Get creative this year with personalized gifts for everyone on your list
No one has ever has put socks, candles, or gift cards at the very top of his or her holiday wish list, but that hasn't stopped the occasional Secret Santa from dashing out to a local drugstore in search of those items 15 minutes before the gift exchange was set to start.
Deferring your holiday shopping for as long as possible and resorting to those I-waited-'til-the-last-minute staples will probably land you the No. 1 spot on everyone's Naughty lists. This year, give your friends and family presents that prove you actually tried: Personalized projects from Collage.com.
Featured on Good Morning America, The View, DIY Network, and Forbes, Collage.com is the easiest way to turn your photos into beautiful and beloved customized gifts. Use the site's tools to place text and/or images onto blankets, canvas prints, steel prints, mugs, iPhone cases, tote bags, framed pictures, and dozens of other customizable gifts. (There are over 50 options in total.)
And here's a major perk: You can even create a mockup of the item(s) you customized and print it out to give your loved one before the item itself arrives to ensure you — and your gift-receiver, for that matter — aren't left empty-handed on Christmas morning.
The Mashable Shop is offering a steal on Collage.com credits that can be put towards a personalized project of your own: Get $100 worth of credits for just $24.99; $150 worth of credits for $34.99; $200 worth of credits for only $44.99; or $250 worth of credits for a mere $54.99.
Click here to take advantage of this amazing deal and get your holiday shopping squared away ASAP. Worried about getting it in time? Check here for a calendar to enture you'll make it in time for Christmas.
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Leah Stodart is a Philadelphia-based Senior Shopping Reporter at Mashable where she covers and tests essential home tech like vacuums and TVs, plus eco-friendly hacks. Her ever-evolving experience in these categories comes in clutch when making recommendations on how to spend your money during shopping holidays like Black Friday, which Leah has been covering for Mashable since 2017.
