Friday, 21 November 2014

stocking stuffers for bakers

It's no secret that I love to bake, so all these things would be suitable to find under my tree on Christmas Day, but my guess is that any baker would love to find something from this list, too.
  1. Baker's Secret fluted tube from Matchbox
  2. Cake Boss mini alphabet cutters from Kitchen Style
  3. Cake Boss offset spatula from Kitchen Style
  4. OXO angled measuring jug from Kitchenware Direct
  5. Paul Hollywood's Pies and Puds from Booktopia
  6. AWW Children's Birthday Cake book  from Booktopia
Other ideas include cake stands, ceramic mixing bowls, spoonulas, balloon whisks, piping bags, measuring spoons, cookie trays, fresh spices and a microplane, sifter, magazine subscription.
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Thursday, 20 November 2014

stocking stuffers for the men in your life


If the man in your life is anything like mine, he has no idea what he wants when you ask, because he always buys what he needs when he needs it. It makes gift-buying very hard! So as I've been browsing to create my other lists, I've kept a sharp eye out for suitable items for him.

it's my mug from Maxwell & Williams

whiskey stones from Atticus Fox

man candle in sawdust from Atticus Fox

Stanely vacuum flask from Kitchenware Direct

Rubber mallet from Bunnings




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Monday, 17 November 2014

stocking stuffers for bloggers



kimono mug from Maxwell & Williams

Cocoon Grid-It Accessory Organiser from Apple

Muku Shuttr from Kogan

WD My Passport Ultra 1TB external hard drive from Officeworks

Vision board kit from Kikki K

Other ideas include a wall calendar, pens and highlighters, cloud storage, USB drive, diary, notebook
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Friday, 7 November 2014

stocking stuffer ideas for teen girls

as suggested by the non-resident teen in consultation with her best friends
teen girl stocking stuffer ideas
The wants of teen girls are a bit out of my experience at the moment, so I had to do a bit of research after Chloe presented me with the list of suitable items. Hopefully, she will agree that these are acceptable (and she's given me so many ideas for what to get her this year!)
  • ZeroChrome Vortex iphone case. I know it's not super-cute and trendy, but I really like the pattern on the back, so would happily look at it for long periods of time
  • luxury lush pud bath bomb. This has cult status, apparently. Her exact words. It looks pretty, and Lush always smells fabulous, I'd be happy to buy that.
  • Kester Black nail polish. I believe they, too, have acheived cult status. I have also heard of them before. I'm particularly drawn to the greens.
  • Black Arrow green tea & lemon candle. I think candles are a personal things, so I picked a scent I'd enjoy smelling. And hand poured is always a winner in my book.
  • Cinder by Marissa Meyer. Chloe says dystopian fiction is big at the moment. When I googled dystopian fiction, Ray Bradbury's Farenheit 451 popped up, as did A Handmaid's Tale from Margaret Atwood.
  • Typo A5 planner. Heading into year 12 next year, Chloe has realised the value of a planner. And polka dots are cute, because a girl can't have too much cute.
Other suggestions included - Frankie magazine, small earrings, notebooks and pens, portable phone chargers, movies, new USB cords for phone. And I would include these Affirmation Tattoos from Anastasia Amour on etsy.Chloe also suggested that this DIY clay pot was pretty cool and trendy.

Do you know what else teen girls might enjoy in their stockings?
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