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mesh bag holds tiny wooden houses, fences, trees and animals to create a miniature town to decorate a mantle. (Small Change, Reston)
12) Thai Deodorant Stone. $12. Made from natural minerals that inhibit odor-producing bacteria, the stone is applied like a roll-on deodorant, and lasts up to tw o years. (Sun and Moon. Leesburg)
13) The Private Ey e. $15. This small wooden optical device, known as a polcmoscope. allows a person to see at a diagonal perspective. (Dutch Creek Pottery. Reston)
GOURMET GIFTS
14) Milk Steamer/Cooler. $2. Ordinary hot or cold milk becomes a gourmet treat with the addition of McSteven's flavored powders, in peach, raspberry cream, mint and amaretto cream. (Sendsations, Herndon)
15) Shenandoah Apple Syrup. $2.99 and $4.99. Virginia apples create a sweet topping for pancakes and ice cream. (Virginia Vintner. Leesburg)
16) Squid Ink Pasta. $5.69. For the adventurous appetite. Gaston Dupre makes black pasta colored with genuine squid ink. (Station Break. Leesburg)
17) Carmen Kozlowskis Red Raspberry Fudge Sauce. $4.50. A chocolate or ice cream fan will appreciate this jar of decadence, by Kozlowski Farms, Sonoma Cbunty Classics. (Sendsations, Herndon)
18) Peppermint and Chocolate ice cream sauces. $5.29. These gourmet toppings by Sable and Rosenfeld harden like magic when poured over ice cream. (Station Break, Leesburg)
19) Log Cabin Mold, $16.95. This three-dimensional mold by Midwest Importers makes solid chocolate, butter or soap log cabins. (Places in the Heart, Leesburg)
FOR THE HOME SWEET HOME
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