always*

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  6. Ah, so the pot is not a real pumpkin!

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  7. That's very cool! clever!
    Thanks for visiting my blog! I've been to the Franklin Park Conservatory and seen the Chihuly exhibit. About 4 years ago, I attended a wedding there-a beautiful setting!

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  8. Those pumpkins are so cute Lori. I remember Cheryl saying Mak was selling some cute stuff for her school, but we live so far away. In some neighborhoods, they would have been stolen.

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  9. what CUTE mumkins! Way to be RESOURCEFUL!
    I love it!

    Thanks for following along: TWELVE DAYS OF CREATIVE CHRISTMAS! You always brighten my day!

    Have a great week!
    Love, Brenda

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  10. Hi La,
    I thought they were real pumpkins. That's even better.. now you can use them again and again. They are so pretty! Great price too.
    Have a good week, Annette

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  11. I love it, and it came complete with the mums! Now why don't the kids around here sell those....I will just have to buy more wrapping paper!!

    Carol

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  12. La, these are just adorable!!!!! Love them!

    Ps…My toe is MUCH better. Thank you for asking. :o)

    Kendra aka “Domestic Princess in Training”

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  13. You are so clever..."turn them around and you're ready for Thanksgiving". haha! My kind of decorating. These are adorable too. I need one just for the name, alone. Precious!!!!

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