1.A cowboy boot vase you can fill with pens, flowers — or a snake if you wanna have a lil’ Toy Story moment. There’s a snake in my boot…vase.
Promising review: “So cute! Love that it can be a decorative piece on its own you don’t even need flowers.” —Amanda C.
2.A set of !!PAUL FRANK!! dermaplaning razors that will exfoliate and make quick work of peach fuzz, stray hairs, and eyebrows in need of a touch-up. Now, you can extend the time between threading appointments — or skip them altogether. Thank you, Julius the monkey.
Get a pack of three from Amazon for $9.99.
3.A teeny-tiny cat charm to grace your necklace, charm bracelet, or hoop earrings. No look is complete without a lil’ dangling feline, IMO!
ChikoCraft is a small business that sells jewelry, miniatures, and prints.
Promising review: “Even better in person! Looks exactly like our cat; my daughter will LOVE this Christmas gift!” —Devon
4.A decorative tray with sweet gilded bows to turn even the cheapest of jewelry and cosmetics into something worthy of royalty. Yes, those rings turn your fingers green, but look at their fancy little home.
Reviewers say to pay attention to the measurements, because it’s smaller than they expected!
Promising review: “Charming and elegant. This looks so expensive. I gave it to my mother for her birthday, and she was quite impressed. She uses it as a place to put her rings when she is doing things in the kitchen. It’s the perfect size, and she was very impressed. I didn’t want to tell her how inexpensive it was, but isn’t that what you want in a gift? A big bang for your buck?” —NMW
5.A mini Bob Ross paint-by-numbers kit that comes with three different numbered canvas designs, seven paint pots, a mini brush, and an easel to display your tiny masterpieces. It’s perfect for adults and teens looking for a quick project and kids working on their fine motor skills.
The kit comes with two landscapes and one portrait of Bob.
Promising review: “I have to admit I was skeptical because of the price and size. However, I got these for my husband for his birthday (he loves Bob Ross) and What a find!! We had so much fun mixing colors and painting. Would definitely recommend. The fact that they are small makes them even more special. I wish there were more to paint!” —slb m
6.A unique sticker book featuring illustrations from the artist Nathalie Lété. Her playful designs will add a lot of character to your scrapbooking, phone case, water bottle, every inch of your house, etc.
There are 800 stickers, so have fun!
Promising review: “This is by far the most beautiful sticker book I’ve seen. It is full of artwork that is unique and masterfully created. I have looked through it several times and found something new on each page. The colors are vibrant, and they really tell a story. I LOVE it and would definitely buy it as a gift.” —Lori
7.A pasta ring teether made with soft silicone perfect for gnawing on. It’s past time you get your kid into Italian cooking!
Promising review: “This is so adorable! I gave it as a gift for a baby shower, and I’m in love with it, so I’ll be getting more to give to every friend who has a baby. It’s not too expensive and has a lot of different textures for chewing and moving parts for engagement. The ring makes it easy for babies to hold, and it’s good quality.” —Ftangre
8.Enchanted Creatures — a coloring book from the illustrator Autumnalwood. The storybook-like collection features sweet mushrooms, wizard frogs, cute flower couples, and more images that feel like they jumped straight from Alice in Wonderland.
Promising review: “Great artist-quality coloring book. Paper is nice and thick, and the artwork is seriously the best. I’m a big fan — I also preordered the calendar and planner. Highly recommend.” —Sarah
9.A Shrimp Station subway entrance so your aquarium residents can get to work on time. SOMEBODY’S gotta fry that rice!
You can customize this 3D-printed piece to display any stop name and train line. Personally, I like the “sea” train pun.
Promising review: “So, so, sooo cute!!! The perfect addition to my tank. ^_^ I especially love that you can change the train line’s letter/number and color — now my corydoras live on the F line in Brooklyn LOL.” —Erica
10.A crochet bookmark shaped like a lil’ veggie friend ready to encourage (or harshly judge) your reading journey.
Promising review: “So fun, the perfect bookmark for a mushroom/nature loving bookworm.” —
