More Stocking Stuffer Ideas

Dogtag Stocking Stuffer By mydogtag (1) Contact A set of personalized military style dogtags is really popular with guys and teens. Create a set at http://www.mydogtag.com Posted on 11/14/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: More Stocking Stuffer Ideas By tracey (Guest Post) I always got a tree ornament with the year on it. And when we were younger it was an engravable one with year and our name as there was three of us girls. I still love the idea to this day, and when I moved out on my own, I had a little collection for my own tree, with the memories behind them. Posted on 12/14/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse Great Idea By Jesse (Guest Post) During this time of year i will go to the mall and ask for samples of perfume/cologne. They will give you the little sample bottles that are perfect to stuff stockings with. Posted on 12/10/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: More Stocking Stuffer Ideas By Dorie (Guest Post) My grandsons LOVE to receive a gold dollar coin in their stockings. Posted on 12/07/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: More Stocking Stuffer Ideas By Jackie (Guest Post) Well these are some ideas I have gathered for men/my husbad: cd/dvd repair kit gum/mints shaving kit grooming supplies(deodorant, cologne, bodywash) cellphone accessories Ipod, MP3 or MP4 car fresheners keychains wallet lottery scratch tickets tylenol or other pain reliever magazine for men (car, sports, workout) humorous desktop calendar gas card money clip massage gift certificate fishing license a little pouch of coins for a car wash watch or new wedding ring A small $1 photo album filled with pictures of yourself and kids at your nicest looking, silliest or from a special event or time spent with him. A book of homemade coupons for a car detail, a night out with the guys, a night at with you, a favorite dish/dessert made for him, catering to his needs for one whole day, doing his chores, "naughty" coupons, massage, car wash anything- be creative! My children: Ages 10,6,5 (all boys) and 1 (girl) For the boys anything like: coloring books (rolled up) crayons, tape, glue, mini stapler small building sets- lego, K'Nex fake bugs and reptiles playdoh slime/flarp hair styling stuff for spikes not big on candy but they really like gum books flashcards (alphabet, multiplication etc) card games or electronic handheld hotwheels cars yoyo balls musical instruments (have found a recorder/flute, harmonica, and tamborine at the $1 store) movies mini radio watches rubber/plastic dinosaurs or army men playsets hot cocoa and other treats we don't get often game console accesories: paddles, games, batteries flashlights(definitely shake up) pajamas bubble bath create an e-mail address for them to have and write their friends with- thats great spelling and punctuation practice. Cookbooks for kids craft supplies and ideas for babies or girls: bibs rattles clothes babydolls toothbrush blocks board or cloth books small brush hair things: bows, headbands lotion baby wash shampoo sippy cups/bottles gas drops, infant tylenol or motrin musical cd balls key ring purse ring stacker toy cellphone new washcloths socks/shoes/booties jewelry box (can be homemade) jewelry (can also be homemade with beads) The stockings are our favorite because those are specially ours and ours alone. We get a couple gifts each after that, but because we always use evryones stuff and share it all anyway we normally have family gifts: a box of books, movies, playdoh or craft supplies ETC.. Posted on 09/12/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: More Stocking Stuffer Ideas By eandrsen (6) Contact I'm one of THOSE "coupon clippers".... My family and extended family never get tired of shampoo, toothbrushes, toothpaste, etc. Last year I was able to assemble a basket of gourmet items (valued from $4 - $10 dollars originally) for my future sister-in-law with spices, seasonings and sauces that were being discontinued at my local grocery store. Note: NOT expired, just making rrom on their shelves for new lines of products. The store had them reduced to 4/$1.00. Some of the items were originally over $6.00 each. The basket was 25 cents at a tag sale and I was able to fill it for $3.00, not the nearly $60.00 it would have cost me had I paid full price! Posted on 05/04/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: More Stocking Stuffer Ideas By eandrsen (6) Contact I'm one of THOSE "coupon clippers".... My family and extended family never get tired of shampoo, toothbrushes, toothpaste, etc. Last year I was able to assemble a basket of gourmet items (valued from $4 - $10 dollars originally) for my future sister-in-law with spices, seasonings and sauces that were being discontinued at my local grocery store. Note: NOT expired, just making rrom on their shelves for new lines of products. The store had them reduced to 4/$1.00. Some of the items were originally over $6.00 each. The basket was 25 cents at a tag sale and I was able to fill it for $3.00, not the nearly $60.00 it would have cost me had I paid full price! Posted on 05/04/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: More Stocking Stuffer Ideas By Jennifer (Guest Post) I always do a toothbrush, too (didn't see that noted yet). Merry Christmas! Posted on 12/19/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse My dad's stocking By Cammy (Guest Post) I need help getting my dad's stocking stuffed I have 3 sisters and a mom and we all have a hard time