Script & Scribble 30 Personalized Gifts for $30 & Under Promotion & Review

Script and Scribble is all about celebrating your family and friends.  A personalized gift is just the way to show that you care and put thought into gift giving.  They offer thousands of personalized items made by talented designers and craftspeople.  Script and Scribble was started after Lourdes, a mom of two, was invited to sell something at a holiday bazaar at his son’s school.  Since she loves writing on beautiful, personalized stationary, she decided to feature just that.  It was a hit, and after several other similar invitations, decided to turn her passion into a business.

Script and Scribble is now offering 30 ways to get personal for under $30!  With 30 different types of gifts to personalize, you’re sure to find something for everyone on your list without breaking the bank!  From pencil cases for kids, to totes and notepads for teachers, to gifts for dads, to photo journals (perfect for moms!), there really is something for everyone.  There are calendar pads to keep track of the entire family’s schedule.  Notepads, snack & sandwich bags, and chore charts are perfect for kids!

And, on top of all these reasonably priced gifts, their holiday gift stickers make wrapping and giving those gifts easy!  These cute, personalized holiday gift stickers are the perfect touch for any wrapped gift.  I make homemade candy every year for Christmas – a recipe passed down from mother to daughter for generations.  I make homemade, creamy fudge, and delicious caramels.  We deliver them to neighbors, family, and friends.  I fill up cute, Christmas cellophane bags, tie them with ribbon, and am adding the holiday stickers.  They’re going to look great!

Be sure to check out Script and Scribble to buy your personalized gifts for under $30!

Disclosure: I received personalized holiday gift stickers in exchange for this post. I was not compensated in any other manner. The opinions expressed above are my own and any claims should be verified on the sponsor’s site.