Stocking Fillers Under £15 – Christmas 2022

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It’s officially less than a month until Christmas, and almost December. Yes it’s come around way too quickly, and no I haven’t quite finished my shopping. And I hate not being 100% prepared. Having a holiday in the middle of November did throw things off a little bit. But I am now back with my second to last Christmas gift guide for 2022. This time it’s the turn of some stocking fillers, and everything is under £12.

It wouldn’t be Christmas without some socks

When I was a kid I’d hate getting things like socks and PJ’s for Christmas. But now they’re something I get super excited for. And Christmas themed socks are perfect for a stocking filler.

I have two pairs of beautiful socks from Burlington; the hidden Santa mens socks* (£12) and Merry Xmas women’s socks* (£12). I love the little Santa’s hiding behind the trees on the mens pair. And the ladies pair is covered in glitter which is perfect for Christmas.

Now they’re not the cheapest socks out there but you’re paying for really lovely quality socks. Because there’s nothing worse than socks that end up getting holes in them after a handful of wears.

Edible stocking fillers

It wouldn’t be Christmas without some sweet treats in your stocking would it?! And if you want something a little special the Green and blacks chocolate gift* (£12) is a great shout. The set comes with six different dark chocolate bars, but there are lots of different gift options. Or you could grab a few individual bars to mix and match in a stocking.

I couldn’t begin to choose a favourite, it would be like picking your favourite child. But I am a big fan of milk with sea salt and the milk with almond bars.

Kids and grown-ups love it so

These little festive tubes of Haribo* are a staple stocking filler across the lands.  And there’s good reason for that.

I am a huge fan of the Christmas trees, this little box didn’t even last until December for me. But I did keep back the other tubes because sharing is caring. It wouldn’t be Christmas for my brother without a big stash of tangfastics. And I will admit the tangy sour treats are some of my favourites too.

Stocking filler gifts to read

Getting a book for Christmas is one of my biggest joys, especially if it’s something that wasn’t on my radar. For someone into reading it means a lot when someone has found a book they think I may enjoy.

And I wanted to share with you Rock N Roll Nanny* (£13.99) if you know anyone into their music. You may not have heard the name Sally Arnold before but by the end of the book you’ll be fascinated.

Sally started out as a nurse and after taking a nannying job in Paris for none other than Mick Jagger’s daughter she became the first female tour manager in the rock business. This book is all about her and her life story (so far) from organising comic relief shows and managing rock and roll legends to working with some of the royals.

Gifts for a bit of home TLC

Beauty and TLC items are always winners to find in your stocking.

These body scrubs* and face masks* (from £6) come from LumaSkin who launched this year and use some of the most powerful and natural ingredients found in the Amazon. The ingredients used in the skincare helped founder Bea Barter clear up her own skin conditions and inspired her own brand.

There are different scrubs and masks depending on what you want from hydrating to brightening. And the masks are great as you mix the clay with water to activate a mask and one bag can make up to 5 applications.

Stocking fillers to calm the mind

I love a good room and pillow spray as it can instantly calm you or help you go to sleep.

Made by Coopers do a few different travel sprays* (£8.99) including the calm blend that I have. They can be used around the home and on your pillows, and this size is great if you travel a lot. Or maybe you’re going away and feeling a bit anxious about sleeping somewhere new.

The calm spray includes lavender, bergamot, rosemary, ylang ylang and frankincense. And the oils are designed to alleviate stress and anxiety, calm you, boost your mood, dispel negativity and boost self esteem. What a mighty little spray!

A stocking filler for someone you live with

We have been poopuri users for a while and it’s pretty genius. You spray it into the loo before you do your business and it helps eliminate any odours afterwards. We have some in our ensuite because no one wants to be laying in bed and smell something funky. We also took some on our cruise for a similar reason.

They’ve come out with three festive scents, all of which sound great. So if you’re looking for a stocking filler for your partner then this festive Spritzmas-spice poopuri* (£7.99) would be great.

Stocking filler baubles

These type of stocking filler gifts I do love to give before Christmas so they can be enjoyed. These baubles* (£12.99) are both from Sous Chef and are really lovely quality additions to our tree. But as they’re not Christmassy you could easily hang them up throughout the year.

The pizza slice is right up my street and who doesn’t want to put some of their favourite food on the tree?! It has little bits of glitter over it so it catches the light and is so pretty. Then the coffee french press is absolutely adorable for any coffee lover.

Personalised keyings

Stocking filler gifts are a great way to bring out something special and these personalised keyrings* (£8.40) are just that.

With VistaPrint you can add a photo to pretty much anything; tshirts, bags, a blanket, keyrings and so much more. These particular keyrings I have are solid metal ones so they have a good weight to them.

You can upload all of your own photos and design exactly what you like.

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