When writing my holiday gift guides the past few years, I’ve placed a high priority on things I already own and love. It’s important to me that I’m able to personally vouch for each item, so you know that the things on these lists are worth the money. For this year’s 2020 gift guide, I’m sharing the best things we’ve bought (or been gifted) this year – from technology to toddler toys!
Today, I just wanted to pop in here and share a fun Christmas printable that I’ve been working on the past few days. Christmas is coming up faster than I can believe – already less than 3 weeks away! – so I wanted to share before it’s too late! It’s become somewhat of a tradition around here to share some free holiday printables around this time (see my past ones here and here). This year, I decided on a charming, hand-lettered style for one of my favorite Christmas songs. Click the image below to download!
The printable is in a PDF format and already sized for a 5×7 frame. Click the image above to download! Then you can just print it out, trim the edges, and place in your frame of choice! The frame featured in the image above is this one from Target. (Although, just FYI, the opening in the frame is actually closer to 4.5″x6.5″ than 5″x7″!)
Last week, I released my Simplified Gift Guide, with 10 easy ideas for Christmas gifts that are sure to please. Today, I’m sharing my guide for stocking stuffers! Just like in my last guide, I’ve personally either bought or received every item.
My only two criteria for stocking stuffers is that they should be both small and affordable. I can’t tell you how many “stocking stuffer idea” lists I’ve seen online with gifts that cost $100 and up! (If I’m going to be spending $100 on a gift, you can bet it’s going to be wrapped under the tree.) So for today’s guide, every item is under $20 (and most are under $10) and will fit easily in your stocking of choice! (If you’re curious, we have these stockings from Personal Creations.)
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