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1. We love to make pizzelle cookies at holiday time. It was one of the cookies made by my Italian grandmother every year.

2. I am especially fold of my grandmothers chocolate chocolate chip cookies, they are to die for!

3. My fav Christmas cookie is the Oatmeal Shortbread ones my mom made every year for the holidays.

4. I always love making sugar cookies with our collection of Christmas cookie cutters–so much fun to make and to decorate with the kids! Thanks for the chance to win!

5. Mmm. My one favorite? But my sister-in-law makes this great toffee, my mom always makes these superchocolatey spritz cookies, I make gingerbread cookies with my little girls, I love a good candycane stirred into a hot chocolate…. yeah, I’m pretty much a sucker for a good Christmasy treat!

6. That dvd looks like it would really be helpful to improve my quilting skills. I am always looking for new ideas and techniques. Thanks for the chance.

7. Our family loves Buckeyes, a peanut butter ball dipped in chocolate.

8. My favorite cookie is ALL the ones my sister Linda Duncan makes!!!!!!!!!

9. My christmas favourite is my Grandmother’s recipe for chocolate fudge. It’s to die for!

10. My favourite sweet is marshmallow

11. My favorite cookie is oatmeal with chocolate chunks and dried cranberries.

12. Oatmeal cookie with chocolate and dried cranberries is my favorite. Dianna

13. Thanks for the chance to win your giveaway. LOVE Leah Day quilting!

14. I love to make (and eat) peppermint bark, with white and dark chocolate and, of course, crushed peppermint candies!

15. I love the Magc Cookie Bars rom Eagle brand. They are easy and delicious!
    Itsmelealee@gmail.com

16. My favorite candy at Christmas is Hershey’s Cocoa fudge.

17. Oh my goodness, I would love this book!! My favorite is making homemade Christmas Chocolates, and eating them isn’t to bad either 🙂

18. My favorite cookie is always just plain old chocolate chip anytime of year! Thanks for the giveaway.
    Linda
    http://homesweetquiltinghome.blogspot.com/

19. I love peanut butter cookies for Christmas 🙂

20. My favorite holiday treats are Crunchy Chewy Snacks. My whole family loves them and they disappear very quickly.

    6c. corn flakes
    1 1/2c. coconut
    1 1/2 c peanuts
    1 1/2c. peanut butter
    1c. sugar
    1c. karo syrup

    Boil sugar and syrup until bubbly and stir in peanut butter. Pour over cereal, peanuts, and coconut in large bowl and mix until well covered. Pour onto a buttered cookie sheet. Let cool and break into pieces.

21. I would love to win this!!!!thank you

22. Thx for the chance to win ^^v
    I loves cheese sticks

23. I think I’ll make some peanut brittle this year. It’s one of my favourite candies but I haven’t made it for years. Thanks for a chance to win. I follow Leah’s blog and admire her work.

24. Everyone loves for me to make my special peanut butter balls…I tried not making them one year, and I heard about it all year long! LOL
    Thanks for the chance to win!

25. wow, ive all but given up on free motion quilting, this is definitely something i need to own! thanks for a chance to win it.

26. My favorite cookie is my mom’s chocolate chip oatmeal cookies. Thanks for a chance to win.

27. I love Leah Day’s work. I think she is amazing. Thank you so much for this giveaway. For Christmas I love english toffee and mint truffles.

28. I’m a sucker for shortbread. Love to make it every year. 🙂 I really like the candy cane stirrer for the hot chocolate idea though!

29. The holidays mean home-made marshmallows to me! There’s a great recipe on the Electric Quilt website, and that’s the one I use.

30. I like to bake Greek shortbread crescents every year.
    Your giveaway sounds just great.
    Merry Xmas from Sandy. 🙂

31. My favorite Christmas cookie is by far Gingerbread. Thank you for the chance to win!

32. We used to make chocolate crinkles growing up. They’re back on my list this year!

33. Our family loves “cow pies”. A family tradition where you start with double chocolate batter and plop them on the cookie sheets ~ hence the cow pies. Then frosted with fudge frosting and finally painted christmas trees.

34. I love peppermint bark

35. I love mince pies but it’s always good to hear what people in other countries make!

36. Not a cookie or candy but my mother in law makes homemade Chex Mix. I helped her last year. It generally goes pretty fast

37. thank you for this chance to win. hugs

38. Love this gift. I’m a pretty sloppy fm quilter and could use all the help I can get! My favorite candy…homemade chocolate covered cherries!

