Gold Edge Coasters for making cocktail hour extra special. (via Food52, $18)

A cozy quilted throw for staying warm during upstate New York winters. (via Utility Canvas, $145)

Smoked Chocolate Chips since she is ultimate baker and will know exactly what to make with them. (via Mouth, $18)

A pretty monogrammed mug for her morning tea. (via Terrain, $14)

Marmalade double oven gloves to protect her hands during winter canning season. (via Emma Bridgewater, $26.50)

A sleek leather envelope for holding her iPad mini, travel books, or whatever she feels like adding to her purse that day. (via Amelia, $64)

Gorgeous heirloom scissors she can use for everything from crafting to gardening. (via West Elm, $29)

A pretty enamel locket with pictures of her grandchildren inside. (via Alder & Co., $95)

A market tote for hauling all of her wares back from the farmers’ market and maybe for her knitting projects, too. (via Cecil & Merl, $65)

This book since you know she dreams about Paris every single day. (via Amazon, $16.54)

A pretty vase to fill with fresh flowers from her garden all summer long. (via Frances Palmer Pottery, $275 and up)

A bag of decadent caramels she can stash in the cabinet and enjoy all by herself. (via Big Picture Farm, $7.95)

Cute hats to keep their little noggins warm and colorful all winter long. (via All Knitwear, $65)

Paint your own bowls so your artist to help make accessories for your home. (via Mindware, $24.95)

Soft and easy pants for playing inside all winter long. (via Vineyard Vines, $39.50)

The coolest rainbow chopsticks that make every meal a messy blast. (via MoMA, $35)

An inspiring block set that will have your whole family building city after city. (via Amelia, $26)

Slipper moccasins to keep toesies super warm. Plus, they won’t fall off! (via Hanna Andersson, $22)

A soft wool blanket to keep little ones warm while they pick up their big sisters at school. (via Diapers.com, $109)

Sipping hot chocolate by the fire is way better with these straws. (via Terrain, $6)

Sweet scratch-off notes to send in their lunchboxes each day . (via Food52, $20)

Cloud cookie cutters for home bakers and dreamers alike. (via Herriott Grace, $25)

Fun, lovable faces to decorate their room. (via Serena & Lily, $168)

A quick PSA for tea drinkers around the globe: it is now Celestial Seasonings Nutcracker Sweet season. (Hot tip: It is 15% until December 14th!) There has never been a tea I’ve loved more than this and now I order it by the case. This means I won’t have to buy out whole displays at my supermarket and anger the rest the tea drinkers in our town! Here is how I take it:

Morning: Straight up, no sweetener or milk.

Mid-day: with milk and a touch of honey for a pick-me-up.

Evening: with a shot of Irish Cream for dessert.

A moleskin shirt that is ruggedly handsome in a British sort of way. (via Guideboat Co., $165)

Brass Lift Coasters to lend a modern touch to his bar. (via Food52, $68)

Cool shorthand note cards for correspondence. (via Everlane, $25)

A Hermetus bottle opener/sealer, since the idea of being able to reseal your beer bottle is priceless! (via Kaufmann Mercantile, $8.95)

A truly great American-made watch he will wear forever. (via Shinola, $550)

Puzzles to keep his mind sharp and enthrall guests. (via Uncommon Goods, $20)

A solid duffle so he can carry his gear in a bag that isn’t monogrammed with his kid’s initials. (via Ernest Alexandar, $295)

A cozy throw for snuggling in front of the fire place. (via Faribault, $175)

An driftwood iPhone dock that actually looks cool and beachy on his dresser. (via Rodale, $82)

A nice shave kit because using real soap is always better than shaving cream from the can. (via Son of a Sailor, $54)

Board shorts that are appropriate for the beach or the town pool. (via Best Made Co., $75)

An all-purpose canvas carrying case that will protect his stuff from sticky hands. (via Schoolhouse Electric, $85)

Fingerless gloves to keep his hands warm while he wraps up the yard and you and the kids stay inside. (via Kaufmann Mercantile, $24.90)

A gorgeous infinity scarf to keep her warm all winter long. (via Cuyana, $68)

The Marge Holiday Granola Collection so she can enjoy her own delicious breakfast instead of the leftover dregs from her kid’s bowls. (via Marge, $23)

A polka dot catch-all to hold accessories and pasta necklaces from the kids. (via Clare V., $45)

A fashionable French friends illustration to set on her desk or hang in her bedroom for that subtle chic touch. (via Garance Dore, $24)

A funny tote to show off her awesome sense of humor at the farmers’ market (via Emily McDowell, $20)

Really good running pants: Because she impressively runs marathons in her free time while raising three kids and working full time. (via Outdoor Voices, $105)

The Charleston Academy of Domestic Pursuits, which is chock full of useful advice, great recipes, and hilarious illustrations. (via Amazon, $18)

A pretty necklace she can pair with just about any outfit and will make her smile. (via Minoux Jewelry, $54)

A hand-knit winter beenie to complement her tomboy style. (via Corka Rybaka, 65 euros)

Since being together is the best gift of all and any kind of cooking class is fun with your bestie. (via Momofuko Milk Bar, $95)

A cheery linen pouch for hold lip balms and face wipes in her purse. (via Amelia, $24)

A set of porcelain ice cream cones she can use for food or as little vases all year long. (via Virginia Sin, $24)

(Reminder: These are not sponsored posts, they are just products I really like and hope you will as well.)