Everything I would grab to get ready for Christmas this year. Baking basics, cozy decor, hosting helpers, and easy gifts people actually use. Every pick has lots of happy reviews.
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Christmas Prep Starters
Gifts and Wrapping
Baking and Hosting
Christmas Prep Starters
The first things I would grab when the holidays start sneaking up. Simple, useful, and loved by thousands of shoppers.
Snowy branches and twinkling lights straight out of the box.
Snow flocked 6ft pre-lit Christmas tree
Cute glass cups for coffee, cocoa, or overnight oats.
Vintage glass coffee mugs set
Made in the USA and sturdy enough to pass down.
Ann Clark 11-piece Christmas cookie cutter set
Cheap enough to send home with guests and skip the dishes.
Plasticpro 9x13 serving trays
The bowl rest seems small but you end up using it every time.
Hamilton Beach 6-speed hand mixer
The cocoa bar basic, because somebody always wants marshmallows.
Swiss Miss cocoa with marshmallows
Hang lights on walls and windows with no nail holes.
Command mini light clips
Brown paper and twine looks expensive and costs very little.
Jumbo brown kraft paper roll
Gifts and Wrapping
Bags, bows, and tags that make wrapping night go so much faster.
For the nights you cannot face wrapping one more box.
24 Christmas gift bags with tags
Stick one on top and even a plain box looks finished.
Christmas gift wrap bows
Different sizes, so no stuffing a sweater in a tiny bag.
Assorted Christmas gift bags with tags
Pull the string and you get a full bow in seconds.
Big red pull bows
Baking and Hosting
Cute ways to share cookies and treats with neighbors, teachers, and friends.
Perfect for gifting fudge, cookies, or a pan of leftovers.
MontoPack foil pans with lids
Neighbor cookie boxes that look like they came from a bakery.
Christmas kraft cookie boxes
Bake mini banana or pumpkin breads to hand out as gifts.
Mini loaf pans with lids 50 pack
Shiny cookie boxes for teachers, mail carriers, and neighbors.