39. My favorite candy to make at Christmas time is Almond Toffee. I have a great no-fail recipe!! thanks for the great giveaway!

40. Fudge made with marshmallow whip. I’d love to win the DVD!! Thanks so much.

41. We don’t have cookies here really but Christmas favorites would be mince pies with custard.

42. OH, maybe this will help me with my fear of quilting my own tops! Thanks for the chance to win!

43. Hate to make, but love to eat the shortbread cookies that my mom used to make.
    Thanks

44. I really would like to win this. Leah is one of my favorites. I like to make sugared nuts for Christmas. Put 1 cup sugar, 1/2 cup water and 2 cups raw peanuts in a saucepan. Cook and stir over medium heat just until it starts to crystalize. Pour onto a cookie sheet and bake at 300 degrees for 10 minutes. Stir and bake for 10 minutes more.

45. My favorites are sugar cookies, spritz cookies and fudge.

46. My favorite Christmas cookies are decorated sugar cookies– the recipe that I use is not terribly sweet, mainly the icing on them is what makes them sweet– and they are SOOO good with a hot cup of coffee!!!! Hope I can make some time to do some this year– they’re just a big part of Christmas to me and my family! 🙂 As for my favorite Christmas candy, that would have to by my Mom’s homemade chocolate fudge with pecans— mouthwateringly (is that a word?;-) delicious! 🙂 Thank you for the chance to win!

47. Shortbread cookies made with real butter is a favorite as well as a fruitcake made with gumdrops.
    Thanks for giving me a chance to win.
    Merry Christmas!

48. My favorite holiday candy is Pralines:) Our favorite holiday cookies is Andes Mint Chocolate Chip cookies. Have a fabulous holiday! Merry Christmas!

49. I love to eat Spritz cookies…..making them no so much fun! Thanks for a chance to win your DVD!

50. It is the custom to eat fried food at Chanukah, in keeping with the miracle of the oil that lasted for 8 days. For dessert, the traditional food is sufganiyot, which are a kind of jelly donut.

51. I love peanut butter candy the best!!!

52. My favorite cookie to make are rosettes but sonce I learned to quilt, notime for cooking

53. My favorite Holiday candy is: Homemade peanut clusters with a carmel center. I only eat them at Christmas keeping taste extra special!

54. I love Leah’s website. My favorite Christmas cookies are the Mexican Wedding balls.

55. My favorite cookies to make are Chocolate Macaroons. And my favorite candy to make is Peanut Brittle. Yummy!! Thanks for a chance to win! 🙂

56. I would love to win this! I really want to improve my FMQ skills 😉 I can’t have gluten, so I don’t eat many cookies, however, I am making some snicker doodles tomorrow. Instead of flour I’m using ground almonds. I haven’t tasted them yet, but the batter is delish 😉

57. What a nice giveaway. I am entering a group that is going to learn FMQ and would love to win your giveaway. Thank you for the opportunity to win.

58. I am so boring. I just like the recipe from the back of the toll house chocolate chip morsels bag. One thing I do different though is I use my food processor. I think it makes a creamy batter, which makes a smoother cookie.

59. I love making and eating bourbon balls. Yummy!

60. I like to make frosted sugar cookies. In fact I made 3 double batches today with my kids. Happy sewing!
    Angie

61. I love snickerdoodles. Thnaks for the chance.

62. sounds like some tasty treats in the comments. I always make almond bread to share with my family and friends. My sister makes the delicious treats for our Christmas

63. Favorite, is not really a cookie…Muddy Buddies, grandkids love them with their Hot Chocolate, after GOOD ride on the Sled to the River…Crossing toes for the Great Dvd…Thank you for the opportunity to win this 🙂

64. I love snickerdoodles. thanks for the giveaway. I’m new to sewing.

65. Great prize offer. I am going to participate in the free motion challenge this year. I’ve done a little practice but I really need to sit down and do a lot more of it. Thanks for the opportunity to enter.

66. I love chocolate chip cookies. I really need to learn how to machine quilt better so would really appreciate this.

67. Hmm, my favorite Christmas candy has to be candy canes. I’m just nuts over them.

68. I would love to win this – I love Leah Day’s work. My favorite Christmas treat is my grandmother’s fudge recipe. It takes forever to make but is amazing!

