Christmas Gift Guide 2017 – Home and Food

    Who doesn’t love receiving special gifts for their home! Or how about some Foodie treats. See what treasures are in this Gift Guide.

    Zjoosh

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    Zjoosh has Christmas well and truly covered. From stylish Christmas decorations, must-have Clutch-Purses, home decor, clothing and of course stunning jewellery. They also stock a range of ITC’s fav Glasshouse Candles.

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    Batch by Batch

    batch by batchLocated in Northwood, Batch by Batch have a large range of Christmas goodies to tempt and surprise your foodie friends and family. They can customise a hamper to your budget or taste preferences.  And how about these stunning Christmas Cakes!

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    ecodownunder

    ecodownunderCheck out ecodownunder for gift ideas that celebrate summer from their range of great quality bed, bath and beach products in store or delivered to your door.

    Pure linen quilt cover set, the gift that lasts, from $199. Eco cotton beach towel bundle, your choice of colours $69.

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    The Source Bulk Foods

    The sourceTHE SOURCE CHRISTMAS HAMPERS – Give the Gift of Nourishment and Relaxation. Nourishment and Relaxation is not only food for the body but also food for the soul. This Christmas, The Source Lane Cove has a beautiful range of hampers so you can pamper the special people in your world. Choose one of our pre-made hampers or design your own.

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    Kylie Dunlop Photography

    Kylie DunlopGive the Gift of Treasured Family Memories this Christmas. A family session can be held in the comfort of your own home, at a favourite park or beach. Why not capture your family during the school holidays, and start 2018 knowing that you have captured your very own family for everyone to remember the Summer of 2017/18 forever. Email for further details.

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    Energy Ninja

    energy ninjaAre you searching for the perfect present for the person with everything? Do they also complain their power bills are too high? Energy Ninja will help them reduce their energy costs by providing a tailored home energy assessment, and a personal but independent search for the best energy bill discounts and prices for their home’s situation. For more details, call Candice Delac: 0414887025 or follow the link.

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    The Swag

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    The Swag is a reusable, fresh produce storage bag that keeps fruit & veggies fresher for longer in the crisper of your fridge. It is a non-toxic, environmentally-friendly, sustainable, machine-washable, breathable bag, meaning fruit & veggies stay alive and nutrient rich for much longer – naturally! No waste! no plastic!

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    Springbok Delights

    Springbok

    Springbok Delights Christmas Menu. Order before December 10th to receive 10% discount.

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    Baker’s Delight Lane Cove

    Baker’s Delight Lane  Cove has some terrific Christmas Gift Packs which are ideal for teachers, hostess gifts, secret santa and much more.  The cakes are beautifully presented in a Christmas tin you can use again.

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    Kasia Jacquot Christmas Embroidery Kit

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    A limited edition silk screen printed embroidery kit. This print has been created using hand cut paper printed through a silk screen. Only 40 have been printed. Each one comes with full instructions and is flexible for all levels, regardless if you’re a beginner or advanced stitcher. This print is beautiful as a table topper on your family Christmas table or can be turned into a decorative wall hanging. Get creative and make something unique for your home this Christmas. The kits can be purchased online, or will be available at West Elm Chatswood Christmas Market on 16 & 17 December.

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    Daily Wrap

    daily wrapFrom the Daily Wrap comes a gift that combines function and form – simply stunning Paper Scissors, engineered specifically for cutting paper. Crafted in Italy, these 19 cm scissors trace their design to the 1950’s when flatted handled scissors were first made and they are still in production in Italy, today. Each pair features an elegant gold-plated handle paired with durable carbon steel blades. Precision sharpening ensures that you can count on our Paper Scissors to deliver a perfect cut for years to come! Price $69.99 plus postage

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    Tea Towels

    Every home NEEDS the iconic Lane Cove Tea Towel. We also have branched out this year and you can give your Greenwich neighbours their very own tea towel. Both of these fabulous tea towels are available locally, from The Burns Bay Bookery.

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    Cove Craft

    cove craftIf you want to do all your shopping in one spot, come into this small, but exquisite shop. Everything is handmade and therefore unique, including these beautiful fabric bottle carriers- sure beats a brown paper bag!visit website button

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