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20 DIY Gift Baskets For Men That He Will Love
Today I’d like to share some easy DIY gift baskets for men that you can make for all the guys in your life.

I’ve heard many people say that they find it difficult to think of gifts to buy for guys. This is true for me as well, especially if I go looking for a gift for my dad. When we think of gifts, we usually think of a specific item to buy. But what do you get for someone who already has everything? Or for someone who you perhaps don’t know that well yet?

Enter gift baskets. They’re easy to make, versatile and can make the perfect gift for just about anyone on any occasion.

Easy DIY Gift Baskets For Men

Below I’ve rounded up some easy DIY gift baskets for men to help you with some inspiration.

And if you’re looking to make a gift basket for a special someone, remember you can get creative and add whatever you want to your gift basket (and it doesn’t necessarily have to be a basket).

My hope is that you can use some of these ideas and personalize it to fit with whoever the lucky guy is. If you do happen to make a gift basket, let me know in the comments down below, I’d love to hear how it turned out!

1. Gifts filled cozy slippers

A really cute idea for a gift basket where you don’t actually need a basket.

If you know someone in need of new comfy slippers, why not get them a pair of slippers and fill it up with all kinds of cozy goodies?

Found from prettyprovidence.com

2. Man Food in a Jar

This gift jar is stuffed full with tons of man-approved snacks and guilty pleasures.

If you have a sweet tooth in your life, surprise them with a jar filled with all their favorite sweets and treats.

Found from onegoodthingbyjillee.com

3. Gamer’s Gift Basket

Got a gamer guy in your life? Then this one would be perfect for them.

Fill up your wooden crate with your guy’s favorite snacks, some batteries for his controllers, gift cards, games and whatever else you know he will love.

The awesome tags you see in the image below are all available for download at thedatingdivas.com. And if you’re looking to make this for your dad, don’t worry, they have dad friendly printables for this too!

Found from thedatingdivas.com

4. Coca-cola & Hot Chocolate Gift Basket

Okay, this one is more Christmas themed, but you could probably do something similar for other occasions too by tweaking the color scheme a bit.

Found from andersruff.com

5. BBQ Lover’s Gift Basket

If you have a man in your love who loves to BBQ, this would make a great gift.

Give him all the BBQ essentials he would need to be the ultimate BBQ master.

Found from jacquelynclark.com

6. Lumberjack Gift Basket

Head over to ohhappyday.com to get all these adorable lumberjack labels as free printables.

Found from ohhappyday.com

7. The Handyman Basket

This gift basket is perfect as a housewarming gift for someone who just moved into a new place, or for the guy that is always busy with some kind of project around the house.

Also, ladies, if there’s something you want your guy to fix, this could also be a funny hint/nudge to inform him of the matter!

Found from justmakestuff.com

8. Candy Pop Bottle Gift Set

Get your guy a sweet six pack he’ll love. If he loves sweets that is.

Again, this one is Christmas themed but could easily be changed for any occasion, just play around with the sweets and colors.

Found from lilluna.com

9. For the Grilling Lover

Another one for the BBQ lover.

Fill your grilling gift caddy with all the BBQing essentials your man could need.

Found from anightowlblog.com

10. Gourmet Coffee Lover Gift Set

This gourmet coffee gift set is perfect for Father’s day or as a groomsmen gift, or for any stylish coffee lover in your life.

There are also some free Father’s day and groomsmen postcard printables available over at the site.

Found from ruffledblog.com

11. DIY Bar Kit

For the cocktail lover in your life, you can assemble this basket full of cocktailing necessities, complete with a shaker, decanter, coasters and some snacks.

Found from stylemepretty.com

12. For The Likely Host

This would make a great gift for the host of a dinner party if you don’t want to show up empty handed.

You can fill the basket with delicious bread, cheese, wine and other treats that you know would be welcome at the dinner party.

Found from eatsleepwear.com

13. Hot Cocoa Gift Basket

What better way to ward off the winter cold and warm up than a cup of decadent hot chocolate?

If you have a guy in your life who loves a warm cup of hot chocolate, fill up a basket full of hot essentials. Include everything needed to make the ultimate hot chocolate. Think hot chocolate mix, marshmallows, chocolate syrup or chocolate pieces, stir sticks, cups etc.

Found from thetomkatstudio.com

14. Coffee Lover’s Gift Basket

Another idea for a coffee themed gift basket, cause who doesn’t love coffee? (Ha! Actually, I don’t drink coffee… but your man probably does right?)

Fill it up with everything he needs for the perfect morning coffee!

Found from thetomkatstudio.com

15. For the Baseball Lovers

Got a baseball lover in your life? Then he’ll love this gift basket full of baseball goodies. Find out who his favorite team is and fill it up with team merchandise.

You can also create something similar for other sports as well.

Found from todayseverymom.com

16. Commuter’s Gift Basket

If your guy has a long commute to and from work each day, why not give him gift to make the commute a little less frustrating?

Fill it with anything you can think of that would make his commute a bit better. Think of snacks, a water bottle perhaps, backup phone charger, gift cards for music or audio books he could listen to in the car, car air fresheners, etc.

Found from myfrugaladventures.com

17. Spiked Movie Night Gift Basket

Planning a movie night with your guy? Surprise him with this basket full of treats and drinks to enjoy while watching the movie.

You could also include movie tickets or gift cards to buy movies.

Found from ithinkwecouldbefriends.com

18. Snow Survival Kit

If you’re having lots of snow days or know that it’s coming up, a snow day survival gift basket would be a very thoughtful gift.

You can fill it up with all kinds of things you think would be helpful or fun for spending a day stuck at home due to snow.

The pretty labels are also available for download for free!

Found from thediymommy.com

19. Root Deer Float Kit

Yes you read that correctly, this is a root deer – not beer – float kit. You add your ice cream and root beer to your mug. And then you add 2 candy canes for antlers and a cherry for a nose to create your Rudolph deer float. Check out the website below for a picture of what it looks like.

This is a fun and easy to put together gift basket and kids will also love this.

