Thursday, 18 December 2014

Christmas Gift Ideas - House Gifts and Friends of the Family


It's hard enough buying presents for people you know well at Christmas but quite often you need to buy something for a family friend or as a house gift when you are staying with people so here are some suggestions that should cover every eventuality.


Reindeer Nut Cracker – I love this so much that if I had my way it would stay out all year round. And it's useful - in my opinion you can never have too many nutcrackers.

Fox Doorstop - doorstops are one of those things I wouldn't have countenanced when I was younger but now I actually quite want but really don't want to spend money on. This is a lovely one. 

L’Occitane Handcream – I love the Shea Butter and the Almond best



Noble Isle Summer Rising Cornish Hedgerows – I love this. I like any kind of bath stuff but this would be my desert island one of choice. Please let this be in my stocking. 

For those with dogs...
Antlers – My dogs love these and no, no deers are harmed in the making of these. For those of you that don’t know, in March every year the deer shed their horns to grow new ones making them sustainable, ethical and eco friendly and completely smell free which when it comes to dog treats is a massive bonus. And they last for absolutely ages.

For the outdoorsy type:

Sheepskin Insoles – one thing that is guaranteed to make anyone miserable is cold feet and if you are outside a lot in winter and wear wellies then cold feet is what you are going to get. These are lovely as a stocking filler or a present for someone who has everything. Even if they have a pair of these they can use these in another pair of shoes!

Still can't find what you're looking for? Here are some of my favourite websites for gifts...
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  1. What an amazing collection of gift ideas. I would prefer sheepskin insoles, It's for all season.

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