69. Peanut brittle. I love peanut brittle.
    Thanks for the give a way Leah Day is a wonderful inspiration for us all.

70. This is a wonderful give-away. Thank you.
    I’ve just made a huge plate of cinnamon rolls. What a smell!

71. It’s not a candy or cookie! On Christmas Eve, we make slizikay (from Lithuania). These are little yeast “buns” with poppy seeds about the size of a marshmallow. These are baked, let to cool and then put into a bowl with sugared water. Yummy! Thanks for the chance to win this great giveaway, Dianne

72. I love to make shapes and decorate them 🙂

73. Shortbread is the traditional favourite here – either plain, chocolate chip or round shortbread, rolled in demerara sugar. Yum! I am getting hungry thinking of it!

74. Favourite candy at Christmas are the big red, white and red gum drops. We leave a bag in our van for a treat.

75. divinity prepared by my grandmother!

76. Hello! You are my first stop on the blog hop! This will be fun! I love to make pumpkin cookies, an old Joy of Cooking recipe that I change up. That machine quilting sampler looks awesome!

77. I like rosettes and lefse at holiday time. I don’t make them but I’ll buy then when I can find them. Thanks for the giveaway.

78. pizzelle cookies, snickerdoodles, Hermits are some of my favorite cookies to make and I will be making gingerbread houses and peanut brittle this week…

79. I’m very excited for this giveaway since learning FMQ is my goal for 2012. My favorite treat to eat is Cranberry fudge, but my favorite to make is Mexican Hot Chocolate Cookies from Martha Stewart.

80. My favorite cookie is gingerbread. thank you for a fabulous giveaway

81. Favorite treat? Sugar cookies. You know the kind that you roll out, use the adorable cookie cutters and then colored frosting and sprinkles. Oh, who doesn’t love sprinkles on their cookies?!

82. My favorite cookie is my mother in law’s butter cookies, which we make every year for Christmas. Thanks so much!

83. My favorite cookie is peanut butter blossom cookies. YUM! Thanks for the chance to win your giveaway.

84. I forgot to say that my favorite cookie is English Drops. There’s chocolate, nuts, raisins, and coffee in them, then they are frosted with vanilla frosting.

85. This year I discovered cake batter cookies and they are heavenly.

    Desi
    weeshareblog@gmail.com

86. My favorite cookie is a pizzelle, but my iron caught fire a few years ago and I haven’t purchased a replacement, so I will miss out again this year on my favorite cookie.

    Thanks for the chance to win!

    kelly (at) mysimplewalk (dot) com

87. A good chocolate chunk cookie is the best

88. I would love to try my hand at free motion quilting and your dvd looks like the perfect start! Thank you for the chance to win! My mother used to make candied orange and grapefruit peels for the holidays and we loved them!

89. I make a Pecan Fruit Square every year for Christmas, it has become a tradition for us. I am teaching myself free motion quilting and I would love a copy of this CD! Merry Christmas

90. I love my mother-in-law’s No-bakes. She makes them at Christmas every year and sends some home with us.
    Thank you for your generosity.
    rhaubejoi@yahoo.com

91. Hi Thank you for a great giveaway I can use the dvd. I have only been quilting awhile. I like to make and eat peanut butter fudge and cookies. E-mail me for the recipe. Happy Holiday to you and yours.

92. This looks great! It wouldt be really nice to win.
    Thanks for the chance.
    Katja

93. I love making “Chow Mein Cookies.” They are made with melted chocolate chips and butterscotch chips, then chow mein noodles are stirred in. They are the perfect sweet/salty cookie. However, they are very addictive! Love your quilting work – I’ve been following your blog for a while.

94. My Mom’s peanut clusters

95. I love to eat peanut butter cookies. lnb1191(at)aol(dot)com

96. I love plain sugar cookies. They just melt in my mouth and are so decadent–all that butter and sugar…YUM!

97. We make danish cookies and love them!

98. My favorite cookie is raspberry bars with coconut flakes on top.

99. My favourite cookie is my mother-in-law’s chocolate chip cookie. Thanks for the giveaway.

100. I have been looking at this DVD and have been tempted. I love the quilting methods.

101. I love to make Jello Rainbow popcorn this time of year. Thank you for the chance!

102. My favorite would have to be Peanut Butter Balls…yummmmm…

103. I have many favorites! One of them is a cookie made from finely chopped pecans – Pecan Dainties. You roll small balls of dough, stick your index finger in the ball, then fill the hole with jam. Raspberry is the best. Yum.

