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Midwest Living Holiday Gift Guide 2012

October 17, 2012
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Our first-ever gift guide showcases presents that have a cool story, support a Midwest business or come out of your own kitchen.
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Creative cookie tools

Creative cookie tools

Whetstone Woodenware French rolling pin Your favorite baker will treasure this satin-smooth, elegantly tapered and surprisingly lightweight maple rolling pin made in Silver Lake, Indiana. $19.95. (800) 253-3670; whetstonewoodenware.comGreenfield Village cookie cutter canister Hand-forged at The Henry Ford in Dearborn, Michigan, these five quaint cutters come stacked in a tin and look like set pieces from Little House on the Prairie. $43. (313) 982-6144; giftshop.thehenryford.orgFancy Flours cookie stamps Step away from the frosting. All you need is firm cookie dough to make a great impression (pun intended) with these tools. The Home Made stamp (at left in picture, $17) presses balls of dough into adorable medallions. The Message on a Cookie gadget (at right in picture, $20) comes with tiny moveable letters to spell names or greetings. One idea: Edible place cards! (406) 587-0118; fancyflours.com

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Cookie box

Cookie box

For a modern alternative to the classic cookie tin, tuck treats in white bakery boxes, available at crafts stores. We dolled ours up with a cheerful red ribbon and lined the inserts with coordinating paper.Want to make these cookies? See our recipe for Vienna Almond Cutouts, then get tips here for making cool swirls. 

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Sweet greeting

Sweet greeting

When you want to give more than a card, but less than a gift, slip a cookie or two in a plastic treat bag (available at crafts stores) with a solid-color piece of scrapbooking paper. Fold contrasting paper over the opening, punch two holes, then tie with ribbon.

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Winter wonderland

Winter wonderland

Cross-country snowshoes Clarence Iverson began constructing snowshoes from Michigan white ash, rawhide and copper on the Upper Peninsula in 1956. Whether you hang them on the wall or wear them into the woods, they'll last a lifetime-or several. From $227. (877) 452-6370; iversonssnowshoes.comGood-for-you gift For a memorable and healthy gift, pack a pair of wool socks or cozy gloves in a bag with a Midwest hiking guide, then add a note inviting the recipient on the winter walk of their choice in the New Year. 

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Duluth Trading Company bags

Duluth Trading Company bags

The women on our staff fell hard for these rugged travel purses. Durable and attractive, with zippers that slide like a dream, they're an affordable sure thing for any on-the-go gal. From $30. (800) 505-8888; duluthtrading.com

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Hiking guides

Hiking guides

Several companies publish books about day hikes in and around Midwest cities. Priced around $18, they make great gifts, especially for someone who just moved to a new town. A few we like: Moon's Take a Hike, Falcon Guides' Best Hikes Near, Menasha Ridge Press' 60 Hikes within 60 Miles and Wilderness Press' Walking.

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Funkychunky Chip-Zel-Pop

Funkychunky Chip-Zel-Pop

That's potato chips, pretzels and popcorn, clustered with thick chocolate and chewy caramel. The Minneapolis snack company's signature treat is sweet, salty and oh-so-addictive. $22 for 20 ounces. (888) 473-8659; funkychunky.com

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Warm touches

Warm touches

Mojo Spa hats In addition to cosmetics, the Chicago company sells handmade accessories, including irresistibly flirty crocheted hats. Colors and styles may vary. $38. (773) 235-6656; mojospa.com or etsy.com/shop/mojospastyleLazyTcrochet button-up shawl Garrettsville, Ohio, fiber artist Tricia Hodson's cozy crocheted wrap elicited oohs and ahhs when we walked it down the office hallway catwalk. Chunky round buttons and a great price seal the deal. $40. etsy.com/shop/lazytcrochetDuluth Pack log carrier Made of durable canvas with attractive leather trim, the Minnesota-based company's carrier easily rolls or folds for off-season storage. A great pick for anyone who loves a wood-burning fire.  (800) 777-4439; duluthpack.comBaabaazuzu boot liners An unfortunate husband-dryer incident (we've all had 'em) inspired the Leelanau, Michigan, company's passion for stylishly upcycling old sweaters. $40. (231) 256-7176; baabaazuzu.comBemidji Woolen Mills mittens Trust a company that's been working with wool for 92 years (and in Minnesota, no less) to keep your fingers warm. These ragg wool mittens and gloves have practical deerskin palms and soft pile lining. $29.50. (888) 751-5166; bemidjiwoolenmills.com

