Gift Ideas

Now December is a busy month and sometimes gift buying gets left until the last minute. I have gathered together some last-minute gifts that should be easy to get your hands on even if it is Christmas EVE!

·         Books

The independent bookstores in your own town are wonderful resources for last-minute gifts for everyone, from kids to grown-ups — and lots of them gift-wrap for you!

 

·         Printable Gifts

There are so many independent artists who do amazing work and are kind enough to share it with the rest of us — all in the form of printable downloads. Some of them are even free, which…wow. Their creations make lovely holiday gifts, and we love supporting them during this season.

 

·         Food

Nothing says “happy holidays” like something straight from your own kitchen.

 

·         Gift Basket

It’s easy to put together, and will save you a ton from those gift basket companies if you’re able to deliver it in person as a sweet last-minute gift.

 

·         Experience Gifts

There’s something wonderful about a present that’s not so much about getting yet another thing — it’s more about creating memories.

 

·         Photos/Videos

Family photos are incredibly special to receive as gifts, especially for family we haven’t seen nearly enough this year.

 

 

 Kelby

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