Secret Santa Gifts - Stained Glass Wish List

The Holiday Gift Exchange - what a dilemma. You need a gift, under $30 that will "fit" anyone.  But you also want to stand out as an awesome gift-giver!  What are you going to do?!?  Shop TCAG, of course!

For Your Office Yankee Swap

Let's be honest.  Finding coworker Christmas gift ideas for the office party.  It has to tick all the boxes: under the price limit, suitable for all genders, appeals to all interests, and is an awesome gift.  TCAG has great options when you need small Christmas gifts for coworkers.

For Your Family Stocking Stuffers  

Small Christmas gifts make great stocking stuffers, especially for adults.  Use small stained glass Christmas ornaments as cute stocking stuffers and help the young adults in your life build their new ornament collection.

For Your Annual Friendsmas Celebration

When you need inexpensive Christmas gifts for friends or something extra special for that lifelong best friend, check out the TCAG Gifts Under $30 section for ready-to-ship, already boxed, Christmas gifts.  Keep a few extras on hand -they are the perfect letterbox gift for those last-minute Christmas gifts that we always seem to need.  They are packaged for storage, gifts and shipping - all in one!

For Your Loved Ones

When you need an special gift, something that will WOW them, the Drops Collection has gifts that will be treasured for years to come.  Choose from Elemental Drops (Earth, Air, Fire & Water) or Seasons Drops (Winter, Spring, Summer, & Autumn).  

Quality You Can Trust

Trying something new is risky. I get it. I want you to know that each piece is made entirely by hand in my central Indiana home-based studio. Designed with care, every creation reflects skilled craftsmanship and a commitment to excellence. I use traditional stained glass techniques, including both lead came and Tiffany methods, for a timeless, heirloom-quality finish. With multiple 5-Star reviews and several repeat buyers, you can trust the quality and craftsmanship in every TCAG gift.

Until next time,

Ailsa