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Christmas Gifts That Fit in an EnvelopeAnna from Iceland Feedback About This Post:RE: Christmas Gifts That Fit in an EnvelopeHow about a CD with your favorite songs? One year, each member of our family picked two of their favorite songs, we put them all on a CD and sent with Christmas Package. The game was to guess which song was who's favorite! Post By Michele E (Guest Post) RE: Christmas Gifts That Fit in an Envelope
Book marks Post By Diana (Guest Post) RE: Christmas Gifts That Fit in an Envelope
recipes printed from your computer made into a cute book Post by Msmia RE: Christmas Gifts That Fit in an Envelope
Depending on how big the envelope is: Post by hedera RE: Christmas Gifts That Fit in an Envelope
@pamphyila: The OP is from Iceland. :-) Post by WildIrish RE: Christmas Gifts That Fit in an EnvelopeI suggest a handkerchief. They aren't easy to find now, but maybe a department store or antique store (check carefully that there are no holes or spots). There are linen stores that sell on-line. This might not be thrifty, but it might be...I've seen lovely handkerchiefs at flea markets. Post by tennesue RE: Christmas Gifts That Fit in an Envelope
Perhaps you can find a small postcard size painting -- or if a large envelope is allowable, something slightly larger. I know a number of people who do painting on paper -- watercolor or oil or acrylic - and something original that is distinctive to Iceland would be nice, I think. There are also handmade cards that are nice. As the previous poster mentioned, crocheted or lace items are flat enough to send. Again, if a large envelope is ok, what about a scenic calendar from Iceland. Post by louel53 RE: Christmas Gifts That Fit in an EnvelopeI have a friend that I send a pretty scarf in a card in the same package as a card and it does not break the bank going overseas. I have also sent a pretty christmas towel. Hope this helps. Nan in NW Iowa Post By Enter your name. (Guest Post) RE: Christmas Gifts That Fit in an EnvelopeYou could send an American pocket calendar. Lang used to make some really nice ones. Or how about some of the nice envelope sachets that smell so nice. You can get them at craft supply stores or usually at candle shops and sometimes the dollar stores carry them. Post by Happyhelper RE: Christmas Gifts That Fit in an EnvelopeA Visa, American Express or Master Card gift card is always nice and accepted in all countries. Post By islandsage (Guest Post) RE: Christmas Gifts That Fit in an EnvelopeA nice picture of something of interest to the friend, a small recipe collection, a very thin book (address book?), postage stamps, stickers, nice stationery..........have to think on this one some more, hmmm. Whatever you do decide to send, make sure the envelope doesn't bulge too bad; the post office sends the letters through a machine, and if if is a little bulky, the machine will rip through the envelope, and contents could be damaged. Brilliant me has learned this the hard way :) Post by Anonymous RE: Christmas Gifts That Fit in an Envelope
I have sent Battenburg angel ornaments, crochet "snowflake" ornaments, crochet bookmarks, Post by mulberry204 RE: Christmas Gifts That Fit in an EnvelopeI have sent my sister in Europe little bits of jewelry wrapped in bubble wrap - any small, flat item would do - like lip glosses - charms, a fancy comb - an Xmas ornament - pocket stones with sayings on them, fancy pens/pencils/erasers - stickers - sample products - make sure that is very American so that it's unique! Post by pamphyila |
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