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Start a new tradition

Start a new tradition

You hum along every year--but have you ever eaten a chestnut roasted over an open fire? Midwest-grown chestnuts are readily available online starting in late fall, and Jacob Bromwell, a 193-year-old Cincinnati-founded company that crafts classic kitchen gear, sells this stove- and fire-safe roaster. You may only use it once a year, but when you do, you'll know the holidays have arrived. Instructions and recipes included. $44.99. (800) 683-2626; jacobbromwell.com

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Get personal

Get personal

Four Midwest jewelry designers make the details of your life their business, printing birth dates, names and initials on sweetly simple pieces.Lisa Hopkins Design carved tree West Lafayette, Indiana, metalsmith Lisa Hopkins' nostalgic tree design (far left in picture) scored big points with our staff. $64. lisahopkinsdesign.comJ Lynn Creations dog tag Chesterland, Ohio, artist Jacquie Lynn's necklaces (second from left in picture) will suit new daddies-or grandpas! $44. etsy.com/shop/jlynncreationsAmy Cornwell miniature monogram Noblesville, Indiana, artist Amy Cornwell's simple gold monogram charm (second from right in picture) would appeal to any age, but we like it as a special gift for a young girl. $25.  amycornwell.comJeneri Jewelry necklaces Naperville, Illinois, artist Jennifer Neri offers an array of pieces stamped with dates, names or Braille letters (far right and middle necklace in picture). From $48. (216) 870-6838; etsy.com/shop/jenerijewelry (December 2012 update: Artist is on vacation and will not take further orders until January.)

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Pearl inspirations

Pearl inspirations

The inspiration and source for Nadine Leo's jewelry flows right outside her door. At the Mississippi River Pearl Company in Alma, Wisconsin, Nadine sells earrings, necklaces and rings she makes with Mississippi pearls. Prices vary, starting around $50. (Princess Diana and Queen Elizabeth have both worn her pieces.)The endangered status of freshwater mussels adds to the mystique of Nadine's work. Because invasive zebra mussels threaten the local kind's population levels, harvesting is no longer permitted, so the number of pearls available is finite. But Nadine says she has enough to last her for years to come. (651) 301-1204; nadineleo.com

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Michelle Brusegaard screen-print scarf

Michelle Brusegaard screen-print scarf

The Grand Forks, North Dakota, artist prints hipster-friendly earrings, stationery and colorful, soft-as-your-favorite-tee jersey scarves-as affordable as they are stylish. $25. etsy.com/shop/michellebrusegaard

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Veronica Riley Martens tagua necklace

Veronica Riley Martens tagua necklace

Adorn yourself with lusciously hued necklaces made of slices of renewable tagua nuts from the Amazon rainforest. Bold, beautiful and "green." What's not to love? From $60. etsy.com/shop/veronicarileymartens

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Don’t forget the pooch!

Don’t forget the pooch!

Potter Kim Berger makes gorgeous bowls and tasty treats for lucky dogs and cats (and humans, too) at her East Troy, Wisconsin, studio. The brightly colored dishes come in several sizes (from $15) and are heavy enough to withstand a dog's eager mealtime rush. She uses eggs from her chickens in the biscuits, which come in a cute paw-printed box ($14). Bowls and biscuits can be personalized for no extra charge. (262) 210-5846; etsy.com/shop/kboriginalsetc

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Easy-fill ornaments

Easy-fill ornaments

Nestle special "ingredients" inside ball ornaments for thoughtful, budget-friendly party favors or decorations. You can use wintry natural materials like we did, or let your imagination fly.What you'll needPlastic ball ornamentsArtificial snowPineconesPine tree clippingsFeathersRibbonInstructionsPlace items inside one ornament half. (Leave them loose, or secure with a dot of hot glue.) Top with the other half, string with ribbon, and presto, you're done!