104. I love chocolate fudge with Bailey’s thrown in. Yum. I can’t wait. I have so much fun making them.

105. My favorite cookie is a cut-out using a recipe I found years ago–it’s the best! Thanks for the opportunity!

106. Fudge. I love that you can mix it up with peanut butter, candy canes, marshmallows, hershey kisses…anything. And it’s always so rich and yummy. Thanks for the giveaway!
     kessilari(at)gmail(dot)com

107. We do a traditional biscuit called kokis.

108. My favorite cookie at Christmas time is my mom’s Scottish Shortbread!

109. I make some wonderful, sinful, delish cookies for Christmas and other special events. You put chocolate chip cookie dough in a mini-muffin tin and nestle a Reese cup in the middle. Bake them and try not to eat every one!!! Thanks for the great giveaway! I haven’t quilted in awhile, so I am pretty rusty and this would be a perfect re-introduction!

110. My favorite treat is called Haystacks – large marshmallows, dipped in melted caramel, then rolled in Rice Krispies. My grandma always made these.

111. I like any kind of brittle. My son and I are going to try to MAKE some this year.

112. My best Christmas cookie is M&M cookies. Take a basic Chocolate Chip recipe and replace the chocolate chips with M&M’s. It’s always a hit at my house 🙂

113. Mocha Fudge & chocolate-peanut butter fudge. Almost anything chocolate!

114. I hate to say this but I am not much of a cook or baker. I did make fudge last year that turned out pretty good though.

115. I love making my grandmother’s sugar cookies. Last year I came upon a recipe for peanut brittle and tried it and liked that so that may be a new tradition for us. Thanks for the opportunity!

116. Love anything ginger: ginger snaps or gingerbread men. Thanks for the giveaway.

117. I always loved spun sugar on a stick at the yearly agricultural show as a child and recently found a bag at my local store. I hadn’t eaten it for years but it still dissolves so effortlessly in your mouth it’s quite intriguing fascinating stuff!

118. What a great way to practice FMQ!

     In the past I’ve helped my grandmother make my great-grandmother’s Italian biscotti recipe. But sometimes just plain sugar cookies that are decorated to the hilt are fun to make too.

119. I love shortbread – I have a friend that always makes it at Christmas.

120. I’ve never free-motion quilted…I think I have a mental block about doing it! This dvd would be excellent. My favorite Christmas cookie/candy would be Buckeyes…chocolaty and rich!

121. I would LOVE to WIN your great giveaway!
     My favorite cookie is a rasien filled cookie, my grandmother recipe!

122. Ok, I make a similar cookie with cheerios or rice crispies, and found another simple substitute when you are in a hurry, but it’s a refrigerated cookie (doesn’t keep well at room temp). Try using (2) 6 oz. bags of butterscotch chips (they will melt in the MW) instead of the sugar & Karo syrup. Reduce the Peanut butter to 1 cup, & add 1 stick (1/2 c. melted) Butter, to the butterscotch chips. When you have melted & stirred these 2 together, add peanut butter, stir until melted & add the cereal & other items. Pour into buttered pan & chill. Sometimes we melt some choc chips to drizzle over top. These freeze really well too.

123. I love shortbread, my kids love snickerdoodles, frosted @ Christmas.
     Thanks for this giveaway…I really like Leah Day & found her site from another blogger a year ago. She may seem young, but has accomplished a lot in a very short time. 365 days of FMQ, quite a challenge.

124. Oh, Leah Day’s DVD is wonderful! I love Gingerbread and Spritz cookies like my Grandma Alva made at Christmas Time the best. Thank you for a great giveaway. Merry Christmas. Kd

125. Nut Cresent cookies are my favorite, but the recipe makes too many cookies for us to eat. So I must share them with others. We just make them once each year. I love Leah Day’s work, but don’t have the DVD. Would love to win it.

126. My favorite candy this time of year is Martha Washington candy. I would love to own Leah Day’s DVD!

127. I love to make pecan praline cookies. they are delightful. Thanks for the giveaway!

128. Merry Christmas !! My favorite cookies are kolacki’s (polish cookies), I love to make them into bite size shapes !!
     Thanks for the great giveaway !!

129. I love peanut blossom cookies, and I would love a chance to win.