Presents opened, the guest have left, and you’re stuck with clean up and a fridge full of leftovers. It’s that post-holiday time of year. And retailers find themselves in a similar situation. Once the Holidays are over retailers are left with stock that was selling well during the holiday season but, in the week after. That stock is no longer needed and stores need to clear it off the shelves to make way for new stock. Many retailers have sales during the week between Christmas and the new year to make way for new stock. Which means you can take advantage of the savings and stock up on items and use them for the following year but, also throughout the year. So here are five items you may want to consider buying after Christmas.

This fleece snowflake headband is not only cute but will also keep your ears warm during the winter. It’s easy to make and doesn’t require a lot of fabric, it can be made with fabric leftover from other projects. With Christmas right around the corner, this fleece snowflake headband makes for great a stocking stuffer. So give this project a try you can give it as a gift or make one for yourself. No matter what you choose your ears will stay nice and toasty with your cute new headband.

No Sewing Required!

These holiday felt coasters are A fun holiday project that’s great to add to your holiday decor or give away as a gift. It’s easy to whip up a set for whatever occasion you made need it for. There is no sewing involved and all you need is a few sheets of craft and glue. Therefore this is the kind of project you can do with very little experience since it requires no special skills or equipment. You can do all 5 of the designs or just pick your favorite and they’ll add holiday cheer to any table. So give these holiday felt coasters a try not only will they protect your table. But are also great for entertaining during the holidays.

KC Game On

Being someone who is new to the Kansas City area I’m always searching for things to do in the area. During one of my searches, I came across KC Game On. It is a not for profit group that host bi-monthly gaming events. It started off small but has grown over the years to include Kansas City’s premier gaming event KC Game Con. They offer free general admission to get people in the door so that they learn more about esports and understand the gaming culture. This past Saturday I visited KC Game Con and saw how much they had to offer to the Midwest gaming community. The KC Game Con had a lot to offer its guest.