Found from thirtyhandmadedays.com

20. Cooking Themed Gift Basket

If you have a man in your life who loves to cook (lucky you!) or want to learn how to cook, this would make a great gift.

Fill a basket full of cooking essentials, complete with a cookbook and ingredients for one of the recipes. You could also include gift vouchers to a local or online cooking class.

Found from unexpectedelegance.com

You can find a lot more gift ideas on my Gift Ideas and DIY Christmas Gift Ideas boards on Pinterest.

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November 2, 2020
10 Easy Beginner Sewing Projects That You Can Make And Sell Today

Sewing can be a very lucrative hobby. There are tons of sewing crafts that you can easily make and sell online. And if you’re only just starting sewing as a hobby, don’t worry, there are also great beginner sewing projects that you can try your hand at!

When you’re new to sewing, it can be a bit intimidating. You might not really know where to start or what project to try first. And with so many options, it can start feeling a little overwhelming.

Easy Beginner Sewing Projects

If you’ve wanted to try your hand at sewing but had no idea where to start (like me), the internet can be a lifesaver. That’s why I’ve rounded up some of my favorite beginner sewing projects that you can try today.

I’ve picked them all based on how easy they are to make and how detailed the instructions are. And of course, I only considered projects that I found useful or cute.

Make them and sell them online, keep them for yourself or give them away as gifts, whatever you want to do with them! Either way, you’ll have some fun and get to practice your sewing skills.

For the full instructions on how to make any these sewing crafts, please click on the link below each image.

Oh, and if you happen to make any of these, please let me know how they turned out, I’d love to know!

1. Keychain Chapstick Holder

I’m starting off the list with something small that’s also quick and easy to make.

This adorable chapstick holder keychain will only take you about 5 minutes to make.

If you’re just starting out with sewing, this is perfect to make as your first sewing project.

Found from Crazy Little Projects

2. Quilted Circle Coasters

These quilted circle coasters are perfect to brighten up any table with a pop of color.

They also make adorable gifts for any occasion and you can make them in under an hour.

Found from Craft Foxes

3. Mix-n-Match Felt Monsters

This one is a sewing craft you can make together with kids if you want to.

You can have fun creating your own unique monsters or use the monster patterns provided to make the monsters in the pictures.

You can also make miniature versions of these and use them to make cute monster keychains!

Found from It’s Always Autumn

4. 5-Minute Gift Bags

Another quick sewing craft for you to try.

Instead of buying paper bags to put your gifts in, try one of these adorable fabric gift bags.

They’re so much cuter and will add a more personal touch to your gift.

Found from Loganberry Handmade

5. Laptop Sleeve

Anyone who owns a laptop will love this laptop sleeve.

It’s so easy to make and you can easily customize it and add your own unique touch to it. Get creative and make it stand out from any other laptop sleeve.

Found from Crazy Little Projects

6. Circle Zip Earbud Pouch

I just love this cute little zip pouch!

If you’re someone who constantly have your earbuds with you, you will love this little pouch. You can roll them up and store them safely in this circle pouch without them getting tangled up.

Found from Erin Erickson

7. Pineapple Drawstring Backpack

How cute is this pineapple backpack guys?!

It’s still easy enough for a beginner to make, and you can make this is any size you want. Would be a great gift for any little one in your life.

Found from Make It Love It

8. DIY Ipad Case

I made a case similar to this one but for my Kindle. I was looking for a case but everything seemed so overpriced, that I eventually ended up making one myself.

This one is really easy to make, and you don’t have to stick to making it for an iPad. Make one for your laptop, iPad, phone, Kindle and whatever else you want!

Found from Oh So Lovely Vintage

9. Easy Tote Bag

If you’ve ever wanted to sew your own bag but thought it would be too difficult, this one is a good one to start with.

It’s super simple and easy cause it’s all straight lines.

And with a pretty pattern like this one, you’ll make yourself a really adorable bag.

Found from Crazy Little Projects

10. Fabric Doorstop

This fabric doorstop is another easy project to make with mostly straight lines to sew.

You can get creative and make this with different fabrics and colors to suit any door and style.

Found from Seams And Scissors

When you’re just starting out with sewing, it can be a bit intimidating.

But trust me, once you start to get the hang of sewing, it can actually be quite fun to do! Not to mention you feel so proud and happy once you’ve made something yourself.

These beginner sewing projects are perfect to get started with sewing crafts.

And best of all, if you wanted to sells these items, you could. There are already many people selling simple sewing crafts online on sites such as Etsy.

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If you enjoyed this list of beginner sewing projects and want to get back to it later, please pin it to your sewing or DIY board on Pinterest!

March 25, 2020
14 Irresistible Keto Valentines Day Treats Perfect For Sharing
If you’re following the ketogenic diet but still want to celebrate Valentine’s Day with a little sweetness, here are yummy keto Valentines day treats you can make. They’re bite sized and perfect for sharing with your partner or loved ones.

14 Low Carb Keto Valentines Day Treats

To view the full recipe, please click the link below the image of the recipe you would like to see. Enjoy!

1. Lemon Poppy Seed Cake

A deliciously moist cake that’s filled with poppy seeds and the faint aroma of lemon.

Found from ruled.me

2. McKeto Strawberry Milkshake

A lovely pink milkshake that’s perfect for Valentines day!

It’s based from heavy cream and coconut milk. It’s thick, creamy, and packed full of that strawberry flavor that I’ve come to know and love with milkshakes. This one is very fast to create!

Found from ruled.me

3. Chocolate Fat Bomb with Macadamia and Sea Salt

This keto chocolates recipe is a godsend with Valentine’s day just around the corner. A chocolatey treat without the carbs!

Found from ketogasm.com

4. Keto Red Velvet Cake

An easy-to-make gluten free and sugar free red velvet cake that’s made from scratch.

It’s made with low carb flours and topped with a keto friendly cream cheese frosting.

Found from recommended.tips

5. Keto Chocolate Hazelnut Tarts

Chocolate and hazelnuts were made to go together and these Chocolate Hazelnut Tarts are the perfect pairing!

