Handmade gifts don’t have to be overwhelming!

I can hear you guys right now… I’m not crafty, I don’t have time, I’ll just buy a gift card. Today I am sharing some handmade gift ideas that you can totally make. Not only will you be able to save money on gifts, you might actually find yourself having fun in the process. All of these handmade gifts are so simple and quite impressive if you ask me. These are not your grandma craft ideas, so get ready!

Handmade Gift Ideas that Anyone Can Make!
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Fabric Covered Wooden Spoons by Alice and Lois

Fabric Covered Wooden Spoons by Alice and Lois

Marbled Clay Ring Dish by A Beautiful Mess

Marbled Clay Ring Dishes by A Beautiful Mess

DIY Pressed Herb Candles by Adventures in Making

DIY Pressed Herb Candles by Adventures in Making 

Kitchen Tablet Holder by Mamie Jane's

Wooden Kitchen Tablet Holder by Mamie Jane’s 

DIY Polaroid Photo Coasters by One Good Thing by Jillee

DIY Polaroid Photo Coasters by One Good Thing by Jillee

Hot Cocoa Kit by Hoosier Homemade

Hot Cocoa Kit by Hoosier Homemade 

DIY Hand Warmers by RaeAnn Kelly

DIY Hand Warmers by RaeAnn Kelly

Caramel Apple Dip Gift by Event Trader

Caramel Apple Dip Gift by Event Trader 

DIY Mod Podge Hangers by Live Love DIY

DIY Mod Podge Hangers by Live Love DIY

Wood Slice Magnets by Suburble

Wood Slice Magnets by Suburble

Homemade Infused Olive OIl by Clean Dish

Rosemary Infused Olive Oil by The Clean Dish 

DIY Bath Fizzies via Martha Stewart

DIY Bath Fizzies via Martha Stewart 

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  1. This was such a refreshing take on handmade gifts! I always get overwhelmed thinking I need to create something elaborate, but your suggestions show that even small, thoughtful gestures can be meaningful. I particularly loved the idea of personalized recipe jars—such a cute, practical idea! It’s nice to be reminded that handmade doesn’t have to mean complicated or time-consuming. Thanks for helping take the pressure off! Brightrs

  2. Your article on handmade gifts is incredibly insightful and unique! I especially enjoyed the fresh perspectives on personalized gifting options. It’s clear a lot of thought and creativity went into this content. For anyone looking to explore more on unique and handmade gift ideas, I recommend checking out own website as well at https://handmadegifts.us/.

  3. Kid – don’t have an amazon account which makes it difficult to find perfect prezzies so these are perfect for me and fit with the interests of my family
    Thanks!!!
    Rachel 🙂

    1. “KID”??? What would lead you to believe that calling someone “KID” is in anyway flattering, let alone even a tiny bit considerate?? Such a rude way to address another adult who is providing you with excellent content, that you agree is helpful. Idk, you might be better off getting yourself an AMAZON ACCOUNT like the rest of the world and finding your “prezzies” there. Who uses “prezzies”, I guess that’s an indication of your maturity level.

  4. I’ve probably missed the bus or my patience is on hiatus but could you tell me in 1or2 sentences how to get the lavender to stay put while making this absolutely gorgeous candle? This is drop dead gorgeous and exactly what I want to give for gifts to special people. Love what you have created for your blog(?Not familiar with all computer jargin)You taste in this is incredible!
    Thank you for sharing your beautiful talent with the rest of us.
    Jan

  5. I love these ideas these are the best I’ve seen homemade gifts in a long time I love them better believe I’m going to do more than one of them happy holidays to my family get ready who gets what XOXO handmade rocks