Sasquatch Christmas Decorations and Gifts

Bigfoot isn't usually this small, but you can tell by the dimensions alongside the bauble how tiny he is here.

Only 3" high, this Sasquatch Christmas tree decoration is light-weight enough to dangle from your festive boughs.  He's made out of resin and hand-painted as a Design Toscano exclusive.

Can you imagine the fun here?  Bigfoot notably hides in trees.  Now you have a tree in your living room, with a Sasquatch to conceal within it.  It could turn into a whole new Christmas Tradition - finding Bigfoot in your own home!

My friend was helping me hunt down the greatest Bigfoot ornaments online, when she uncovered this little beauty. 

There was an audible gasp and a link across cyberspace. "I know it isn't Bigfoot," She gushed, "but look at this adorable (thing)!"  (The latter word was much more expressive, but not appropriate for a family website.)

I concur! 

This utterly adorable Yeti Christmas decoration is Fair Trade too, which makes me even happier.

You get choices in your decorative display this Christmas with Accoutrements' Sasquatch ornament.

Their golden brown Bigfoot bauble arrives with a bit of string to afix it onto your tree. But the base also means that it can be placed on your mantlepiece or table too.

Standing just over 6" tall (15.9 cm), Accoutrements' Christmas Bigfoot ornament could form the centerpiece for any home's 'Quatchy festive tableau.

Anyone else think it looks a little like an Oscar?  Nope?  Just me then.

Our illuminated Abominable Snowman Christmas patio decoration lights up throughout its fluffy furry body. There are over 150 bulbs ready to be plugged in and lit.

Cosy, fun and welcoming, or zOMGTheresASasquatchOnYourRoof!!! level of seasonal Bigfoot sightings? You decide.

I'm just thinking of those poor people encountering Yetis on some remote Himalayan summit, and whether the first thought in their heads would be - mmmm, this would make a fun Christmas decoration for Sasquatch lovers.

Followed by pondering whether this is a Yeti modeled upon Liberty. The star it holds aloft glows beautifully.

There's another version of the light up Abominable Snowman patio Christmas decoration wearing a Santa hat.

Here we get a little more of the back story.  This is Bumble the Yeti joining in the festive celebrations. He's helping out by reaching up to put the star on the top of our tree.

Ooooh! Not Sasquatch as the Statue of Liberty illuminated as a Christmas outdoors home decoration then! 

I can seriously over-think things at times.

Hands up!  I haven't yet had the pleasure of reading Mrs Miller's Yeti Christmas story. 

The sole review that I've found criticizes it for switching between past and present tense, but tells us nothing about the actual story.

Reading the blarb, it's about a couple spending the holidays in a romantic lodge on the slopes of Mount Rainier, Seattle.  But there's nothing loving about this relationship.  Ranger beats and emotionally abuses his wife. 

The battered Shayne is there because her psychic mother paid for the trip.  At the time, it felt like the matriarch was trying to patch up her daughter's marriage, even in the murky light of domestic violence.

Once there, Shayne isn't so sure.  She saw something terrifying on the slippery road in. Now the Yeti has come for her.