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Five Great Gift Ideas!

Wednesday, December 17th

Does anyone else say "wed-nes-day" to themself when spelling that word? No? Just me? OK. :) 

Anyway, I want to start by sharing 5 items from my shop that I especially love.

These are all products that I would use personally and which I plan to give as gifts.

1. Cotton Canvas Tote Bag

Not your average tote. This stylish tote bag is made from durable, natural cotton canvas. It will be a reliable companion for all your errands, beach trips, or daily commutes. 
The real highlight is its fun, eye-catching design, which adds a cheerful pop of personality to any outfit. Lightweight and foldable, this tote is an eco-friendly and stylish alternative to disposable plastic bags.

2. Zen design mug

Start your day with a little Zen. Whether you are enjoying a slow morning or finding a quiet moment in a busy day, the Zen design mug is a great reminder to pause, breathe and enjoy life's simple pleasures.

3. Hand-Painted Watercolor Design Accessory Pouch

Travel in style with this hand-painted pouch! Whether you're giving this travel pouch as a gift, or keeping for yourself, it's sure to make the user stand out. 

4. Hand-Painted watercolor design Accessory Pouch II

Give the gift of organization with this pretty watercolor design pouch. Perfect for toiletries, makeup, or any other small accessories.

5. Pretty Bow Design Cotton Canvas Tote Bag

Whimsical, pretty, and useful are three words to describe this tote. The bow design makes it fun to use, and the durable cotton canvas makes it reliable for everyday use. A great gift for anyone on your list.

The watercolor prints are made with these paints. I love the variety of colors and how long they last! 

(I'm not affiliated with this brand, I just use the paints.)

Find these gifts and many more at caitlinrosecreates.etsy.com

Mahalo for visiting!


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