Amazing Frugal Stocking Stuffer Ideas
Stocking stuffers can be so much fun! My husband and I really only exchange stockings each year rather than big gifts. I like to fill his up with a mix of practical things and fun goodies.
However, it’s quite easy to get carried away buying all sorts of fun little things to add to the stockings, so I’ve compiled a list of frugal stocking stuffers to make shopping easier. I think you’re going to love the list!
Frugal Stocking Stuffers:
- Toothpaste (get some cheap with coupons!)
- Toothbrush
- Printable Gift Card Holder (fancy up that gift card a little bit!)
- Candy/Chocolate
- Homemade CD
- Homemade cookies
- Gum
- Quick Drying Paint Sticks
- Travel sized toiletries
- Gift cards (give a $10 Starbucks card you’ve earned free with Swagbucks!)
- USB Flash drive
- Deck of cards
- Hot Wheels
- UNO card game
- Christmas is the only time of the year when I have fun with a Scratch Ticket or two!
- Crayons, Pencils, Pencil Crayons, Felt pens
- Tape (what is with kids and their love of tape? haha)
- Adult Coloring Book
- Notebooks
- Nail polish
- Kitchen tools
- Makeup (This eye shadow pallet is neat!)
- Socks
- Hair accessories
- Tea or coffee (those Starbucks VIA or Nescafe individual packages might be great!)
- Tea Infuser
- Little games/toys (Kaleidoscope, Barrel of Monkeys, Slinky)
- Homemade slime
- Bath crayons
- Homemade Sock Puppet
- Mandarin oranges
- Craft supplies
- Chocolate coins
- Today’s Plan notepad
- Back Scratchers
- DIY Flower Magnets
- Unicorn Scratch & Sparkle Activity Book
- Dino Sticker Activity Book
- Christmas Fun Mad Libs
- Facial Face Masks
- Working Hands Hand Cream
- Smartphone Stand Holder
- HotHands Hand Warmers
- 4-in-1 Pen Tool
- Reusable Rubber Twist Ties
- Wikki Stix
- Skin Smoother for Men
- Disposable Razors
- Stencil Bookmark for Bullet Journals
- Hot Chocolate
- Tea
- Magnetic Wristband for Holding Screws
Have you got any other ideas? What do you normally add to stockings?
I have always couponed and joined every sample website available in Canada. I start in January ordering free samples, work all sales, coupon for the best deals and never ever use a credit card for Christmas. This way I can not only do stocking stuffers for the kids and grandkids but also contribute to my church and the local food bank. At church I am given scrapes if wool (1/2 skein or more) and throughout the year as I accumulate the wool I knit slippers for the local woman’s shelter.
Gold chocolate coins, are a given in our family!
And a Loonie
Chocolate letters,
maybe some wine.lol and a lump of coal….