Find the best DIY Christmas gifts your friends and family will treasure! Creative homemade Christmas gifts are easy to make and often less expensive.
It doesn’t have to mean hours baking in your kitchen, either. So many of these fresh and fun DIY holiday gifts are simple enough to make in minutes!
We’re sharing 40 fun, cozy (and affordable!) homemade Christmas gifts to celebrate the season.
Homemade Christmas gifts are my favorite both to give and receive. They show so much thought, and most importantly, are handmade with love.
Through the years I have shared several homemade Christmas gifts that I have included in this little gift guide for you today.
DIY Christmas Gifts
This year, I’m creating a variety of gift guides to suit every buyer and recipient. I’ve already covered gifts for bakers, and an incredible list of kitchen gifts. My Christmas gift guide has a category for women, men, kids and even teens!
I love to give creative gifts each year. Each gift is always accompanied by a handwritten note, wishing the recipient a very Merry Christmas!
Whether you are gifting to someone who loves gardening, someone who is into beauty or wellness, or someone who just loves everything sweet, you’re sure to find creative ideas here they’ll love.
I can’t wait to try the quick breads! They all sound great!!
I would love to make your easy molten chocolate cake do it yourself packages for the holidays to give to visitors and neighbors. ย However, you did not mention in your instructions oven temperature or time. ย Also, would I use a large muffin tin? ย Thank you for your answer. ย I love your blog and ideas.
Thank you, Senci. The full recipe is here. Yes, I use a large muffin tin. Enjoy! https://julieblanner.com/easy-molten-lava-cake-recipe/
I can’t seem to open the printable label for the milk bath. When I click on the link it just takes me back to the top of this post.
I’m sorry, try this.
Thanks so much!
Hi Julie,
Which camera do you use for your photos and your videos? Everything looks to beautiful.
Thank you! I usually use a Canon Mark iii with a 50 1.4, but for photography I donโt think the camera makes as much of a difference as the lens does.