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One year for summer camp, Brooke Pratt made her children some individualized pirate and princess wooden spoons. \u00a0Admiring children went home and told their parents about them who then asked Brooke to make some for their children as well. \u00a0She posted a few of the printed spoons on Etsy and with people quickly responding, Sucre Shop<\/a> became a hopping and popular business that offered wooden utensils with adorable printed patterns! \u00a0This week Sucre Shop<\/a> is offering a $75 store credit to one of you (to be used all in once purchase)!<\/p>\n

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Brooke had this to say about Sucre Shop<\/a>: “We began\u00a0as a one-person Etsy store and quickly grew to become an International wholesaler, supplying gourmet grocers and retail stores, and museums, in the US and Internationally to Canada, Europe, South America, the Middle East, and Australia.<\/em><\/p>\n

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We have recently been featured in the national magazines: Martha Stewart Living, People, and Redbook, and are featured regularly on Real Simple\u2019s blog, and HGTV, and on the entertainment industry blogs Hostess With The Mostess and Amy Atlas.”<\/em><\/p>\n

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I recently purchased some of the scoops to use for ice cream toppings at my daughter’s birthday party. \u00a0They were the perfect size, looked adorable, and will be reused for an upcoming Halloween party (and they will still be cute and the perfect size)! \u00a0Eco-friendly, adorable, and reusable, LOVE THEM!!<\/p>\n

Congratulations Becky Norton, you are this weeks winner!<\/strong><\/p>\n

Here’s how to enter:<\/p>\n

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