< $20 at Williams-Sonoma

In response to my last posting, JeskaD sent me an awesome find. Yes, it’s also on the pricey side of things, but if you’re going to search locally for that robot cookie cutter, this seems to be the next best thing online.

Each is approximately 2.5″ wide and 5.5″ high. The four sides of each robot cutter are divided into rotating top, middle and bottom sections. It’s a mix-and-match cookie cutter. You just twist and go!

< $5 at KitchenAria

Technically it ends up being a $20 cookie cutter after shipping from the UK, so it’s not the deal I had anticipated.

It saddens me, really. Still, a cute find is a cute find.

If you happen to be in the area where shipping is a LOT LESS, then it might be worth looking at. It’s actually 2.50 pounds. Some day, I’d love to add a robot to my cookie cutter collection.

$12 at DogBone Art [Etsy]

The expression on the faces of these robots cracks me up big time, so I had to share this great find!

Why would/how could these robots possibly be so nervous or suspicious?

A recent addition to the DogBoneArt shop, these 11-inch robots are hand screen printed on soft felt in non-toxic water based black ink. You can choose either a soft pink or gray robot with colorful buttons. Let them do the worrying for you!

UPDATE: Looks like sold out! Here’s a link to the Grey Nervous Robot Plush for $8!

$18 at Greenward

And so continues my robot obsession. Enjoy the company of one at lunchtime too!

This 100% organic cotton lunch sack designed by MA-based fashion/design firm, Toby + Rei, comes in two robot colors to choose from – blue [pictured] or pink.

$25 at Squishable.Com

I love robots and good causes!

This awesome 23-inch [antenna included] robot is an advocate for clean water. Squishable.Com will donate 10% of the proceeds [That's $2.50/robot!] for this cotton/poly robot to Lifewater International to help provide safe water, sanitation, and also water education around the world.