Share one with your sweetheart this Valentine’s Day for a delicious and decadent dessert!

Found from thismomsmenu.com

6. Vanilla Donuts With Toasted Coconut Glaze

These Vanilla Donuts with Toasted Coconut Glaze donuts are buttery and delicate and have a delicious almond taste from the almond flour and then also a strong coconut taste from the toasted coconut glaze.

Found from joyfilledeats.com

7. Low Carb Chocolate Cupcake Recipe

The most delicious low carb chocolate cupcake recipe you can imagine. Moist and chocolatey and not compromised.

Found from spinachtiger.com

8. Red Velvet Doughnuts

These donuts end up being extremely moist.

A crunchy outside with a pudding-like texture on the inside (think ice cream and cake mixed together).

The chocolate and vanilla flavors really come though, and the coconut finishes everything off with a fantastic flavor.

Found from ruled.me

9. Keto Flourless Chocolate Cake

A dense flourless chocolate cake for those following a low carb keto diet. It’s a simple dessert that only requires five common ingredients.

Found from recommended.tips

10. Keto Coconut Raspberry Cupcakes

These coconut flour cupcakes are topped with a cream cheese and raspberry frosting. It will be a great hit with adults and kids alike!

Found from ketosizeme.com

11. Keto Low Carb Strawberry Cheesecake Cookies

These low carb cookies are pretty amazing, even if you aren’t dieting. I mean there isn’t anything wrong with eating a bit healthier now and then.

Found from theclassychapter.com

12. Mini German Chocolate Cake

This mini German Chocolate Cake recipe is sure to please.

Delicious keto chocolate cake with sugar-free German Chocolate Frosting, in just the right size for sharing. Built-in portion control!

Found from alldayidreamaboutfood.com

13. Raspberry Chocolate Tart

This decadent no bake chocolate tart is all sugar free, dairy free and low carb! It can also easily be paleo!

Found from mypcoskitchen.com

14. Valentines Day Almond Flour Cupcakes

Low carb cupcakes especially baked for Valentine’s Day. Baked with almond flour and deliciously light.

Romance your loved one with a cupcake or two! Or if you are single, make a batch, settle down with a good film and scoff the lot!

Found from divaliciousrecipes.com

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February 2, 2020
25 DIY Valentines Mason Jar Gifts That Everyone Will Fall In Love With
Valentine’s Day is the day to show your loved ones how much you love them. And what better way to show your appreciation than with a gift you made yourself? These adorable DIY Valentines mason jar gifts can be the perfect gift for your loved ones. It shows you put the time and effort into making something specially for them.

25 Easy DIY Valentines Mason Jar Gifts You Have To Make

Now I’m a firm believer that you don’t have to be in a relationship to celebrate Valentine’s Day.

Whether you’re single or not, you can still celebrate Valentine’s Day with family and friends.

And these cute DIY Valentines mason jar gifts will make anyone smile!

1. XO See Through Mason Jar

For this project the author used a wide mouth quart jar and filled it with candy. But since this jar is a little bit bigger you could add a small gift or other items besides candy.

Plus, there are some really cute FREE printables that go along with this jar, you can check it out at the link below!

Found from Hawthorne And Main

2. Popping in Mason Jar

I love this gift idea because it’s so inexpensive and it makes a great gift for someone who either loves popcorn or for families.

Super easy and simple, but still a great gift idea!

Found from Home Cooking Memories

3. Layered Candy Mason Jar

I love the layered candy look–so fun!

These are perfect for teachers, friends, neighbors, ladies you visit each month, and more! They are simple to put together, but so adorable.

Found from Simply Kierste

4. Coffee Beans in a Jar Gift

These Coffee Beans Gift Jars are the perfect gift for coffee lovers. Anyone who drinks coffee will love this gift!

There’s also some cute free printables you can check out!

Found from The Casual Craftlete

5. Always Sweet Mason Jar

Learn how to make this adorable heart banner and ribbon to decorate your mason jar gift.

Found from Silke Ledlow

6. Cocktail in a Jar

Have someone in your life who enjoys a good cocktail? Why not make them this cute personalized cocktail in a jar gift?

Found from Something Turquoise

7. Heart Mason Jar

Found from The 36th Avenue

8. S’mores Valentines Mason Jar

Found from A Night Owl Blog

9. Hugs and Kisses Mason Jar

Found from The Happier Homemaker

10. Red Hots Valentine’s Candy Gift in a Jar

Found from The Frugal Girls

11. Donut Forget Me Mason Jar

Found from The 36th Avenue

12. Jar of Hearts

Found from Polkadot Chair

13. Snack Jars With a Note

Found from Love Jessica Anne

14. Valentine Chalkboard Mason Jars

Found from Plaid Online

15. Valentine S’mores in a Jar

Found from Home Cooking Memories

16. Candy Corn Mason Jar Gift

Found from Shaken Together Life

17. Lemon Drop Valentines Mason Jar Gift

Found from Shaken Together Life

18. Valentines Day Teacher DIY Gift

Found from Hello Life Online

19. Love You To Pieces in a Jar

Found from A Pumpkin And A Princess

20. Notes in a Jar

Perfect as a last minute gift – simply fill a mason jar with notes from the heart.

Found from At The Picket Fence

21. Strawberry Sugar Scrub Mason Jar

Found from The Gunny Sack

22. Sweetheart Soda Pop

Found from I Heart Nap Time

23. Red Velvet in a Jar

Found from Sugar Hero

24. Cranberry White Chocolate Oatmeal Cookie in a Jar Recipe

If you’re looking to give a special gift that shows you took the time to make something yourself and also gives the recipient something they can actually use and enjoy, these Cranberry White Chocolate Oatmeal Cookie in a Jar are just the thing!

Found from Thrifty Jinxy

25. Glittered Heart Mason Jar Tumblers

Found from Addicted 2 DIY

Making gifts for your loved ones can be really fun and you get to show off your skill! It also shows them how much thought and effort you put into making something specially for them.

