*Hands down, favorite yearly neighbor gift...the Edible Snowman.
*Help a teacher at your child's school. This time of year is crazy busy for them, too.
*ADORABLE Lolly Chops printables and recipes for small gifts. Must. Try.
*Bake these yummy Peanut Butter Cup Cookies for your office party...
*Help a teacher at your child's school. This time of year is crazy busy for them, too.
*ADORABLE Lolly Chops printables and recipes for small gifts. Must. Try.
*Bake these yummy Peanut Butter Cup Cookies for your office party...
*Host a Gingerbread House Party for other moms and daughters...
*Make a Tomato Cage Card Holder. And this one is cool, too!So cute!
*Homemade Caramel Popcorn. Oh, my...
*Lift this beautiful Hostess Gift and make them for upcoming parties.
*Create a 2011 Calendar for someone you love and fill it with favorite photos...
*Make a Wool Wreath...
*Package Spicy Gingerbread Cake for a neighbor...
*Make this cute accessory holder for a little girl in your life...
*Make a Tomato Cage Card Holder. And this one is cool, too!So cute!
*Homemade Caramel Popcorn. Oh, my...
*Lift this beautiful Hostess Gift and make them for upcoming parties.
*Create a 2011 Calendar for someone you love and fill it with favorite photos...
*Make a Wool Wreath...
*Package Spicy Gingerbread Cake for a neighbor...
*Make this cute accessory holder for a little girl in your life...
*Check out these 10 different Advent Calendars...
*Create and package Thank you Cards for a go-to gift...
*Create a Photo Card Carousel with your Christmas Cards...
*Send a Package From Home and support our troops!
*Create and package Thank you Cards for a go-to gift...
*Create a Photo Card Carousel with your Christmas Cards...
*Send a Package From Home and support our troops!
*Make Christmas cut-out cookies after reading this post...
*Revisit this blog post and lift something...
*Watch something from ABC Family's 25 Days of Christmas with the klan...
*Create a fleece cape for that special little girl in your life (and it's NO SEW!)
*Make a Cookie Cutter Wreath...
*Revisit this blog post and lift something...
*Watch something from ABC Family's 25 Days of Christmas with the klan...
*Create a fleece cape for that special little girl in your life (and it's NO SEW!)
*Make a Cookie Cutter Wreath...
*Get the drill out and make these adorable Scrabble Tile Ornaments...
*Pick up the phone and call an old friend or family member, and tell them you're thinking of them.
*Kellogg's Rice Krispie Tree Wreaths.
*Make a Paper Wreath from the Dollar Store...
*Clean the sock drawer and use the spent socks on this wreath. AWESOME!
*Create an edible Candy Chain...
*Give a Dog Bone Wreath to your favorite 4-legged friend...
*Check out any of these edible holiday wreaths. Man.
*Create a favorite holiday music CD as a family gift for friends and neighbors.
*Create these beautiful beaded Christmas Trees. My kids will love this one!
*Make a Holiday Shadow Box and display it!
*Make a $1 Christmas Card Holder.
*Eggless Eggnog. Divine!
*Make a Paper Wreath from the Dollar Store...
*Clean the sock drawer and use the spent socks on this wreath. AWESOME!
*Create an edible Candy Chain...
*Give a Dog Bone Wreath to your favorite 4-legged friend...
*Check out any of these edible holiday wreaths. Man.
*Create a favorite holiday music CD as a family gift for friends and neighbors.
*Create these beautiful beaded Christmas Trees. My kids will love this one!
*Make a Holiday Shadow Box and display it!
*Make a $1 Christmas Card Holder.
*Eggless Eggnog. Divine!
*Turn photos into ornaments...
*Really cute, really easy Advent Calendar for the kiddos...
*Use what you HAVE.
*Crochet a cute Headband...
*Really cute, really easy Advent Calendar for the kiddos...
*Use what you HAVE.
*Crochet a cute Headband...
*Make Chocolate Caramel Candy and try not to eat it all...
*Homemade Christmas Crackers are fun and functional!
*Homemade Oreo Cookies. You won't be sorry you did.
*Copy these cool ideas for placemats and painted shutters. Swoon!
*Make a work of art using my children's thumbprints, like the one here.
*And when I'm done doing their thumbprints, I'll do their whole hand for this ornament. LOVE!
*Create an edible garland!
*Frame your child's artwork as a gift for someone special.
*Chocolate Covered Christmas Wreaths...yum!
*Make homemade body scrub for a loved one.
*Elf Yourself here.
*Have the kids make a Fruit Loop Garland like this one. FUN!
*Use the self-timer and get IN the group photo!
*Acrylic Block Ornaments make a great gift!
*Make this really gorgeous urn...
*Make a Cookie Recipe book for the holidays...
*Decorative Soap Dispensers are affordable and FUN with children!
*Turn the TV off and turn Christmas music on...
*Make a fun peppermint milkshake...
*Make several pairs of felt slippers...and share them!
*Homemade Hot Cocoa in cute containers. Get on it!
*Pay it forward and buy someone's lunch...
*Lift an idea from this post and get crafty...
*Adopt a family for the holidays...
*Delight in making a homemade snow globe with your kids...
*Take an elderly family member out for a drive to see the lights...
* Visit Portable North Pole and show and make a video from Santa for your kiddo...