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Artful home glass ornaments

Artful home glass ornaments

Order exquisite, jewellike ornaments from all over North America at this beautiful online gallery based in Madison, Wisconsin. From $29. (877) 223-4600; artfulhome.com

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Tazza Glass candy canes

Tazza Glass candy canes

Mike Grau blows hundreds of glass ornaments every year at his studio in Medina, Ohio. Browse the huge array of balls and teardrops, or order several of these sparkly candy canes, available in a rainbow of sweet colors. $10. (440) 570-7172; tazzaglass.com

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Le Papier studio ornament

Le Papier studio ornament

A Chicago company puts silhouettes on ornaments (and many more items). Pick a standard form, or for $10, submit a photo. $34. (847) 922-6474; lepapierstudio.com

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Christmas countdown

Christmas countdown

Paper Source wreath kit Chicago-based Paper Source makes holiday crafting easy with a variety of wreath kits. Punch out, fold, and adhere petals and leaves to the included wreath form. Great for beginner crafters! $19.50. (888) 727-3711; paper-source.comDo-it-yourself Advent calendar Give family and holiday guests a festive fireplace surprise. Pop pieces of candy, small toys or clues (to find larger gifts hidden in the house) in 24 tiny envelopes or muslin bags. Rubber-stamp numbers on circular labels to seal envelope flaps, or write numbers on bags with a marker. Hang envelopes or bags along the mantel with mini clothespins. Shop your local crafts store for similar supplies, or find pictured items at Paper Source. (888) 727-3711; paper-source.comPage Russell stoneware vase "Gnaw marks" add fun texture to the matte white Bad Beaver Vase (pictured at left on mantel), one of many mod gifts we love at Chicago's Unison. $78. (877) 492-7960; unisonhome.com

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Faribault Woolen Mill Co. Soho throw

Faribault Woolen Mill Co. Soho throw

Of all the wool throws we snuggled under, this was the softest. Made in Minnesota, it's a timeless Christmas gift that will cozy up the back of your sofa for winters to come. $130. (507) 412-5510; faribaultmill.com

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Red aglaonema

Red aglaonema

We love this festive, easy-care houseplant as a long-lasting alternative to poinsettias. Find it at Lowes, Home Depot and Walmart this December. Because it's not a traditional gift plant, you may want to dress up the pot. Center pot on a square of felt (sized so that ends fold up to reach the pot's rim). Bring up one corner; hot-glue felt to the rim of the pot. Bring up adjacent corner, folding under excess, and hot-glue. Repeat with remaining corners. Finish with a ribbon and tag.

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Decoylab clocks

Decoylab clocks

A Walt Disney forest's worth of cute critters (owls, bunnies, deer and more) populate this line of whimsical wall clocks made in Kansas City, Missouri. Many are perfect for a baby's nursery; the trendy bird designs make a stylish accent for any room. $84. decoylab.com or etsy.com/shop/decoylab

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Death’s Door Spirits gin

Death’s Door Spirits gin

This Middleton, Wisconsin, distillery takes its name from the dangerous water between the Door County peninsula and Washington Island. Ingredients include Washington Island juniper berries and wheat. $30 for 750 ml. deathsdoorspirits.comTry it in our Jolly Gin Fizz, an effervescent, gingery cocktail, sweetened with pomegranate juice and spiked with gin.

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Sechler’s pickles

Sechler’s pickles

Skip the grocery store gherkins, and try these guys, made in St. Joe, Indiana, since 1921. Candied-orange-flavored spears taste the way clove-studded oranges smell: Perfect for Christmas! $16.95 for a four-jar gift box. (800) 332-5461; gourmetpickles.com

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Pierrepont Hicks tie

Pierrepont Hicks tie

Style doesn't always start on the coasts. Since 2009, Minneapolis couple Mac and Katherine McMillan's hip-yet-classic wool ties have been a fashion-blog staple. $120. pierreponthicks.com

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J.W. Hulme iPad sleeve

J.W. Hulme iPad sleeve

Based in Saint Paul, J.W. Hulme has crafted canvas and leather goods since 1905. (The company supplied Army tents during WWI.) Their iPad sleeves can be monogrammed and make great gifts for business travelers. $125. (800) 442-8212; jwhulmeco.com

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The Henry Ford Wright Flyer

The Henry Ford Wright Flyer

Indulge your inner 10-year-old boy-or an actual one on your list-with this 20-inch model from the Michigan museum's gift shop. Bonus: It really flies (and, we've found, survives crash landings in soft grass). $55. (313) 982-6144; giftshop.thehenryford.org

