- The Click & Give (or Click, Craft, & Give) ideas at this Christmas in July post.
- Create similar items yourself with your own personal touch, following this video tutorial.
I have always wanted to do a really cool Twelve Days of Christmas for someone, but I usually think about it on December 15. So today I have 12 gift ideas for you that you can use as Twelve Days of Christmas gifts, or just choose your favorites as December 25th Christmas gifts.
All these impressive gift ideas I'm about to show you come from Heritage Makers digital personal publishing. They're high-quality, gorgeous, and you can personalize anything--from adding your photo and name to changing the overall style if you prefer. Keep in mind that because these need to be published at Heritage Makers and then shipped, you should allow 7-14 days for delivery.
DAY 1: Countdown to Christmas
These darling metal prints have a finish that allows you to use a dry erase marker on them! Some clever person came up with this cute idea to countdown to Christmas.
Choose a Santa style
I copied over these metal prints to 11x14 prints. Then I just added a frame since the glass is writable with a dry erase marker.
Day 2: Let Us Take Care of the Dishes
This is a simple business card (it's 2-sided, so you'll need to click the link to see the greeting and personalization)! I think this would make a fantastic gift at busy Christmastime. You just attach this card to a package of paper plates!
If you're giving this to a lot of recipients, the business cards are the way to go because they come in a pack of 50 for about $10.
Day 3: Eat, Drink, and Be Merry
This card can be personalized with your name (and even the name of the recipient, if you like), then cut out and placed around the neck of a bottle of juice, sparkling beverage, soda, etc.
Day 4: A Little Extra Dough
One of my favorite Christmas neighbor gifts is frozen cookie dough. As the recipient, it's nice to not be getting so many treats at once and be able to have some in January instead if I want! This sticker can go on the outside of a ziploc bag or plastic container with frozen dough inside--cookies, bread, rolls, etc.
Day 5: We WASH You a Merry Christmas
This gift idea is practically ready to go--just cut out the circles, punch a hole, and tie to a yummy-smelling hand soap.
As promised, here's the link to order them. (They aren't personalized with a name like they are here, though, so don't worry.)
Day 6: Holiday Time Potpourri
I love the smells of Christmas! Potpourri is such a fun gift--easy to give, and lovely to receive. Simply combine dried orange slices (or several drops of orange essential oil), two cinnamon sticks, whole cloves, and whole nutmeg in a 2-inch wide resealable plastic bag.
Then cut apart these tags made from a double-sided scrap page. (Simmering directions on the back.)
I know we're only halfway through our 12 ideas. Did you find something you loved? Whether or not you are looking for 12 gifts or 1, I hope you found something unique and fun.
Next week I'll show six more clever gift ideas for Christmas gift-giving. See you then!
All these impressive gift ideas I'm about to show you come from Heritage Makers digital personal publishing. They're high-quality, gorgeous, and you can personalize anything--from adding your photo and name to changing the overall style if you prefer. Keep in mind that because these need to be published at Heritage Makers and then shipped, you should allow 7-14 days for delivery.
DAY 1: Countdown to Christmas
These darling metal prints have a finish that allows you to use a dry erase marker on them! Some clever person came up with this cute idea to countdown to Christmas.
Choose a Santa style
I copied over these metal prints to 11x14 prints. Then I just added a frame since the glass is writable with a dry erase marker.
Day 2: Let Us Take Care of the Dishes
This is a simple business card (it's 2-sided, so you'll need to click the link to see the greeting and personalization)! I think this would make a fantastic gift at busy Christmastime. You just attach this card to a package of paper plates!
Day 3: Eat, Drink, and Be Merry
This card can be personalized with your name (and even the name of the recipient, if you like), then cut out and placed around the neck of a bottle of juice, sparkling beverage, soda, etc.
Day 4: A Little Extra Dough
One of my favorite Christmas neighbor gifts is frozen cookie dough. As the recipient, it's nice to not be getting so many treats at once and be able to have some in January instead if I want! This sticker can go on the outside of a ziploc bag or plastic container with frozen dough inside--cookies, bread, rolls, etc.
Day 5: We WASH You a Merry Christmas
This gift idea is practically ready to go--just cut out the circles, punch a hole, and tie to a yummy-smelling hand soap.
Update 2023: Here are the ones I made this year using Artisan (Forever's digital scrapbooking software). I think they turned out so cute!
Day 6: Holiday Time Potpourri
I love the smells of Christmas! Potpourri is such a fun gift--easy to give, and lovely to receive. Simply combine dried orange slices (or several drops of orange essential oil), two cinnamon sticks, whole cloves, and whole nutmeg in a 2-inch wide resealable plastic bag.
Then cut apart these tags made from a double-sided scrap page. (Simmering directions on the back.)
I know we're only halfway through our 12 ideas. Did you find something you loved? Whether or not you are looking for 12 gifts or 1, I hope you found something unique and fun.
Next week I'll show six more clever gift ideas for Christmas gift-giving. See you then!
I love these ideas! I can't wait for part 2! Thanks for visiting #WanderingWednesday this week with us at www.confessionsofparenting.com
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Michele. :)
DeleteThese are super cute! Very cool items.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. :)
DeleteWhat cute ideas, I like all of them!! Thanks so much for linking up at #AThemedLinkup 174 for All Things Christmas. Pinned.
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm glad to hear that, Dee. :) Thanks so much! And I appreciate the comment and the Pin as well as the visit.
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