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Get into the holiday spirit by making gifts at home for loved ones.  Homemade gifts are not only more personal, but easier on the budget!  Below you will find 10 Homemade Gift Ideas for Christmas.

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• 15 Christmas Crafts for Kids
• 15 Homemade Teachers Christmas Gifts
• DIY Gingerbread Man Candy Dish

 

10 Homemade Gift Ideas

1. Reindeer Food Recipe
2. Cards, Tags, and Wrapping Paper
3. Thumb Print Ornaments
4. Manicure in a Jar
5. Body Scrub: Sugar and Sage
6. Handprint Art Oven Mitts
7. Homemade Vanilla
8. Peppermint Candy Bowl and Peppermint Candy Tree
9. Hot Chocolate in a Jar
10. Sharpie Coffee Mugs

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Christmas is a great time to get crafty with the kids. Make your own Christmas Tree decorates, deck the halls with a cute snowman or create the perfect plate to leave Santa his cookies on December 24th.  I’m sure you can find the perfect craft(s) for your child from this fun list!

Kids Christmas Crafts:

1. Snow Paint by Mom Endeavors
2. Hand Ornaments by Love Always Mommy
3. DIY Kids Chalkboard Ornament by A Night Owl
4. DIY Snowflake Ornament by A Night Owl
5. DIY Glitter Ornaments by Juggling Act Mama
6. Winter Themed Toddler Crafts by Glued to My Crafts
7. Applesauce Ornaments by Glued to My Crafts
8. Paper Christmas Tree Craft by The Bizy Mommy
9. Holiday Lights Finger Painting by Songbirds & Buttons
10. Painted Homemade Ornaments by Crazy Lou’s Creations
11. Candy Cane Playdough by The Artful Parent
12. Scrap Paper Christmas Tree by Rina Loves
13. Tin Can Snowman by Practically Functional
14. DIY Santa Cookie Plate by One Creative Mommy
15. DIY Snow Globes by Crazy Little Projects

I hope you enjoy these Kids Christmas Crafts!

Also see these 15 Homemade Teachers Christmas Gifts or these 10 Homemade Gift Ideas for Christmas!

Save money and show your child’s teacher how much you appreciate them with these Homemade Teachers Gifts for Christmas. I’m sure any teacher would be thrilled to receive one of these unique (and thoughtful) gifts!

Homemade Teachers Gifts for Christmas:

1. Riesens Candy Teacher Gift {Riesens Why I Like You!} by One Creative Mommy
2. {Teacher Appreciation Gift} You Have Quenched My Thirst For Knowledge Printable by The Pinning Mama
3. Scentsational Gift Basket Idea by Mission to Save
4. Last Minute Teachers Christmas Gifts by Love of Family & Home
5. Mod Podge Clipboard by Frugal or Free
6. Crayon Can Craft by Savings Lifestyle
7. Inexpensive Gift Ideas for Teachers and Coaches by Northern Cheapskate
8. DIY Chalkboard Decor by Surviving a Teacher’s Salary
9. Homemade Breads by Mummy Deals
10. DIY Crayon Monogram by The Ball Family
11. Cute, Cute, Cute Crayon Wreath by Fern Smith’s Classroom Ideas
12. Teacher Chalkboard Gift by That’s My Letter
13. Terra Cotta Apple by Seven Thirty Three
14. Teacher Appreciation Hershey Kiss Gift Jar by The Girl Creative
15. Teacher’s Gifts by The Anderson Crew Blog

Which Homemade Teachers Gifts for Christmas will you give this year?

Also see 15 Christmas Crafts for Kids

One great way to get your home ready for the Holiday’s is with a unique and beautiful wreath. With all your family and friends visiting this time of year, having your front door inviting guests inside is a must!

Holiday Wreaths:

1. A Winter Wreath by Dukes and Duchesses
2. Felt Christmas Wreath by Occasionally Crafty
3. Jingle Bell Rock Wreath by Chicken Scratch NY
4. Striped Paper Straw Wreath by Tatertots & Jello
5. $6 Dollar Wire Hanger Christmas Ornament Wreath and Bow by Six Sisters’
6. A Versatile Wreath for All Seasons by Simply Darrling
7. Advent Calendar Wreath by Homemade Gifts Made Easy
8. Winter Twig Wreath by Design, Dining and Diapers
9. S is For Sister (Wrapped Fabric Wreath) by That’s My Letter
10. Monogram Wreath by Our Unexpected Journey
11. DIY Dollar Store Holiday Wreath by Irish Italian Blessings
12. Fall Wreath with Felt Rosettes by Crafting Mom
13. DIY Holiday Wreath by Juggling Act Mama
14. Fall Wreath by Clean & Sensible
15. Yarn Ball & Ornament Wreath by Life Through the Lens

Which of these Holiday wreaths is your favorite?

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Try this simple and creative Peppermint Candy Bowl and Tray. These Peppermint Candy Crafts will be perfect for serving goodies during a Holiday event.

Items Needed:
Cookie Sheet
Parchment Paper
Green and Red Peppermint Candy

Directions:

1. Preheat oven to 350 Degrees.

2. Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper.

3. Let your imagination take over, place candies in a circle for a bowl or a fun design like a Christmas Tree for a platter. Don’t worry if there is spaces in between your candies, they will melt together and close the gaps.

4. Once you have decided on your design, place cookie sheet in the oven. You will want to keep a close eye on things, it will only take 2-3 minutes for candies to melt completely.

5. After the candy is melted and has come together, remove from oven, and remove the parchment paper that the candy is on from the pan.

6. Allow to cool for about a minute so it is cool enough to handle.

To mold a bowl:
1. Use the bottom of a coffee cup, or drinking glass for a mold. Place the candy and parchment paper over the your mold, and smooth the candy down until you are happy with the shape. Leave until ready to use.

2. Once cooled, remove from mold and parchment paper, and refrigerate.

 

 

To Mold a Tray:

1. Gently fold the edges of your design up to form a small edge. Once you are happy with the shape, allow to cool completely.

2. Once cooled, remove from parchment paper and refrigerate until you are ready to use.

Which of these Peppermint Candy Crafts is your favorite?

*If it’s still sticky, you can place it in the fridge for an hour or so or dust it with a little corn starch.

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