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The Horror of Sugar-Free Haribo Gummy Bears

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Ok, so gummy bears are normally, fun to eat in generous quantities. Except, when they are the sugar-free kind.

They can then induce some real discomfort. As evidenced by these hilarious reviews of this product.

Admittedly, you have to eat a lot of these gummy bears, but why take a chance?

Want to know what’s in these gummy bears that causes so much pain if taken in excess?

Lycasin (Read that link to learn more about it).

And if you do want to buy them, here is the link on Amazon.com: 5 pounds of sugar-free gummy bears.(Don’t forget to read the funny reviews).

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Etsy Spotlight: Goose Baby Lovey PDF Pattern

Okay, full confession—we don’t have any babies in our life right now, but that doesn’t stop me from swooning over sweet little sewing patterns like this adorable goose baby lovey! I mean, how could you resist that soft, cuddly face and those tiny wings? It’s giving timeless nursery charm with a modern handmade twist.

This pattern comes as a PDF with a helpful English video tutorial, so it’s perfect for confident beginners or anyone wanting to try their hand at sewing softies. It’s designed to be both a comfort toy and a keepsake—just the kind of thing little hands love to hold, and mamas love to treasure.

Maybe it’s time I start putting a few baby patterns away for the (not-too-distant?) future—grandchildren stash, anyone? Even if you’re not sewing for a little one right now, this pattern is a total heart-stealer and would make the most beautiful handmade baby shower gift.

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We love sharing beautiful finds from Etsy’s talented independent designers. Supporting makers means keeping the creativity flowing, and patterns like this one are a lovely way to sew a little extra love into the world.

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