Small Things, Big Messages: Pins, Magnets and Keyrings
Pin buttons, magnets, keyrings and decals are the smallest things in the shop, and they often end up being the most used. They cost little, they take no space and they carry a message you see every day. Here are practical ways to use them.
Pin buttons: wear your mood
A pin can go on a jacket, a bag strap, a hat or a lanyard. Keep one at the front of a tote and it becomes a small conversation starter. The You Deserve a Slow Day pin button is a gentle reminder to yourself every time you reach for your bag.
Magnets: put the message where you pass it
The fridge is the most-visited surface in most homes. A magnet like the A Little More Magic porcelain magnet or the Be the Energy You Want die-cut magnet can hold up a note or a shopping list while doing quiet work in the background.
Keyrings: carry it with you
Your keys are with you almost all day. A rectangle keyring like the Rectangle keyring makes your keys easier to find in a bag and adds a personal touch.
Decals and stickers: for the things you use daily
A vinyl decal, such as the Find Your Own Kind of Happy decal, works on a laptop lid, a water bottle or a notebook cover. Our guide to kiss-cut versus die-cut stickers explains how the cuts differ.
Why they make good gifts
- They are inexpensive, so they fit a small budget.
- They need no sizing, so there is nothing to get wrong.
- They add easily to a larger gift or a stocking.
If you are building a gift for a few people, see stocking stuffer ideas under $20. Everything is made to order, with production of 3 to 5 business days plus about two extra business days for non-apparel items.