These cute Valentine’s mason jar gifts couldn’t be more perfect to give to your loved ones. If you do happen to make one of these, be sure to let me know how they turned out for you, I’d love to know!

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January 26, 2020
40 Tasty and Fun Christmas Cookies Recipes You Have To Make
If you’re looking for some fun and tasty Christmas cookies recipes to make this holiday season, you’ve come to the right place. Below I’ve rounded up some of my favorite Christmas cookies that won’t take ages to make and that still taste amazing.

Your holiday cookie plate just won’t be complete without some festive Christmas cookies, so why not try making some of these yummy Christmas cookies recipes this year? They’ll be a hit at any holiday party!

40 Yummy Christmas Cookies Recipes To Try

Enjoy these tasty Christmas cookies recipes – to view the full recipe please click on the link of the respective numbers.

1. Gingerbread Snowflakes

These gingerbread snowflakes are easy and delicious. You’ll love the simple royal icing recipe, too!

They’re perfect for gift giving and cookie exchanges.

Found from burlapandblue.com

2. Eggnog Cookies

This Eggnog Cookies recipe resembles the taste of cinnamon buns, with a hint of eggnog to jazz it up a little. Also perfect for a holiday cookie exchange.

Found from myorganizedchaos.net

3. No Bake Chocolate Candy Cookies

No need to heat up the oven, these No Bake Chocolate Candy Cookies come together in minutes, and are so delicious.

Just a few simple ingredients, and you have amazing little candy cookies of deliciousness.

Found from lifecurrentsblog.com

4. Star-Shaped Jam Cookies

You can be the star of the party or baking exchange with these Star-Shaped Jam Cookies. Not only are they so festive to make as a holiday treat, but they are also relatively easy to make as well.

Found from myorganizedchaos.net

5. White Chocolate Dipped Gingersnap Cookies

These White Chocolate Dipped Gingersnap Cookies are soft and chewy on the inside, while crisp on the outside.

Filled with cozy spices and topped with creamy white chocolate, these cookies will be the hit of the holiday dessert table!

Found from pumpkinnspice.com

6. Peppermint Mocha Candy Cookies

Put a festive twist on your usual no bake cookies. With only 5 minutes worth of work, these are definitely worth a try!

Found from lifecurrentsblog.com

7. Polar Bear Paw Print Cookies

These super adorable and easy to make Polar Bear Paw Print Cookies will be a hit at any cookie party, cookie exchange, or winter holiday gathering

Found from lifecurrentsblog.com

8. Candy Cane Oreo Balls

These are the best Christmas candy cane oreo balls!!

Make candy cane shaped oreo balls using a cookie cutter or shape them by hand! Candy cane oreo truffles are the best no bake holiday treat!

Found from thefirstyearblog.com

9. Chocolate Covered Peanut Butter Buckeyes

These chocolate covered peanut butter balls are dangerously addictive. They’re easy to make and even easier to eat!

Found from lifemadesimplebakes.com

10. Stained Glass Cookies

Stained Glass Cookies are sure to impress people of all ages! These crisp buttery cookies are cut into festive shapes and filled with hard candies, then they’re baked and the candy melts into an even layer for a beautiful stained glass effect.

Found from cookingclassy.com

11. Peppermint Snowcap Meringue

These Peppermint Snowcap Meringue cookies are crunchy, airy, super light, and dipped in chocolate and crushed peppermint candies, making them a favorite at the holidays.

Found from bellyfull.net

12. Chocolate Dipped Fluffernutter Ritz Cookies

These four ingredient Chocolate Dipped Fluffernutter Ritz Cookies are the perfect easy party bite!

If you have kids, get them to help make these. It’s super easy to make and a fun activity for the little ones.

Found from neighborfoodblog.com

13. Iced Christmas Sugar Cookies

Create your own Christmas designs on sugar cookies by pulling a toothpick through coloured icing.

Found from themondaybox.com

14. Bourbon Gingerbread Truffles

Boring gingersnap cookies not doing it for you? Then turn those cookies into delicious bite sized Bourbon Gingerbread Truffles that taste absolutely divine.

Perfect for gift-giving, to serve with coffee or just to snack on.

Found from theflavorbender.com

15. Ugly Christmas Sweater Cut-Out Sugar Cookies

Sugar Cookies with Royal Icing decorated to look like ugly Christmas sweaters!

There are so many different tacky sweaters you could do. Make up your own and let your creative juices flow!

Found from momlovesbaking.com

16. No Bake Melting Snowman Cookies

These No Bake Melting Snowman Cookies make a cute and simple treat or activity for kids. Kids can help decorate these snowmen along with frosting the cookies.

Additionally, this would make a great edible gift packed in a cookie box!

Found from thisolemom.com

17. Peppermint Oreo Bites

Oreo Bites. They’re a joyful, messy treat, that takes no more than an hour to an hour and a half to make (including the chill time), and don’t require the use of an oven!

Found from willcookforsmiles.com

18. Oatmeal Rolled Sugar Cookies

These Oatmeal Rolled Sugar Cookies are an old-fashioned cut-out sugar cookie recipe with a chewy twist thanks to the addition of rolled oats and almond extract.

They’re super tasty and frosted with buttercream frosting and topped with colorful sprinkles!

Found from houseofnasheats.com

19. Chocolate Shortbread Cookies

Chocolate Shortbread Cookies don’t last long on a cookie tray. The ultra chocolaty flavor makes these melt in your mouth cookies an instant favorite.

They are a great cookie to make ahead, give as gifts, or mail in a care package!

Found from themondaybox.com

20. Christmas Pinwheel Cookies

Pinwheel cookies are a beautiful edible work of art. Easy to make, pleasing to the eyes and to the palate. These Christmas Pinwheel Cookies promises to delight anyone that comes across it.

Found from mydiasporakitchen.com

21. Christmas Gingerbread Bites

These Christmas Gingerbread Bites is an excellent choice to make for the holidays.

And, nothing makes the home feel more like Christmas then the sweet and spicy aroma of gingerbread baking in the oven.

Found from thisolemom.com

22. No Bake Christmas Tree Cookies

These festive cookies are a Christmasy twist on a favorite family recipe. They are no-bake and sure to put a smile on your face!

