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on November 20, 2018

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Thank you to Kelley Grant, from TheGrantLife.com for sharing these awesome Christmas Gift Ideas from fellow bloggers. There really are so many talented people out there...

Christmas Gift Ideas

It’s hard to believe that Christmas is less than a week away! The year has really flown by! Have you finished your Christmas shopping? I try my hardest to get my shopping done a week or so before but sometimes it doesn’t work out that way. And if you thought the stores were crowded before – imagine what they will be like the closer we get to the big day! Still, have a few Christmas gifts to buy but don’t want to fight the crowds?

I’ve rounded up some great homemade Christmas gift ideas that will leave everyone happy!

DIY Painted Mug :: Glue to my Crafts
Gold-Dipped Flatware :: a night owl blog
Infused Clothespins :: Dukes and Duchesses
Peppermint Hot Cocoa Mix :: A Mom’s Take
DIY Palette Herb Garden :: Second Chance to Dream
Earring Holder :: Occasionally Crafty
DIY Lemon Scrub :: Stockpiling Moms
DIY Kids Apron :: One Creative Mommy
Boys Camo Scarf :: Seven Alive
Olive Oil Sugar Scrub :: Living Frugal with Erika
Homemade Bath Salts :: Mom Endeavors
Festive Candle Holders :: Mission to Save
Chalkboard Coffee Mug :: the Grant life
DIY Embellished Scarf :: the DIY Dreamer
Rustic Pallet Sign :: Paint Speckled Pawprints
DIY Teacup Candle :: a night owl blog
DIY Coffee Sugar Scrub :: Hairspray and Highheels
DIY Ribbon and Pearl Necklace :: Practically Functional
DIY Painted Wine Glasses :: Second Chance to Dream
Wine Cork Magnets :: the Grant life
Button Clock :: Occasionally Crafty
Wall Mounted Bottle Opener :: Simply Darling
Simmering Holiday Potpourri :: Call Me PMC
Bird Seed Wreath :: Juggling Act Mom
Wood Slice Napkin Rings :: Dukes and Duchesses

Here are some more fun Christmas Ideas:

Chocolate Chow Mein Haystacks
Swirled Christmas Sugar Cookies
Candy Filled Christmas Fire Crackers

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