5 household items that could almost pass as Christmas gifts

These everyday items found in your household could almost be a real holiday gift for friends and family!

A mug you bought on vacation - Once a momento to remember your drunken bender through Newfoundland this souvenir mug would make the perfect gift for your sister, “Wish you were there to enjoy the splendor of the East Coast, betch”.
A partial set of cookie cutters - You’re tired of hearing your Aunt Sue talk about how she has your great grandmother’s antique icing tubes. Why not gift your 8 month-old baby cousin your plastic cookie cutter set you purchased at Dollarama last year? Every antique family heirloom has to start somewhere. Place and wrap them in a Quality Street box just like the matriarchs before you.
A nearly full bottle of wine someone left at your house that one time - You were going to drink it tonight, but you should hold off. Put a bow on it and give it to your dad instead. You’re going to feel so proud of yourself knowing you self-sacrificed this free gift of alcohol for another person. And isn’t that the spirit of Christmas?
A painting you drew at Paint Night last year - A painting only a mother could love… so why not test the bounds of that love by making her live with this half-baked effort for the rest of her life?
A half-dead fern - Think of the love and joy nurturing this poor hapless plant will bring to your lonely old Nana.

Mug – Photo by Alex Huntley

Cookie Cutters- URL https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Backform_Pl%C3%A4tzchen.jpg

Bottle of wine – URL https://www.flickr.com/photos/montuno/27460884375

Painting – URL https://pixabay.com/en/brush-color-paint-child-play-art-96240/

Potted Fern – URL http://www.publicdomainpictures.net/view-image.php?image=10017