Found from cookingwithcarlee.com

23. Soft Frosted Holiday Sprinkles Cookies

Who can resist sprinkles cookies around the holidays?

The cookies are easy and there’s no rolling or cutting out involved. Major timesavers which is so nice when we’re all so busy around the holidays

Found from averiecooks.com

24. White Chocolate Dipped Ginger Cookies

These White Chocolate Dipped Ginger Cookies are the best ginger cookies around! They’ll quickly become a new favorite holiday cookie!

Found from cookingclassy.com

25. Candy Cane Kiss Cookies

These little morsels are so addicting and they’re the perfect little bit of peppermint and chocolate that melts in your mouth.

Found from hotbeautyhealth.com

26. Gluten-Free Rum Balls

These easy rum balls are vegan, gluten-free, and make a fun little no-bake treat that’s perfect for the holidays.

Found from saltandlavender.com

27. Funfetti Shortbread Bites

Funfetti Shortbread Bites are a must try Christmas cookie! Buttery shortbread is dotted with sprinkles, cut into tiny squares then baked until perfect crisp and delicious. These are perfect for gifting and parties, people of all ages love them!

Found from cookingclassy.com

28. Eggnog Cookies

If you love snickerdoodles and you love eggnog, wait until you try these incredible eggnog cookies!

Packed full off eggnog flavor, but with the delicious simplicity of snickerdoodles, these eggnog cookies need to make their way onto your holiday baking list!

Found from lovefromtheoven.com

29. Christmas Donut Cookies

Try this easy to make Christmas Donut Cookies recipe!

Each sugar cookie is decorated with icing and sprinkles to look like a donut. If you’re looking for the cutest homemade Christmas cookie recipe – this is it!

Found from brooklynfarmgirl.com

30. Cranberry Orange Swirl Cookies

Cranberry Orange Swirl Cookies are pure deliciousness! This is a sugar cookie dough with added orange peel and a fresh cranberry and orange filling!

Found from beyondthechickencoop.com

31. Gingerbread Whoopie Pies

Super soft, sweet and spicy, cake-like gingerbread whoopie pies, made with fresh ginger, sandwich a sweet marshmallow and cream cheese filling. Fantastic for Christmas baking!

Found from sweetteaandthyme.com

32. No Bake Mint Chocolate Creme de Menthe Bars

If you’re looking for something quick and easy to whip up for Christmas, this is the recipe for you!

The combination of textures, the rich flavors… everything is just right about this vintage recipe.

Found from tikkido.com

33. Peanut Butter Snowballs

Peanut Butter Snowballs, a creamy treat dipped in white chocolate!

No-baking required and just four ingredients are needed to make these. An easy treat to make with kids!

Found from thefoodieaffair.com

34. No-bake Chocolate Covered Ritz Cracker Cookies

Ritz Cracker Cookies are a timeless, effortless, crazy delicious sweet and salty treat that are a must for tailgating, birthday parties, cookie exchanges, and holidays.

Found from bellyfull.net

35. Peppermint Hot Chocolate Cookies

These Peppermint Hot Chocolate Cookies bake up soft, thick and taste just like hot chocolate.

The tops are frosted with dark chocolate and then topped with crushed candy canes. These cookies are perfect to enjoy all season long!

Found from pumpkinnspice.com

36. Soft Gingerbread Cookies

If you need an easy recipe for chewy and soft gingerbread cookies from scratch, you’ve come to the right place!

Found from savorynothings.com

37. Ice Box Raspberry Chocolate Chip Cheesecake Cookies

This dessert is easy to switch up based on your personal preferences. If you’re looking for an easy no bake cookie dessert, give this one a try.

Found from themerchantbaker.com

38. Chocolate Chip Christmas Cookies

Looking for a holiday cookie recipe that everyone will love? Make a batch of these chocolate chip Christmas cookies, they’re easy to make and sure to be a hit!

Found from burlapandblue.com

39. Christmas Chocolate Shortbread

This Christmas chocolate shortbread is a delicious layer of buttery and crumbly chocolate shortbread topped with a thick layer of chocolate and decorated with crushed candy canes, marshmallows and gingerbread man sprinkles.

Perfect for Holiday baking!

Found from bakingqueen74.co.uk

40. Baileys Chocolate Truffles

These Baileys chocolate truffles take a step back, and keep things simple, on texture and flavour. But on the treat scale they’re right up there but they are very simple to make with only 5 ingredients needs.

Found from 2aussietravellers.com

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December 1, 2019
18 Handmade DIY Gifts For Mom That She Will Adore
Spoil your mom for Mother’s day or her birthday (or whatever the occasion) with one of these adorable DIY gifts for mom. Because what gift can be more meaningful than one you made yourself?

Whether you don’t know what to get your mom as a gift, or you simply feel that a store bought gift isn’t enough, you cannot go wrong with a handmade gift. They’re much more personal because you actually have to spend time thinking about and making the gift. It’s not something you can just quickly pick up from the shop.

Since Mother’s day is coming up, I started looking for DIY gift ideas and decided to compile some of my favorite gift ideas into a post. I’m not sure which one I’ll be making yet, but hopefully this can help you out too! Let me know if you’ve got some other great ideas of what would be awesome gifts for moms.

18 Handmade DIY Gifts For Mom

To view the full tutorial or guide for any of these gifts, please follow the link below the specific image. Hope you enjoy making these!

1. Passion Tea Sugar Scrub

Treat Mom to this sweet-smelling citrus and passion fruit spa treatment. She’ll instantly feel like she’s on a mini tropical vacation.

Found from apumpkinandaprincess.com

2. Tiny Photo Magnets

You know how moms love old photos. Why not go through some of your childhood photos and pick a few favorites to turn into these adorable magnets?

Found from sundaesins.blogspot.com

3. DIY Gemstone Soaps

Yep, these beautiful gemstones and crystals are actually soaps! They are ridiculously fun to create and make for impressive gifts.

