Make your own neighbor gifts this Holiday season. Below are 20 Inexpensive Neighbor Christmas Gift Ideas from Pinterest.
YAY!! It is Christmas and I love the holiday season!
This Christmas season is definitely going to be different. Many of the traditions we enjoy can't happen this year, and we won't be able to gather like we are used to.
BUT one tradition we can still continue is making gifts for our neighbors. Let them know that you are thinking of them and you are there for them. That is what neighbors are for, after all.
Today we are going to focus on inexpensive gift ideas we can make for our neighbors, to make sure everyone has some Christmas cheer!
Easy Christmas Crafts:
Obviously, we love to craft. That is what this website is all about! We definitely love Christmas Crafts too. Like this 3D Reindeer Decoration, Merry Christmas Handmade Cards, and this Snow Globe Ornament.
Take a look around and see all of the craft tutorials we have!
20 Inexpensive Neighbor Christmas Gift Ideas:
Visit the website for the step-by-step tutorial.
1. Holiday Stovetop Simmer by Evermine
2. Wrapping Gift by It's Always Craft Time
3. DIY Clementine Wreath by Omiyage Blogs
4. Let Us Do the Dishes by A Girl and a Glue Gun
5. Candy Cane Wreath by The Crafty Blog Stalker
6. Pineapple & Cute Tag by It's Always Autumn
7. Movie Night by Tastefully Frugal
8. Let Love Grow This Season by Tatertots and Jello
9. The Giving Plate by The Funshui Way
10. Hot Chocolate Stir Spoons by The Crafty Blog Stalker
11. Warmest Wishes by Crazy Little Projects
13. Giant Chocolate Dipped Marshmallows by Modern Parents Messy Kids
14. Peppermint Sugar Scrub by The Crafty Blog Stalker
15. Cinnamon Roll Christmas Gift by Fun Squared
16. Snowman Soup by Fun Squared
17. Christmas Tree Wrapped Cookies by The Crafty Blog Stalker
18. Christmas M&M Poem by Lil Luna
19. You've Been Snowed On! by Tatertots and Jello
20. Glass Etched Cookie Plate by The Crafty Blog Stalker
What are your neighbor's Christmas gifts going to be this year? I'd love for you to share a photo so I can see it!
Our Crafting Essentials List:
- The Cricut Cutting Machine is easily our favorite crafting tool. We use it in so many of our tutorials!
- These MakerX Crafting Tools are perfect for keeping in the craft room, and are always ready when you need them!
- This Fiskars Paper Trimmer is easy to use and cuts nicely without frayed edges.
- These Scotch Precision Scissors cut like a dream and you get multiple pairs in a pack!
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jade
You should add homemade lip care products to the list. They are simple to make/can make in bulk for neighbour/acquaintance gifts, And you know it will be used as everyone can do with lip balm and lip scrub this time of year. Also it never hurts to throw in a moisturising lip gloss as shop bought ones can dry your lips (depending on which one you use
I put all three in a little organza bag with instructions
(Instructions are as below).
Only use lip scrub every two weeks to avoid overexfoliating as lips are very sensitive
Wet lips.
1: Massage lip scrub onto lips (gently!) In small circular motions to get rid of dry/dead skin.
2: Rinse and pat dry (gently!_do not rub).
3: Apply lip balm to lock in moisture/aid skin rejuvenation and healing.
Helpful hint: Do this before bed (or when you won't be going out) so the lip balm works overnight before you expose your lips to the cold air.
Write instructions on some cheap but pretty stationary paper __(Fold and put in bag or roll up like a scroll and tie it with a ribbon attaching bag to ribbon)__ and list the ingredients in each product to make sure they are not used by anyone with allergies/highly reactive skin. ie. I use coconut oil and sometimes sweet almond oil
PS make sure to add average shelf life of each item (the use buy of the ingredient with the shortest time) as home made natural versions will never last as long as shop bought without adding preservatives
Add vitamin e to all three (just a few drops in each) to extend lifespan and to heal skin quicker
Sorry for the novel. I just thought since I was making the suggestion that I might as well be thorough.
Katie
Thank you so much Jade! Great suggestion.
Linda
I love the things you do and I need some of those ideals.