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12.1.10
The Gift Guide: 21 Over $21 NYC Bloggers Do the Holidays |
A special edition of MUG today, part of a group effort among 14 websites to publish a cumulative guide today to the holidays.
NYC BLOGGERS DO THE HOLIDAYS A Child Grows Where to See Santa in New York City and Brooklyn
Eater's Digest 10 "Warm-You-To-the Bone" Holiday Eats in NYC
Give and Get NYC Give and Get for the Holidays
'the improvised life' Design (or Hack) Your Own Holiday E-Cards
Markets of New York Festive Food at New York's Holiday Markets
Mommy Poppins 11 Experience Gifts for NYC Kids
NY Barfly Holiday Cocktails, And We Ain't Talkin' Egg Nog
offManhattan The Anti-Holiday Travel Guide: 5 Quick Getaways from NYC
the skint 11 free and cheap non-holiday things to do this holiday season
This is FYF A Drug-Friendly Guide to Your New York Holidays
Patell and Waterman's History of New York Christmas with Andy Warhol
Walking Off the Big Apple A Mortal's Guide to the Angels of New York City
We Heart Astoria The Best Places To Shop Local - WHA Holiday Gift Guide

 The Honey Bear Tray would look good on a kitchen counter — or wall. $22
 We big fans of Mr. Jones Watches — the quirky, London-based, limited-edition timepieces by Crispin Jones. $145-$200
 Under Cover, by Jacque Lynn, is about a tiny boy who lives inside a book (a very charming book, as it happens) but would like to get out. (Slightly imperfect print run but don't let that stop you.) $35
 The Cubix Lamp is as cozy as geometric shapes are likely to get. $70
 From Oregon's first woolen mill, classic-looking — and warm — Pendleton Red Plaid Gloves. $50
 Wallflowers won't want the Marimekko Arvo Tote Bag, though they're perhaps the ideal customer for this vibrant carryall. $139
 For the lush who has everything, the Mojito Soap Set. $30
 Sibis Max — now that is a set of wheels. $168
 And speaking of wheels, the Cycloc Bicycle Storage makes hanging your bike look (almost) like sculpture. $100
 In the hands of the right designer (in this case, Louise Campbell), simple, colorful rubber bands can make a big statement, as on these Porcelain Storage Containers. $46-$55
 We have a thing for Buffalo nickels, so we're totally into this American Buffalo Leather Wallet, with its gen-u-ine inlaid Buffalo nickel, minted between 1920 and 1938. $99.95
 Pretty much everything from Fierce Hugs (which uses only organic cotton) has a high adorability factor and that certainly includes this Pirate snail cotton onesie. $24
 The unmistakable look of Tord Boontje is evident in his silver-plated Charm Necklace. $30
 NYC bathtubs can get a splash of South Beach thanks to the Bath Palette LED Color Light. $48
 The Historical line of candles by Modern Alchemy definitely has an attitude: conjure up the witch burning of 'Salem', a 'Brothel', the 'Boston Tea Party', the 'Día de los Muertos', or a 'Secret Society'. $50
 Oh, Percocet, you make wisdom tooth extraction such a pleasure. But we digress. And we'll let the Cast Of Vices' Ups and Downs: Rx Pin P5 speak for itself. $120
 Ping Pong Paddle Set is a new, handle-less take on the classic table tennis racquet. $112
 OMG. Lorgnettes are back! Or a demi-version of them, anyway. And if you're Maison Martin Margiela, you're calling them the MMM Magnifying Glass. $76
 Even for Lady Head Vase collectors, who concentrate on the flip side, these Woman's Figure Vases should prove irresistible. $95
 Friends with outdoor space will love the fiery atmospherics courtesy of the Lighthouse Oil Lamp, designed by Christian Bjørn. $89.95
 The Alphabet City makes words and letters seem like an essential part of any interior design. $9.95 for small letters, $24.95 for large

Yesterday's Gift Guide, 21 Under $21 is here.
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