*Start a new holiday tradition of your own...
*Wrap packages in kraft paper and twine...
*Buy an Advent calendar for someone...
*Create a stocking for Santa as a gift of thanks...
* Make Red-Nosed Reindeer Lollipops...
*Give someone an old photograph in a frame this Christmas.
*Create a one-of-a-kind gingerbread cookie like this one.
*Take a ride on a horse-drawn sleigh.
*Make these Sugared Pecans. Wow--those look divine...
*Make this amazing Clip it up wreath by following Christine Middlecamp's awesome tuitorial.
*And when you're finished with the pecans, print out these adorable tags for packaging...
*Write letters to Santa on a Dry Erase Board like this one...
*List a few of your favorite things.
*Read Twas the Night Before Christmas...
*Make Christmas cookies with a friend and swap.
*Create personalized gift card boxes...
*Go caroling with friends...
*Take your children to visit Santa...
*Write a letter to Santa yourself...
*Alter candy sticks and package them beautifully...
*Play Secret Snowman with the kids...
*Make Near Instant Peanut Brittle for that special someone...
*Make your own gift tags...
*Count the snowflakes on your eyelashes...
*Watch The Grinch with your kids...
*Create a glittered garland like Martha...
*Light a candle and say a prayer for someone you love--past or present--every day in December.
*Work on your December Daily, daily.
*Make edible Kwanzaa Celebration Sticks...
*Holiday Cookies in a Jar=DELISH!
*Make these PB Knock-off candles. Cool!
*Have yourself a Merry Little Christmas. PEACE!
*Homemade Christmas Crackers are fun and functional!
*Homemade Oreo Cookies. You won't be sorry you did.
*Copy these cool ideas for placemats and painted shutters. Swoon!
*Make a work of art using my children's thumbprints, like the one here.
*And when I'm done doing their thumbprints, I'll do their whole hand for this ornament. LOVE!
*Create an edible garland!
*Frame your child's artwork as a gift for someone special.
*Chocolate Covered Christmas Wreaths...yum!
*Make homemade body scrub for a loved one.
*Elf Yourself here.
*Have the kids make a Fruit Loop Garland like this one. FUN!
*Use the self-timer and get IN the group photo!
*Acrylic Block Ornaments make a great gift!
*Make this really gorgeous urn...
*Make a Cookie Recipe book for the holidays...
*Decorative Soap Dispensers are affordable and FUN with children!
*Turn the TV off and turn Christmas music on...
*Make a fun peppermint milkshake...
*Make several pairs of felt slippers...and share them!
*Homemade Hot Cocoa in cute containers. Get on it!
*Pay it forward and buy someone's lunch...
*Lift an idea from this post and get crafty...
*Adopt a family for the holidays...
*Delight in making a homemade snow globe with your kids...
*Take an elderly family member out for a drive to see the lights...
* Visit Portable North Pole and show and make a video from Santa for your kiddo...
*Start a new holiday tradition of your own...
*Wrap packages in kraft paper and twine...
*Buy an Advent calendar for someone...
*Create a stocking for Santa as a gift of thanks...
* Make Red-Nosed Reindeer Lollipops...
*Give someone an old photograph in a frame this Christmas.
*Create a one-of-a-kind gingerbread cookie like this one.
*Take a ride on a horse-drawn sleigh.
*Make these Sugared Pecans. Wow--those look divine...
*Make this amazing Clip it up wreath by following Christine Middlecamp's awesome tuitorial.
*And when you're finished with the pecans, print out these adorable tags for packaging...
*Write letters to Santa on a Dry Erase Board like this one...
*List a few of your favorite things.
*Read Twas the Night Before Christmas...
*Make Christmas cookies with a friend and swap.
*Create personalized gift card boxes...
*Go caroling with friends...
*Take your children to visit Santa...
*Write a letter to Santa yourself...
*Alter candy sticks and package them beautifully...
*Play Secret Snowman with the kids...
*Make Near Instant Peanut Brittle for that special someone...
*Make your own gift tags...
*Count the snowflakes on your eyelashes...
*Watch The Grinch with your kids...
*Create a glittered garland like Martha...
*Light a candle and say a prayer for someone you love--past or present--every day in December.
*Work on your December Daily, daily.
*Make edible Kwanzaa Celebration Sticks...
*Holiday Cookies in a Jar=DELISH!
*Make these PB Knock-off candles. Cool!
*Have yourself a Merry Little Christmas. PEACE!
Love this post! :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous list! Thanks for sharing the ideas!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for putting this post together! Awesome! Your blog is a great place to be...wish you would turn it into a book to purchase...especially with all your yummy recipes! :) Lisa
ReplyDeletei love this post.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE these lists of yours!!! Thank you thank you!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for putting my project in here! What a fun list!! :)
ReplyDeleteAmanda
Oh, how I love this list! And oh, how I wish December had more than 31 days so I could do all of them!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a fun post, thanks, lots of good ideas :) Your tree is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a fantastic list!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteTOTALLY FUN and overwhelming!!!!! Thank you for all the great ideas!!!
ReplyDeletei just posted about your post on my blog :) what great ideas!
ReplyDeleteSuper post!! Thanks for all the great ideas!
ReplyDeleteGreat post! Love your site!
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