Plenty of ideas for cheap stocking stuffers
This Christmas is a first for my boyfriend and I. He is really into tools but picky about tools he is given. He loves candy and I have gotten candy for him for his Christmas stocking but I always like to put in a little cute cheap gadget or something handy. Does anyone have ideas I would really appreciate it?
I need some cheap but nice ideas for my mom's stocking. I'm only in my teens, so I don't have a job. I already have stuff like candy, and cream, and candles, but I'm not sure what else to get her. She's about 45. Any suggestions would be helpful!
My husband and I agreed to a budget of 0 for Christmas this year and I spent that on his presents. What stuff can I put in his stocking other than candy? I would like to give him some actual little presents and not just food items and it needs to be like and under total
I love to make serveral type of candies for the holidays and wrap them up nicely as gifts. I am lokking for some new ideas. Here and easy on I'll share:
Take medium size pretzels and lay them out on a cookies sheet lines with wax paper. Place one rolo candy on top of each pretzel. Put them in the oven for just a few minutes so the rolo melts over the pretzel. As soon as you take them out of the oven top them with a pecan half. You've got easy turtles!
Flora Lazar, a Chicago-based confectioner, shows the WCFoodies her recipe for French nougat for affordable, local holiday gifts.
I need some ideas for relatively Cheap Stocking Stuffers for guys and girls. And these are all for young adults and up so nothing for little kids please. Im trying to think of things other than candy,perfume,soap, that arent too expensive, but meaningful. Any ideas?
I am totally stumped on what to put in my husband's stocking. I have already got some candy and rip its(energy drink) and I'm going to get som scratch off lotto tickets too. But what else can I add? He's into computers and electronics and also into tools.
i am on a low budget this year so i have decided that people are going to be getting baked goods and handmade chocolates and candy for xmas. I usually package baked goods in items such as bakery bags and boxes with windows, flower pots, glass jars with screw top, and flip top lids, baking pans, coffee mugs, tins, and brown craft bags with handles. I always decorate them with florals dried leaves or flowers, bells and ribbon, hand painted paper cutouts, and rubber stamping. I like to layer the cookies and place a piece of deckled edge wax paper between each cookie all wrapped in tissue paper or cloth. I am wanting some new ideas that will inspire. I love to give baked goods that look like they came fresh from the bakery to folks. I think that the packaging can be as important as the contents. I love a pretty face. i was also wanting some ideas that were very high end looking as well as fun and unusual. thanks so much for your help..
My son's 12 this year & I'm having a hard time coming up with something to put in his stocking. In the past, I've done Hot Wheels & Matchbox cars, candy, pencils, etc. Does anyone have any other ideas? By the way, you're NEVER too old for a stocking. I'm 35 & my mom still puts one together for me.
Im not sure what to get my kids for stocking stuffers. they have enough books and art stuff. so what else, any ideas? my girl is 4 and my boy is 2. we are not wanting to start the makeup stuff with her yet, so no lip gloss or nail polish. they are getting candy from other family member too, so no candy either. ive ran out of ideas, please help! lol! i want the stocking stuffers to be somewhat cheap too.