With 8 Days until Christmas, there is still time to get your Christmas gifts and plan your holiday meal. Need a hand with the holiday baking or looking for scrumptious gifts? Shop Wolferman’s for all sorts of finger-licking goodies. Today is the last day to get these goods shipped via standard shipping, and Friday is the last day for express shipping (details below).
With so many yummy things in this Charming Chalkboard Gift Basket, your loved ones will think it’s a feast! The keepsake basket has a little chalkboard on it, so you can write an inspiring word for all to see.
Enjoy these comforting Classic Cinnamon Rolls on Christmas morning, or send to your loved ones who won’t be with you this holiday. Simply reheat, slather with icing, and enjoy! (These rolls are Kosher.)
Make giving a gift card memorable with a handmade (and reusable) felt envelope. I used red and white felt and thread with two iconic Christmas images—a tree and a present (which is a button). The tree is sewn onto the front of the envelope, but you can sew any other shape you like or none at all. You can also use paint and stencils/stamps to create your own design. Try personalizing it by adding the recipient’s name or by using his/her favorite colors. Changing the colors will also make it appropriate for any occasion (birthday, baby shower, etc.). This envelope can be used again and again or even hung on the Christmas tree as a keepsake.
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Marbles: The Brain Store
Want some activities or toys to improve yer noggin? With an array of games and puzzles to improve critical thinking, memory, and more, Marbles is the place to go! Plus, get Free Shipping with any purchase at Marbles!
When I saw this, my heart melted a little. These adorable penguins are standing on “ice,” which is handmade tissue paper, with a background of vintage book pages. So cute!
For those of you who are last-minute shoppers like me, there’s still time to order your holiday gifts. Stonewall Kitchen has something for everyone—from delicious specialty foods to that pancake griddle you’ve been eyeing… and more. We think their food is pretty tasty, and we think you will, too. Also check out their Deal of the Day!
These lovely Balsam Pillows are filled with real balsam pine needles that smell divine. Pillows are hand stitched and printed by a local artist. Choose from 4 designs.
Besides chocolate, maple syrup is my favorite form of sugar. What better way to give this delicious syrup than in one of these holiday shapes? Choose from a gingerbread man, polar bear, or penguin shaped bottle.
Perfect pancakes and muffins demystified! Shh…The secret to your grandma’s biscuits: she used the Better Batter Tool. Ok, maybe she didn’t have this one, but when you use it, you’ll think she did. And everyone’s tummies will be happy after breakfast.
So easy and fun to make, these cones are a festive centerpiece for Christmas—or any occasion, for that matter! Try changing the colors of the glitter and the ribbon for a different look.
These beautiful hardwood snowflake ornaments would make a lovely personalized gift or keepsake for your own family. Commemorate your first Christmas as husband & wife, baby’s first Christmas, or other special occasion. The ornaments come in your choice of maple [light blonde] or walnut [dark brown] sustainably harvested hardwoods.
When I think of Christmas dinner, I think of family, comfort, a warm kitchen, and a lot of food. The entire holiday season is a time to reflect on our blessings and to be grateful for what we have. (Like mom always said, “Count your blessings.”) It’s also a time when I think about how some people may not have these same warm comforts. Some folks may not have family near them, some may have fallen on hard times, and some may be going through a major life event (moving, a new baby, etc.) in which circumstances make it difficult to “make Christmas happen.” So if you know someone who perhaps lives far away and would appreciate some help this Christmas season, consider sending a meal.
Transform a strand of Christmas lights with only mini plastic cups and paper! That’s right—cups and paper! I used white plastic cups (the 3 oz. size) found in the paper products aisle at the grocery store. Depending on where you shop, they might also be called bathroom cups. I tested these lanterns with clear cups, but they didn’t diffuse the light when turned on. The lights inside the white cups illuminate the opaque plastic nicely, casting subtle shadows from the snowflakes. You cannot tell that these are cups once the lights are on!
Strands of lights usually come with 100 mini lights. You only need to cover about half of the lights with cups. You can also use these as a tealight holder—with flameless candles only!
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