And if you’re looking for more soap gift ideas, I’ve got this great post about adorable homemade soap you can make.

Found from honestlywtf.com

4. Cozy Arm Knit A Blanket

Who doesn’t love a cozy blanket? Now you can knit a blanket for your mom in just 45 minutes using your arms as the needles!

Found from simplymaggie.com

5. Simple DIY Mother’s Day Planter Gift

If your mom loves plants, this is a simple but cute gift for her. Just download and print the label of your choice, wrap it around a container then plant your mom’s favorite plant in it. Simple, green, and perfect for Mother’s day!

Found from sarahhearts.com

6. Easy Cork Trivets

For the moms who love entertaining and impressing her guests, these cute trivets could be just what she needs.

Found from designsponge.com

7. Cozy Slippers Gift Idea

A cute and easy gift for your mom that you can make last minute. All you need is some cute cozy slippers and then some of her favorite treats. Simple, practical and adorable!

Found from prettyprovidence.com

8. Child’s Handprint Clay Jewelry Dish

Create a keepsake hand print jewelry dish out of clay using your hand. They’re easy to make and are a darling gift idea to keep in mind for Mother’s Day. These sweet little dishes are guaranteed to melt any Mom or Grandma’s heart.

Found from simpleasthatblog.com

9. Homemade Lavender Milk Bath

Treat your mom to the rest and relaxation she deserves with this DIY luxurious milk cleanser.

The powdered milk moisturized skin while the lavender gives off the most calming scent, creating the ultimate bath experience.substitutes.

Found from myfrugaladventures.com

10. Pretty Chocolate Bark for Mother’s Day

Edible flowers and glitter, white chocolate pearls, and pastel-dyed white chocolate all make an appearance in this gorgeous bark.

Make a batch to give to mom, or if you’re a mother make some for yourself because you deserve it.

Found from goodhousekeeping.com

11. Pounded Flower Tote Bag

Did you know that you can dye fabric by pounding flowers? This unique flower tote bag makes a perfect Mother’s Day gift – and the kids will love creating it!

Found from diycandy.com

12. Pressed Flower Art

If you want to give your mom flowers but don’t want to opt for the usual bouquet, why not try your hand at this cute piece made of pressed flowers?

Found from lilyardor.com

13. Lavender Sachets

Lavender sachets make excellent handmade gifts!

They can be made to match anyone’s style from modern to vintage, and they are the perfect way to use up small fabric scraps. Not to mention they smell amazing!

Found from kimberlylayton.com

14. Marbled Clay Ring Dish

If your mom has a lot of jewelry lying around, why not make her some of these cute clay ring dishes? There’s a video tutorial included so you can see how easy it is to make these.

Found from abeautifulmess.com

15. Personalized Cheese Tray

How adorable is this personalized cheese tray!? A fun way to present this awesome gift to your mom is to serve her breakfast in bed.

Found from brit.co

16. DIY Gilded Photo Ornaments

Keep old memories alive with these cute photo ornaments. And these aren’t necessarily for Christmas, leave them hanging from Mom’s nightstand drawer or on empty coat hooks.

Found from thesweetestoccasion.com

17. DIY Balsa Wood Planters

These little succulent planters are so easy and the perfect little spring DIY to add some color to your mom’s home decor.

Found from brepurposed.porch.com

18. DIY Marbled Mugs With Nail Polish

Did you know you can make cool marbled mugs with nail polish? It’s easy and you can have gorgeous gifts in minutes. These DIY nail polish mugs cost LESS than a dollar each!

Found from diycandy.com

Looking for more gift ideas? Then you will love these (I know some of them are seasonal, but you can definitely customize them for any occasion):
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April 25, 2019
30 Mason Jar Gift Ideas For Christmas That People Will Actually Love
Buying Christmas gifts for family and friends doesn’t have to be expensive or stressful. Instead, I’m of the opinion that gifting should be a fun and exciting process. Nevertheless, I know some of you might be unsure of what gifts to get for some people in your lives. Maybe you just don’t know them too well and you’re not really sure what they’d like. Or perhaps this person already has everything you can think of and you’re just out of ideas. That’s why I’ve rounded up 30 amazing DIY mason jar gift ideas for Christmas that your family and friends will definitely love!

Mason Jar Gift Ideas For Christmas

I love the idea of giving a gift in a mason jar because it’s more personal since you’ve taken the time to make it yourself.

It also looks really cute, and there’s a wide variety of creative mason jar gift ideas for Christmas available online to draw inspiration from.

It’s also inexpensive to make and won’t cost you all that much except some time to put something together. I know I’ll definitely be making some of these for my family and friends this year!

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1. Brownie Mix in a Jar

Homemade Christmas presents are always appreciated, especially ones that taste good! This idea can be used with whichever recipe you like!

Found from CallMeCupcake

2. Caramel Apple in a Jar

This caramel apple in a jar is perfect for fall! It can be given as a gift in a jar, but the best part is that that caramel apple can be made in the jar!

Found from TheGunnySack

3. Cupcake in a Jar

Cover with lids and package however you like! It will be heartbreaking to eat, as it is so pretty, but it is so yummy!

Found from MyCakies

4. Gingerbread Sugar Scrub

This easy gingerbread sugar scrub is made with only 3 ingredients, smells amazing and makes a lovely handmade gift idea!

Found from APumpkinAndAPrincess

5. Pancake Mix in a Jar

Be sure to include the instructions for making pancakes with the mix when giving the jars as gifts (found at the link below).

Found from GoodLifeEats

6. Cleans Up Well

I’ve always wondered about making a mason jar for the guys but wasn’t sure if that would be something a guy would like, but this one is sure to impress!

Found from TheGunnySack

7. DIY Beginner Sewing Kit

If you’ve got crafty friends to buy for this Christmas this might be just what you’re looking for.

Found from PolkadotChair

8. Tea Lover’s Gift in a Jar

I have quite a number of tea lovers in my life, and this gift would be perfect for them.

If you also have family and friends that love tea, why not make a cute tea time mason jar set for them?

