Shop Talk Gift Guide: Stocking Stuffers
You’re not done shopping yet. You’ve still got stockings to stuff.
Posted by: Eden Dawn on Dec 01, 2010 at 07:00AM
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Olo Fragrances are hand blended right here in Portland in limited quantities. This Violet/Leather scent available at Nationale was inspired from a Mark Twain quote, “Forgiveness is the fragrance that the violet sheds on the heel that has crushed it.”
Price: $40
Violet/Leather Fragrance
A bubble bath and glass of wine can be the cure all for nearly any stressful day. This TokyoMilk Bon Bon Bubble Bath No. 15- Eiffel Tower gift can take care of the first half at least. With extracts of Japanese Green Tea, hydrating Avocado and Olive Oils and Vitamin E skin will be soft as velvet.
Price: $22
TokyoMilk Bubble bath
Nothing is better than hanging with your gnomies. These adorable Gnome Socks from Sock it to Me are a quirky way to spice up Christmas morning.
Price: $7.50
Gnome Socks
These little Glassybaby Candle Holders are lovely little gifts that are big on heart. The company was founded by a 3-time cancer survivor that donates portions of the proceeds to others suffering from the same. Each glass holder is hand made by a Seattle artisan.
Price: $40
GlassyBaby Candle Holder
Stuff a stocking with stockings! Lille Boutique is the only store in the country to carry hand screened Flizus Tights by French duo Les Queues de Sardines.
Price: $65
FLizus Tights
If you have loved one on the list who needs the gift of organization this Malcolm Frontier Imojito iPod Carrier might be the way to go. It Malcolm Frontier. It offers phone screen protection, holds up to 4 credit cards and cash and has an opening that allows charging in case. Fits all iPhones!
Price: $40
Imojito iPod Carrier
I’m biased as a cat lover, but these cute little Gama-Go Kitty Key covers could make a nice little item to tuck inside a stocking for anyone who loves those little furballs…
Price: $5.00
Gama-Go Kitty Keys
Before you get too comfortable resting your weary feet (or mouse finger), did you remember that you have to fill those stockings hung by the chimney with care? They say good things come in small packages and for the items we dug up here, it’s a fact.
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