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When it comes to Christmas present ideas, we’ve got you covered in the majority of departments. There’s something for skincare fanatics, gin lovers, coffee heads, and even Disney fanatics.
But amongst the comfy slippers, booze hampers, and fresh PJs, what about those who prefer something, well, a little more homemade? Let’s be honest, there’s nothing more wholesome and special than spending the time making something for someone. Whether you want to surprise your beau with a romantic grazing platter, or you want to inject some fun into your Christmas with a personalised game of Guess Who? it can really be quite easy when you put your mind to it.
So, if you’re ready to put your DIY skills to the test and get creative for the festive season, here are 75 handmade gift ideas that will show the special people in your life how much you love them.
1
Reindeer treat bags
Whether you fill them with chocolate, sweets, dried fruit or nuts, these goggly-eyed treat bags are a cute and tasty gift.
2
Bottled chocolate orange negroni
Mix up a batch of these punchy co*cktails ahead of Christmas party season – just remember to save one for yourself. Cheers!
3
Playing card book
What better way to put a smile on someone's face this festive season than with this personalised playing card book? Fill it with compliments or notes on what you love about them.
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4
Teacup candles
For a cute, kitsch homemade Christmas present, stir up your own blend of scented candle and serve in a vintage tea cup.
5
Cranberry orange biscotti
Because who doesn't love an edible gift? This biscotti is drizzled with white chocolate and will last well if stored in an airtight container.
6
DIY bookmarks
Crafting for a reader in your life? These acrylic bookmarks can be filled with pressed flowers, ribbons or anything that takes your fancy. Why not try pages from old books?
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7
Chocolate chestnut cookies
These stocking fillers are spiced with everyone's favourite festive flavours and dipped in dark chocolate.
8
Hand-stamped tea towel
Put those old potatoes to good use and hand stamp tea towels for your nearest and dearest.
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10
Sugar cookie fudge
Sugar, sprinkles and everything nice go into this tasty DIY gift – the only problem is not eating it first.
11
Snack sleigh
Candy canes and chocolate bars guided by a tiny Lindt bear make up this delightfully delicious sleigh.
12
Photo album
Ahead of the new year, remind them of memories from the past 365 days with a handmade photo album.
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13
Cinnamon peanut butter
We're still on the fence with Marmite peanut butter, but THIS we can get on board with. Imagine this spread on sourdough and topped with banana – YUM.
14
Cutting board sign
Grab a chopping board, paint, ribbons and anything else you want to decorate with, and these chopping board signs will be as much fun for you to make as they are for your loved one to receive.
15
Galaxy jars
Pretty mesmerising, no? These galaxy or nebula jars are easy to make in any colour.
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16
DIY jenga
You can pick up Jenga blocks fairly cheaply to DIY – paint them in rainbow colours, add drinking game challenges or family-friendly dares.
17
Natural perfume
Because have you seen the cost of perfume these days?! This natural alternative smells 10/10.
18
Spiced Christmas jam
The family will be fighting over this festive jam, packed with cinnamon, ginger, allspice, and cloves.
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19
Christmas lip balm
Perfect for puckering up under the mistletoe, this lip balm is made with essential oils of cinnamon, citrus, and spruce – 100% kissable.
20
Christmas chutney
Because what is a cheeseboard with chutney? This Nigella recipe is stuffed with dates, cranberries, clementines, cloves and cinnamon. Why not wrap up with some fancy crackers?