Found from TheGunnySack

9. M&Ms Cookie Mix in a Jar

A Mason jar filled with pre-measured dry ingredients for M&M cookies. Give the jar as a gift, and all the recipient has to do is add the wet ingredients and bake.

Found from CelebratingSweets

10. Vegetarian Bean Soup Mix in a Jar

These soup-in-a-jar kits not only look absolutely beautiful (pretty beans!) but they are also super healthy, vegetarian and totally delicious.

With a little bit of pretty fabric on top, a nice ribbon and a label (which you can download for free at the link below)—they package up to be an absolutely adorable holiday gift that I’m sure a lot of folks on your list would be super happy to receive.

Found from Wholefully

11. Pretzel Snowman

Yes! This is even cuter in person. I couldn’t get over it! My jar is still sitting in my pantry waiting to be filled again this year!

Found from TheWeatheredPalate

12. Kisses in a Jar

This is such a fun and easy gift idea for the ones you love.

Found from IHeartNapTime

13. Snow Slime in a Jar

Mason jars make great containers for snow slime and they are cute!

Found from NoTimeForFlashCards

14. Loves to Draw

This one is perfect for kids or anyone who frequently uses markers.

Found from TheGunnySack

15. Unicorn Spa in a Jar

This Unicorn Spa Jar is for the girly girls is your life who love all things sparkly and colorful. They can use the fun gift in a jar to have a spa day.

Found from TheGunnySack

16. Peppermint Bath Salts

These DIY Peppermint Bath Salts are layered red and white peppermint essential oil infused bath salts.

Found from APumpkinAndAPrincess

17. Reindeer Noses

These are perfect for anyone who loves chocolate!

Found from TheHankfulHouse

18. S’mores Mason Jar Gift

Toss all your ingredients into a bowl and mix ’em up! That easy. Then fill up some mason jars with your holiday s’mores snack mix and you’re golden!

Found from ANightOwlBlog

19. Mason Jar Candles

Pressed herb candles are a unique way to preserve the beauty of the garden. Rosemary looks great in these candles, but you can also use herbs like thyme or lavender that are readily available in the garden, grocery store, or garden center.

Found from GardenTherapy

20. Santa Mason Jar

This Santa Mason Jar would make a great teacher or neighbor gift!

Found from PolkadotChair

21. Caramel Corn

Just toss in some of our favorite Caramel Corn into these adorable jars and wrapped them in fun plaid ribbon!

Found from ANightOwlBlog

22. Homemade Mulling Spice

Why pay for the little bags or jars of mulling spices when you can make them yourself?

Found from HelloGlow

23. Paper Flower Mason Jar

Here the author took a plain Mason Jar and dressed it up a bit by adding an easy to make paper flower! She filled it with jelly beans but you could use any candy that you like. It makes an easy gift for neighbor, friend or teacher!

Found from PolkadotChair

24. Dried Fruit and Nut Potpourri

The potpourri you buy at the store often has very artificial scents that can be overpowering, to put it mildly. Making it yourself is fun, and you can really customize it, using elements from your yard or garden.

Found from HelloGlow

25. Spa in a Jar

A Spa In A Jar could be given for many occasions besides Valentine’s Day! If you are making this for a date, be sure to make two jars so that you can each use all the treatments!

Found from TheGunnySack

26. Flower Garden in a Jar

I mean, who doesn’t like a gift in a mason jar, right? It’s the perfect gift to all your garden and flower loving friends or family members.

Found from NestOfPosies

27. Cookies in a Jar

Simply decorate round gingerbread cookies then packaged them up in mason jars. The author used a doily for the top and some bakers twine.

Found from PolkadotChair

28. Mason Jar Succulents

LOVE how low maintenance these are = no draining necessary, yay!

Found from LollyJane

29. Bar in a Jar

The best part of making gifts in jars is that it usually goes together super quickly. This minibar in a jar idea definitely follows suit – in just a few minutes you can create a gift for those who enjoy the occasional drink.

You could even create a themed minibar in a jar if you wanted to match your wedding or event.

Found from TheShabbyCreekCottage

30. Jelly Jar

In a season deluged with sweet treats of every kind (treats I love and give too!) a gift as fresh and wholesome as homemade bread and jelly is always appreciated.

Found from MakeItDo

Now if you’re looking for some mason jars to try some of these ideas out, I’ve looked around on Amazon and list the best ones I could find below:
- Normal Mason Jar with tin lid (no handles): View it here on Amazon
- Mason Jar Mug with tin lid (with handle): View it here on Amazon (These ones are super cute and come with vintage brown tags and chalkboard labels)
Hope you found some inspiration from these easy DIY Mason Jar gift ideas for Christmas! They make great inexpensive but personalized gifts and I’m sure your friends and family will love all of them.

If you have any questions or comments, please leave them below, I’d be happy to hear from you!

Related posts you might love: Quick & Easy DIY Christmas Ornaments and 16 Amazing Eggnog Desserts Recipes

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November 14, 2018
15 Cute And Expensive Looking DIY Gifts You Have To Make

Since Mother’s day is coming up, I’ve been thinking about what gift I could give to my mom (even though she says she doesn’t need anything).

I always feel like I’m really bad with gifts since I struggle to pick something. But after thinking about it, I’ve decided to make something this year instead. So naturally, I ended up searching online for easy DIY gifts I could make.

DIY Gifts That Everyone Will Love

Now, these gifts aren’t specifically for Mother’s day though, you could make them for someone’s birthday, as a housewarming gift, or any other occasion. You get the idea.

What I really love about DIY gifts is that they are so much more personal and special because you make them yourself. And the ones I found for you below are all really cute and useful too.

For the full instructions on how to make any of the DIY gifts listed below, please click on the link underneath each image.

1. Sharpie Dot DIY Flower Pots

Such a cool idea to write someone’s name on a flower pot in such a cute way. It makes it so much more personal!

You can also get creative and experiment with different colors or patterns.

Found from Cutesy Crafts

2. Rose Petal Bath Salts

These rose petal bath salts look so pretty in their glass jars.

I think this could be a really cool gift for a bridal shower or spa day with friends.

