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Does Santa visit your house on St. Nick’s Day? He visits ours. Well, I guess it’s not so much a visit as a doorbell ditch. But he leaves behind stockings full of goodies, so that’s good enough for us.
I consider myself a purist when it comes to stocking stuffers. There always has to be a mandarin or tangerine in the toe. And I insist on nuts, always in the shell, even though I’m the only one who will eat them.
This Sunday when Santa comes, the mandarins will be authentic, straight from the north pole. And naturally they will have the appropriate produce stickers (they can be printed on labels like these). Maybe Santa will leave some mandarins for the neighbors too.
Download from DropBox by clicking here: Printable Santa Produce Sticker
or download here: Printable Holiday Produce Sticker (2559)
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Amber, you are so clever. This is a really creative idea.
Now, that is clever [and sneaky]! I love the idea.
what a sweet treat!
I cannot express how much I love this idea. Perfect. Thank you.
This is so perfect! I’m totally going to do this for my mom!
Every year when she was little my grandpa (as Santa) would put an orange in the toe of her stocking. The tradition continued to me and my brother and sister–wouldn’t be Christmas without it! :)
oooh love these. merci. thanks for reminding me about st. nicholas day. xo.
ok, this is sad, but i’ve never even heard of st. nick’s day! i just had to go look it up on google.
so how does this work? are these different stockings than on christmas? do you still do the christmas stockings? what else do you put in these st. nick stockings??
It does not get much cuter than this! What a clever and inspirational idea! Thanks for sharing.
whitney
This is SUCH A CUTE IDEA!!! I love, love, love this! Thanks tons, I’ll be linking.
These are fantastic!
This is wonderful! Thanks for sharing! :)
We always have an orange in the toe too. Love this idea – very cute.
Growing up we always had nuts in shells and made boat out of the walnuts and birthday candles.
Cute! Ever so cute!
A thoughtful insight and ideas I will use on my blog. You’ve obviously spent some time on this. Well done!
love your site and love this tut too! i know it’s april now (and i am thinking spring), but i’m going to book mark this because @ christmastime we do an old french tradition with the kids. they leave their shoes by the door on christmas eve, and ‘papa noel’ leaves them a wrapped orange and apple in their shoes (along with toys too, or course). thank you so much for the printable tags- they are awesome!
Great idea! We never got chocolate or other candy in our stockings but we always got some reallly good sharp cheddar cheese and fancy crackers. I still look forward to cheese in my stocking and I do it for my kids too.
I remember seeing these last year and am so excited to use them this year!! Thank you!!!!
These are so sweet! What a treat for the kiddies (big and small)! Thanks so much for sharing!
XoXoXo
Joy
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