Cheap Ideas For Christmas Gifts
Cheap Ideas For Christmas Gifts
This year’s Precious Moments ornament is now available. Measures 1.81 inches long by 1.73 inches wide by 3.23 inches high
Total length = 11.5, 10 lights, each 12″ apart.
UL Listed for indoor use only
Comes with spare replacement bulbs and spare fuses
Contains 1 plug with end connector allowing you to stack multiple sets of lights together
A wonderful gift for friends, family, or yourself, includes Santa, a toy soldier, a nutcracker, an angel and more. Come with hanging loops and hooks. Ornaments range in size 2″ to 2-1/2″/
A beautiful angel ornament to hang on your Christmas tree or any where you may want to display it. Angel holds a red heart in her hands.
These christmas tree photo ornaments are great to show the family’s picture while decorating the tree at the same time. Sold as a set of 12 ornaments
Arg! Does someone on your gift list have a love for pirates? This Santa Claus Pirate and his parrot pal are 3 inches x 2 inches, hand sculpted from resin with amazing detail.
With an ever tightening economy we are all looking for ways to still accomplish what we want without breaking the bank. Christmas gifts are no exception. While it would be easy to just drop co-workers and neighbors from your gift list, it is also taking away from the spirit of the holiday. Instead opt for some of these cost effective options that still lets the people in your life know you’re thinking about them during Christmas. If you’re looking for cheap ideas for Christmas gifts, we may have some ideas for you.
The first option is an oldie but always a good one. Homemade treats are a way to not only show you care, but also to show off your cooking skills. A ½ dozen cookies wrapped in cellophane and a bow is great for a co-worker. For your boss, consider going for a full dozen if not two. For neighbors, figure on at least three cookies for each person in the household.
Another great option is to bundle a package or two of microwave popcorn with a movie rental certificate for co-workers giving them a snack and entertainment themed gift. Similarly for neighbors go with a box of popcorn or even get an inexpensive basket and put the popcorn packs in it with a movie certificate.
A third option is to go to your local craft or hobby store and pick out Christmas ornaments that are either unfinished or that can be personalized with the receiver’s name. If you go this route try to pick ornaments that mean something special to the person receiving it like a reminder of a hobby they have or a favorite place. There are lots of other options, just look around and think of some of the little things you have received that meant something to you. Another great resource is to look online for gift ideas that you can make or buy inexpensively.
You’ll feel better for sharing the spirit of the season with friends and co-workers so go for it!