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Make-a-Wish Foundation of America for terminally ill children. (Bubblegum University, Herndon)
4) Stocking Saver, $2.75. This small spray can helps stop runs in pantyhose. (From Any Angle, Warrenton)
5) Spinning top, $2.75. These old-fashioned, long-twirling toys are handcrafted of wood in assorted colors. (Whistle Walk; Leesburg)
6) “Illusions." $3. Small cardboard jigsaw puzzles by Nordevco have pieces shaped alike that must be put together a certain way to create a holographic design. (The Toy Company, Leesburg)
7) Golfball reusable ice cubes. $3.50.Kool Kubes. when frozen, replace ice in beverages. In sets of 12, they resemble tiny golfballs. (The Pampered Party, Sterling)
8) “Por-gua-can,"$3.75. This mini flip-flap book by Sara Bell creates 1,320 animals through variations of the three-sectioned pages, each featuring a different critter. (Sendsations, Herndon)
9) Newton's Yo-Yo. $4. This plastic toy by Fascinations demonstrates Newton s first and third laws of motion using two clacking balls. (Bubblegum University, Herndon.)
10) Reston notecards. $4.95. Packets of five cards feature brown sketches of Reston on creamcolored paper. (Reston Art Gallery. Reston)
11) Village in a bag. $5. A red
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