buying for him what should I do? Posted on 12/18/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: More Stocking Stuffer Ideas By KimmyLynn (114) Blog! Contact i go to the dollar store heres the stuff my daughter gets lip gloss bath stuff\body spray those washcloths that are balls you put into water they open up christmas pen\ journal books stickers some of their jewelry is actually nice(beaded) bracelet /necklace that flarp gooey stuff kids like hair stuff(this is great there) mini brush mini mirror those bath tub tabs that color water bath foam i always have luck there i usually take 2o bucks and go to town boys are a lil harder to do there the different color teddy bears are great as a gift just dress them up and for someone ya need to get a lil extra it is cute and thrifty Posted on 12/14/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: More Stocking Stuffer Ideas By Glenn'sMom (940) Profile Blog! Contact When I was a child (eons ago!) my dad would bring home a box of oranges and we'd get a few in our stocking. For a kid born in the "prosperous 50's" this seemed downright stupid! Then my mother explained that when my dad was a child in the depression he would get a single orange for his entire Christmas,,,on a GOOD year. Sort of puts it all into perspevtive, doesn't it? My children ALWAYS get an orange in their stocking and as I put it in I say, "This is for you, Daddy." Posted on 12/01/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: More Stocking Stuffer Ideas By bunalana (1) Profile Contact Here is a great idea. It really wouldnt fit well in a stocking, as it is very long in height, but I paint stars on ceilings for folks that live close by (I also can paint them on poster board). Just look outside and lok up at the sky, thats what the ceiling will lok like, even on a poster board when I get through. It will be the size of a skylight you would purchase, shipped in a cyclinder, but not "mega costly, for the person who has everything already, and the frugal shopper. Posted on 11/29/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: More Stocking Stuffer Ideas By Amy (Guest Post) Well every year since I was about 13 I would get: -Orange Chocolate -Dvd -gift certificate for a manicure -journal with a pen -disposable camera -a rain check book the rain check book was probably my favourite because my mum would make then herself and give them to my brother and sister and myself and they would say like "15 minute massage" or "free bedroom cleaning" or as we got older "borrow the car for a night" just fun things like that I really enjoyed so maybe your kids will too and here's another idea, when I was pregnant my mum and my aunts would make little booties and knit up little jackets or face cloths for my daughter I loved them! Posted on 10/09/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: More Stocking Stuffer Ideas By BrookesMommy (41) Contact I like to go to the dollar stores to find stocking stuffers. It's amazing what you can find for just $1.00 Posted on 08/17/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: More Stocking Stuffer Ideas By Karina (Guest Post) i could do with a new pair of Black Tights..!!! ok mum..? Posted on 02/19/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: More Stocking Stuffer Ideas By Staci (Guest Post) Things I love to get in my stockings: more fuzzy sox lip gloss perfume bath salts scented bath beads body lotion certificate for a massage or facial dvd's Posted on 12/22/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse stocking stuffer By allison (Guest Post) panties are great candy candles picture frames socks movies phone cover pens journal make up jewlery Posted on 12/10/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Stocking Stuffer Ideas By Heather (Guest Post) well, I am a 27 yr old married woman and these are some things that are usually in my stocking that I always appreciate; nail polish nail files bath stuff (new loofah and pouf, bath gel, bubble bath etc.) candles ditto on the fuzzy socks! little box of chocolate different vareities of tea or hot chocolate paperback novel hope that gets ya going! Posted on 12/01/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Stocking Stuffer Ideas By Debra in Colorado (Guest Post) Here is my favorite ideas for stocking stuffers I always put in a orange. This keeps my young grandsons happy until I can make breakfast. For my girls I always try to find nice fuzzy slipper socks so they can put something warm on their feet first thing. My guys I usually fill their stockings with small items such as a little travel bottle of cologne and other men's travel items. Every one gets a new toothbrush and I also give my daughter's new journals every year. My oldest Daughter loves to read so I try to stick a small book in her stocking with a new bookmark. There are so many ways to make bookmarks that I can give her a new one each year with out having to make the same thing twice. If I send a stocking to a grownup far away I always put some cards and envelopes with personalized address labels made on my compuiter. Hope this gives you some ideas Posted on 11/14/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse Stocking Stuffer Ideas By ThriftyFun (3103) Profile Blog! Contact Batteries make great stocking stuffers! By this time of year September's school supplies are running down. Fill stockings with supplies like pens, pencils and glue sticks. By Linda Posted on 11/13/2004 | Report Spam or Abuse

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