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Think homemade ice cream is too finicky to tote to the next holiday party? Simply pack up scoops in white paper pints adorned with red and white ribbon for a look that's as chic as it is transportable. These striped candles smell positively delightful (like pine!), but they're also just really, really pretty. And that mint and white design will look lovely in your recipient's home all the way until springtime. A 9-by-9 ornament box and two sets of ornaments are all it takes to make the sweetest gift for the little ones in your life.
Plus using a steel stamp set would probably be a lot of fun. I feel like kids would make good use of these in the long run. These painted and monogrammed trays are cute, and would be super budget friendly if you scored a tray at goodwill & had some old paint lying around. These would be unique homemade Christmas gifts that could be customized for anyone. They’re easy enough that bigger kids could participate in making them too.
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I’m not usually one to give fancy lotions and soaps. BUT, one of the best gifts I ever got was after my first baby. A friend gave me a fancy bath bomb thing from Lush.
We love these for Christmas morning, but they certainly work for birthdays, Easter, Mother's Day or other special occasions. We think these make an excellent gift for almost any occasion. Katherine LeeThese pretty bookmarks are the perfect kid-made gifts. There's nothing better than a child's delighted face when he or she presents their masterpiece.
Cute hand warmers
This is a new homemade gift craze that is fun, cute and makes baking easy for the receiver. All you have to do is layer the dry ingredients of a recipe in a jar and write the recipe and other ingredients on a gift tag. Rita ShehanThe wrapping and presentation can be just as much a part of the gift as the gift itself. Transform an ordinary gift box with a pretty handmade paper flower. These boxes are perfect for gift cards, jewelry, candy, and other small gifts.
Mix together some granulated sugar, coconut oil and some peppermint oil or extract. Make your own versions out of coffee grounds, new or used. We like to scoop out used coffee pods and dry them out in the oven. Mix the dry coffee grounds with coconut oil and customise with vanilla, almond essence, cinnamon, Christmas spices or brown sugar. Gift them some oven gloves and fill it with spices and a spatula or wooden spoon. You can fill the oven gloves with anything kitchen related, try and match it to their personality.
These Bath Melts Look Great
Old license plates also make a one-of-a-kind roof for your favorite birdhouse. Simply use hot glue or a screw to attach them to the little home. Repurpose an old cutting board by using screws to attach small wooden cheese boxes to a rectangular cutting board. Who says an ornament has to have been around a long time before it can be considered an heirloom? These ornaments, crafted from vintage family photos, are an immediate classic. Ribbon, holding it in place with double-sided tape.
If you're handy with a needle and thread, stitch a super-cute Christmas motif that your loved one can display year after year. Odds are, your bestie could always use a good night of pampering. Give her everything she needs to unwind with this sweet gift box, complete with bath salts, rosé, a bar of chocolate, and more.
Hit the flea market to search for a vintage enamelware tray. Its magnetic properties make it a perfect way to celebrate the cherished memories you share with a family member or best friend. One of these DIY Christmas tree-shaped air fresheners will keep a car, closet, or office smelling fresh. Added bonus—they are made with essential oils, so no nasty chemicals involved. Putting in a little bit of extra effort into a gift shows that you’ve really thought about the present rather than just picking something up off the shelves. If you tie in the colours with their front room or bedroom pressed flowers and watercolour can look very stylish.
This tutorial comes with a free printable template, so creating a candy gram has never been easier! This clever idea for a friend's birthday is sure to crack a toothy smile. If you want to give a small gift to your child's new teacher at the beginning of the school year, try your hand at making this origami apple. This clever paper folding project is a modern take on the traditional gift.
A Beautiful MessThis fluffy bath towel is the warmest and coziest way to embrace your child in an endless hug. Give them as gifts to all the kids on Christmas Eve, and everyone can come downstairs Christmas morning wrapped up in their new hooded blankets. Burda StylePretty and feminine, it's hard to believe these cases aren't store-bought. Your friend will be thinking the same thing when they unwrap this gift. Mollie JohansonFor Christmas this year, send out these pretty embroidered cards.
Stitch this adorable Christmas motif, and let your recipient share your handiwork with the world year after year after year. DIY gifts don't have to look fuddy-duddy, you know! We love the modern look of these whimsical ornaments, which can be customized with just about whatever pattern you want. Everyone loves candy and when it comes delivered in a custom made candy cane sleigh it's even more special. Gift a sweet treat that's perfect for celebrating the holidays on cold, nippy nights. The perfect gift for those that love salt and sweet.
Use small scissors to clip the corners, then turn the pillow right side out. Push out the corners, iron out any wrinkles, and stuff the pillow with loose fiberfill stuffing before blind-stitching the opening closed. The perfect sophisticated touch for that friend who favors cultivated over cute, this velvet ornament is sure to be a Christmas hit. Take a plain pillow from ho-hum to ho-ho-ho by simply wrapping it like a present. (Yes, it's that simple.) Add a sprig of greenery or a festive ornament for an extra bit of flourish. Blogger Brittany Moser of darkroomanddearly.com made these Polaroid-inspired drink rests from color photos and square tiles .
I think these custom ones made with a stencil are just adorable. Typically, I’m not a huge fan of such a long round-up. When I see lists this long – anything over 50, really, I get overwhelmed and a little lost sometimes.
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