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Grandpa Shorter’s cheese knife

Grandpa Shorter’s cheese knife

The beloved souvenir-and-more shop in Petoskey, Michigan, sells elegant knives with handles made of Petoskey stone, the speckled fossils found on area beaches. $53. (231) 347-2603; grandpashorters.com

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Daisygirl lotion and body butter

Daisygirl lotion and body butter

Made in Elk Horn, Iowa, the nongreasy formula leaves just enough scent to remind you (or your better half) that you're wearing something special. Our pick: Pomegranate Grapefruit. From $5. (712) 249-5253; daisygirlbath.com

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DB Infusion bars

DB Infusion bars

A confetti of spices, fruits, nuts and tea flavors these beautiful chocolate bars from Madison, Wisconsin. We love the No. 2, with curry powder, cinnamon, honey, orange zest, mango, coconut and almonds. $5.25 apiece, or $31.50 for a seven-bar gift set. (608) 233-1600; infusionchocolates.com

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Salt Sisters vanilla infusion kit

Salt Sisters vanilla infusion kit

Pour vodka over the beans, and in two months, you've got a giant bottle of vanilla extract. Made by a Goshen, Indiana, gourmet seasoning company, the kit and beans can be reused for another batch. $25.95. (574) 276-8871; saltsistersonline.com

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Catstudio tumblers

Catstudio tumblers

Show your state pride with mix-and-match vintage-style frosted glasses. (The website has scores of other cool goodies; enter with caution.) $12.25 each. (800) 819-3367; catstudio.com

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Amy Butler smartphone skin

Amy Butler smartphone skin

The Granville, Ohio, designer's signature bold floral patterns will make any phone stand out from the crowd. A great stocking stuffer, they are available to fit a variety of models. $15. (866) 380-8130; skinit.com

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Giardino napkins

Giardino napkins

Cleveland Heights, Ohio, artist Pat Garmhausen hand-prints these luxurious linen napkins. Stash a set or two for last-minute hostess gifts. We're equally smitten with her cheery dish towels and pillows. $40. etsy.com/shop/giardino

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Visions of sugar rubs

Visions of sugar rubs

Give the gift of relaxation with seasonally scented body scrubs. They softly exfoliate, leave skin nourished and are oh-so-easy to make.What you'll needGranulated sugarOlive oilCocoa (optional)Essential oils (try peppermint, cinnamon or sweet orange)Food coloringInstructionsMix 1-1/2 cups of sugar with 1/3 cup of olive oil. For chocolate, add 2 tablespoons cocoa. Add 2 to 3 drops of desired essential oil and a few drops of food coloring for a festive hue. Spoon scrub into crafts store jars and tie on decorative labels. 

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    1 of 35 Creative cookie tools
    2 of 35 Cookie box
    3 of 35 Sweet greeting
    4 of 35 Winter wonderland
    5 of 35 Duluth Trading Company bags
    6 of 35 Hiking guides
    7 of 35 Funkychunky Chip-Zel-Pop
    8 of 35 Warm touches
    9 of 35 Start a new tradition
    10 of 35 Get personal
    11 of 35 Pearl inspirations
    12 of 35 Michelle Brusegaard screen-print scarf
    13 of 35 Veronica Riley Martens tagua necklace
    14 of 35 Don’t forget the pooch!
    15 of 35 Easy-fill ornaments
    16 of 35 Artful home glass ornaments
    17 of 35 Tazza Glass candy canes
    18 of 35 Le Papier studio ornament
    19 of 35 Christmas countdown
    20 of 35 Faribault Woolen Mill Co. Soho throw
    21 of 35 Red aglaonema
    22 of 35 Decoylab clocks
    23 of 35 Death’s Door Spirits gin
    24 of 35 Sechler’s pickles
    25 of 35 Pierrepont Hicks tie
    26 of 35 J.W. Hulme iPad sleeve
    27 of 35 The Henry Ford Wright Flyer
    28 of 35 Grandpa Shorter’s cheese knife
    29 of 35 Daisygirl lotion and body butter
    30 of 35 DB Infusion bars
    31 of 35 Salt Sisters vanilla infusion kit
    32 of 35 Catstudio tumblers
    33 of 35 Amy Butler smartphone skin
    34 of 35 Giardino napkins
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