Stocking Stuffer Ideas For the Photographer
My boys love taking pictures, just like Mommy. Just check out our Photography for Kids post! Help someone capture the moment with these stocking stuffers for photographers.
254. Disposable or point-and-shoot camera
255. Gift card to get photos printed
256. Memory/SD card
257. Small frame/photo album
258. Small photo props
259. Camera strap
260. Tripod
Stocking Stuffer Ideas For the Sports/Exercise Enthusiast
Get in gear with a stocking stuffed with sporting or exercise essentials or fan gear.
261. Gym shorts (Roll them up to fit them in better.)
262. Gym shoes (Small sizes should fit; fill the shoes with other items to conserve space.)
263. Sports/exercise gear–jump rope, cones, mouthguard, wrist and head bands, deflated pilates ball
265. Water bottle
266. Stopwatch
268. Fan gear
269. Sports drinks or protein powder
Stocking Idea: Stocking for a favorite sports team.
Stocking Stuffer Ideas For the Musician
The musician in your life will love these.
270. Small instruments–castanets, maracas, harmonica, juice harps, rain stick
271. Foldable music stand or foldable plate/cookbook holder
272. Sheet music
274. Lined sheet music for composing
275. Metronome/tuner
276. Instrument cleaning supplies/accessories
277. iTunes gift card/CDs (I know, sort of archaic now.)
278. Tickets to a concert/symphony
279. Guitar picks/straps
Stocking Stuffer Ideas For the Gardener
Get ready for spring gardening with these garden essentials.
280. Gardening gloves
281. Seed packets (Hey, check out my Seed Packet Valentines!)
282. Trowel
283. Plant food
Stocking Stuffer Ideas For the Winter Months
If the weather gets cold and snowy by you, plan some fun with these winter-wonderful stocking stuffer ideas.
285. Winter hats, gloves, ear muffs
286. Scarves
287. Snow paint
288. Fuzzy socks
289. Snowman supplies–soft hat, carrot, buttons, etc.
290. Small tissue packs
291. Garland supplies–construction paper, popcorn, string, cranberries
292. Hot cocoa mix and a mug
Stocking Stuffer Ideas For the Sentimental/Giving
Bring some cheer with stocking stuffers from the heart. Whether the recipient loves to give to others and wants nothing big, or if he/she loves all things hand-made and meaningful, these ideas are perfect.
293. Special Christmas ornament
294. Small family heirloom
295. Handmade items–knit scarf, sock snowman, painting to hang
296. Coupon book for activities to do together–spending one-on-one time for coffee dates, window shopping trips, going to the park
297. Something to give/donate (Most kids don’t make a lot of money, but they want to give to others; this is a great time to give them the gift of paying it forward and the life lessons that come with it.)
Stocking Stuffer Ideas For the Handyman
Get ready to build and create with these stocking stuffers for the handyman. We love giving the boys tools that they can use as they get older. It’s a ways away, but check out this cute Father’s Day printable!
298. Small tools–hammer, screw driver, wrench, tape measure, stud finder, level
299. Nails, screws, nuts, bolts
300. Small pieces of wood
301. Small building kit
302. Wood glue
303. Ruler
304. Flashlight headband
305. Safety goggles
306. Unique gadgets (Swiss Army-type tools, mini tools)
307. Carpenter’s pencil
Here are about 50 more themed ideas, from fun items to stockings by age!
Your very first list included my favorite stocking gift. When I was a child, Christmas was the only time of the year I had an orange and I could depend upon it. Rarely I received a banana. In addition, my long brown stocking usually had peanuts in the shell (for some reason Mom didn’t think about putting them in a separate container), nuts in the shell, hard Christmas candy filled with jelly, ribbon candy and vanilla creme drops. Yes, I was born a long, long time ago.
Wow so many great stocking stuffer ideas! I like to put a lil candy in our stockings but prefer to fill them with other goodies. Thanks for the ideas.
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