Holiday Gift Guide 2011 Part #7: Sweet little stocking stuffers.

A little glitter nail polish to add some sparkle to a holiday ensemble, $18.
A Rose pocket mirror to add an extra dash of whimsy to the holidays, $7.50.
Doxie pen, $4.95.
Record coasters to brighten up the living room, $18.
Wish For You custom pencil set to give loved ones personal wishes for the New Year, $11.
Word teasers for word nerds, $15. Remember these?
Wicked Witch bookmark for the book lover, $10.
Mini journals for the artist, $6.50.
Wildflower seeds to plant for the spring, $14.

Girl-Scout-cookies-flavored lip balm because, well, they’re Girl Scout cookies, $9.95. More Girl Scout love here.

P.S. You can also read more gift guides here: Mom, Dad, Sister, Best Friend, Little Cousin, Guy Friend.

Holiday Gift Guide 2011 Part #6: Your best guy friend who is funny like Jason Segel and who you kind of, sort of, secretly have a crush on.


Popcorn popper for those Seth Rogen movie nights, $29.
On the rocks set because puns are his specialty, $34.
Log cabin incense ($18) and a fir fragrance log ($12) so he can always feel like he’s out hiking even when stuck in his office.

Clown mug because he always makes you laugh, $18.90.
Spicy pickles because they’re his favorite food (there’s also black peppercorn), $14.

A shower songbook for, well, obvious reasons, $14.85.

Cool temporary tattoos, $13.50.

A You/Me and You’re Swell card (both $6) to send a subtle hint.

Shark socks because they’re cute — like he is, $9.

Holiday Gift Guide 2011 Part #5: Your little cousin who loves to follow you around and isn’t afraid of anything.

Froggy doll because they love animals, $14.

A set of 10 smencils to make art fun, $14.
AlphaPets origami book to encourage her creative, artistic side, $12.
A classic slinky because, well, having a slinky is just a childhood rite of passage, $5.72.

A constellation calendar for their love of science and because you want them to reach for the stars, $25.
A Magic 8 Ball pen because they love to ask questions, $7.
Hi 5 gloves for those chilly afternoons of playing at the park with friends, $19.
These puzzle sandwich cutters to make getting ready for school even more fun, $16.95.
A make-your-own-night-light kit to help them scare those monsters away at night, $8.50.

Their very own lunch sack for their first day of school because they’re so excited, $20.

Holiday Gift Guide 2011 Part #4: Your best friend who loves to travel and has a knack for finishing your sentences.

Ban.do’s signature scarf because red is her favorite color and she’s so loving, $95 (this love barrette is cute too).
Funny bandages to make her laugh and heal her broken heart, $6.25.

A T-shirt honoring her favorite food, $21.
A set of 3 city prints to bring her love of faraway lands to the walls of her office, $75.
A letter book she can share with her daughter one day, $35.
Star bracelet because she’s your shining star, $19.
This prism light so she’ll always have a rainbow in her life, $30.
A set of temporary tattoos because she’s always been too afraid to get a real one, $25.
An attitude vase in honor of her sometimes-loud personality, $60.
Journals for her to record all her travel adventures, $12.50.

Holiday Gift Guide 2011 Part #3: Your sister bear who is a complete bookworm, takes early-morning jogs and absolutely loves tea and coffee.

Sam The Duck because, well, just because he’s cute…just like your little sister, $32.
A set of 6 “Me & You” engraved pencils because you two go together like salt and paper, like eggs and bacon and like milk and cookies, $12.
A Chemex coffee maker ($58) and a porcelain teapot ($48) to take her brewing skills to a new level.

A throw blanket because she’s always cold and loves to curl up on the couch and read, $88.
A box of healing words magnets to cheer her up when she’s having a rough day, $13.95.
Farmaesthetics winter soap trio because she has the longest getting-ready-for-bed routine you’ve ever seen, $34.

Forget-me-knot rings — one for you and one for her — so you two can always be connected, $48.
A wooden animal play set for her window sill to remind her of the hours she spent playing with plastic animal toys as a child, $20.

Warm mittens for those early-morning runs, $38 (another cute set here).

Sisters print because, well, no matter how old she is, she’ll always be your little sister, $26.