Love supporting local brans, they usually sustainable and has a story. One of them Lithuanian brand - Grand Duchess, Unique and original patterns it create for minimalist clothing.
this is the first video of yours that i´ve seen and wow! you have such an amazing presence and have created an incredibly calm anc cool vibe. watiching this video with my breakfast was a nice wayto wake up. congrats on getting into the paid program get your money!!! wil definitely continue watching, thanks for good advice. also you look so cool i love the glasses
Love this! One of my favorite strategies is to buy gifts from friends that make things and give them to other friends :) that way you’re also connecting your different communities! It’s fun to do a little research to find out who in your community is making delightful things.
Oh! A small business gift idea is Bean & Goose chocolate. They’re Irish, made small scale and sustainably, and they have cool weird flavors like seaweed :). I wish I could give their chocolate to everyone this year because it is delicious and really interesting (they have packaging from local-to-them artists, just a lot of fun details like that) but the shipping is too much for me here in the States.
Oh that sounds super cool! One of my best friends is Irish, I’ll ask her if she can bring me some chocolate, it sounds too good to miss out on, thanks for sharing!
I loved all your ideas! I will definitely use several of them ❤️ I also think it's very special to give away an old ceramic set, bought in a second-hand store. It's useful and super special ☺️
Meta Fermentary in Copenhagen have products that make for a great, unique gift! They have this yeast paste that taste like pineapple just out of the yeast tones
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great recs + asmr vibes
Thank you! 💕
Love supporting local brans, they usually sustainable and has a story. One of them Lithuanian brand - Grand Duchess, Unique and original patterns it create for minimalist clothing.
Checked them out! Looks amaze. Thanks for sharing!
this is the first video of yours that i´ve seen and wow! you have such an amazing presence and have created an incredibly calm anc cool vibe. watiching this video with my breakfast was a nice wayto wake up. congrats on getting into the paid program get your money!!! wil definitely continue watching, thanks for good advice. also you look so cool i love the glasses
I’m happy you found me and my channel! Thank you so much! 🫶
I really like your eye towards design and sustainability. Thanks for sharing.
Thank YOU for saying that! Thanks!
Love this! One of my favorite strategies is to buy gifts from friends that make things and give them to other friends :) that way you’re also connecting your different communities! It’s fun to do a little research to find out who in your community is making delightful things.
Yes! Such a great strategy! 😍
Great suggestions and curated items! Thanks very much for sharing, and congratulations on your new status on TH-cam! Muy merecido!
Happy you liked them! Muchas gracias 🫶💕
Omg congrats for earning some cash!! Excited for you 💕💕
Thank you so much!!
Oh! A small business gift idea is Bean & Goose chocolate. They’re Irish, made small scale and sustainably, and they have cool weird flavors like seaweed :). I wish I could give their chocolate to everyone this year because it is delicious and really interesting (they have packaging from local-to-them artists, just a lot of fun details like that) but the shipping is too much for me here in the States.
Oh that sounds super cool! One of my best friends is Irish, I’ll ask her if she can bring me some chocolate, it sounds too good to miss out on, thanks for sharing!
I loved all your ideas! I will definitely use several of them ❤️ I also think it's very special to give away an old ceramic set, bought in a second-hand store. It's useful and super special ☺️
Omg yes! That’s such a nice idea!
Meta Fermentary in Copenhagen have products that make for a great, unique gift! They have this yeast paste that taste like pineapple just out of the yeast tones
Oh cool! I had never heard of them. Thank you so much!