Found from Paper n Stitch Blog

3. DIY Sweater Mittens

If you have any old sweaters lying around that you aren’t using anymore, why not repurpose them and make these cute mittens?

Found from Feathering My Nest

4. Colorblock Cutting Boards

Instead of giving someone a plain wooden chopping board, why not add a pop of color to it? It’s a simple touch that makes it look very elegant.

Would make a great housewarming gift I think.

Found from Lovely Indeed

5. Arm Knit Chunky Blanket

Okay, I know this one might look like it would be too difficult to make, but it really isn’t.

And you don’t need any special knitting skills or tools to make this blanket, so why not give it a try?

The tutorial provides easy and clear step by step instructions that you can follow to make your own chunky knit blanket.

Found from Made Up Style

6. DIY Scented Room Spray

Everyone loves walking into a room that smells fresh and clean, so these scented room sprays will be a big hit with any homemaker.

You can create these using your favorite essential oils and scents.

The extra detail of putting dried flowers in the bottles also makes it more special.

Found from Design Lovefest

7. Vanilla Brown Sugar Scrub

This sugar scrub is really easy to make, you just add all the ingredients together.

Make it look cute and gift-worthy by putting it in a pretty jar or container.

Finish it off by adding a printed tag and some string.

Found from Suburban Simplicity

8. Spray Paint Marble Planters

These spray paint marble planters will all come out with their own unique design.

It could take a few tries to get it right though, so the author suggests that you try it with some paper cups first.

Found from Vintage Revivals

9. DIY Rope Basket

This basket was actually a cheap dollar store basket, can you believe it?

Adding the rope, some fabric and a bit of color make it look so much more expensive!

Found from Lydi Out Loud

10. Gilded Edge Agate Coasters

Instead of buying these coasters at an expensive price, you can make your own gilded edge agate coasters at about $8 each.

All you need is some round, flat agates and gilded paint.

Found from Making Lemonade Blog

11. Microwavable Hand Warmers

These hand warmers are pocket size, so you can keep them in your pockets to warm your hands. You could easily make larger ones too.

These would make great gifts for children or anyone who gets cold easily!

Found from Rae Ann Kelly

12. Wooden Slab Keyholder

If you know someone who’s always looking for their keys, this could be a useful gift.

Found from The Crafted Life

13. Galaxy Marble Coasters

These galaxy marble coasters have such a cool design each one you make will be unique.

You don’t have to stick to these colors though, you can experiment and make your own colored coasters.

Found from A Kailo Chic Life

14. Flower Throw Pillow

Turn a plain inexpensive throw pillow into one that makes a statement!

This could be perfect as a housewarming gift. Remember to consider the color of the person’s living room, you could make this in any color.

Found from West Elm

15. Easy DIY Pom-Pom Rug

This is one of my favorites. I love this fluffy and cozy pom-pom rug!

And I really like that you can choose your own wool and colors to make someone totally unique!

I’ll likely be making one of these for myself!

Found from Home Lover

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April 22, 2018
10 Homemade Soap Recipes That You Can Make Today

Making your own homemade soap is much easier than you think! And it’s a lot of fun too. In this post, I’ve rounded up some of my favorite homemade soap recipes so you can also try them out.

Making your own soap has lots of benefits and it can actually save you money depending on the soap you make.

You can also control what goes into your soap and thus avoid any ingredients that are harsh on the skin. Homemade soap is thus perfect for sensitive skin.

Homemade soap can also make a great gift for your loved ones. You can get really creative with the soap you make and can often turn it into something that looks like a piece of art.

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Homemade soap recipes anyone can make

Below I’ve compiled a list of some of my favorite homemade soap recipes. They are all unique with different sizes, shapes, and aromas.

Combine these beautiful soaps with the right packaging and you instantly have a unique and personalized gift.

1. Lavender Honey Lemon Soap

Found from Sisoo

This is one of the easiest soaps you can make as it uses a “melt and pour” base.

Using a melt and pour base is perfect for beginners. It’s basically a base that you can buy and you just have to melt it and add your desired scents, colors and textures to it to create your very own soap.

If you’re looking to buy a melt and pour soap base, I’d recommend this goat’s milk one from Amazon.

2. DIY Amethyst Soap Gems

Found from Mary Makes Good

These Amethyst soap gems are sure to be a hit with everyone! People will actually not believe they are really made of soap!

And don’t be worried that you won’t be able to make this. It’s actually very easy if you follow the tutorial.

It might take a bit more time than some of the other soaps do because you have to cut the gems, but that’s the fun part! And you’ll end up with a unique soap gem every time!

3. Rosewater Pink Clay Soap Bars

Found from Hello Glow

I just absolutely love the texture of this one! And best of all, this soap bar is not just a body soap, but can also be used as a facial cleanser.

The clay in this soap works well for absorbing any excess shine and oil from oily skin.

4. Peaches and Cream Soap

Found from Happiness Is Homemade

This peaches and cream soap smells amazing and everyone will love them!

It’s also really easy to make and requires only a few ingredients.

The recipe shows how you can make either a layered soap or a swirled soap. Of course, you can also do both!

5. Honey Oatmeal Handmade Soap

Found from Creative Me Inspired You

Who doesn’t love honey or oatmeal? And now you can have it in your soap too!

This honey oatmeal soap gives off a rich and deep aroma that will make you want to use it again and again.

Wrap it in some basic paper and twine and you have a cute personalized gift that anyone would love!

6. Coffee Sugar Scrub Cubes

Found from A Pumpkin And a Princess

Sometimes your skin needs a good exfoliation. These coffee sugar scrub cubes will help remove dry skin cells and improve circulation, giving you smoother and firmer skin.

And do I need to mention they have an amazing coffee and orange scent that you’ll love?

7. Orange Flaxseed Soap

Found from Confessions Of an Overworked Mom

Another beautifully textured soap, this time with flaxseed and pieces of grated orange peel.

This one is also really easy to make with a melt and pour soap base that you can melt in the microwave if you wish.

8. Herb and Spice Glycerin Soap

Found from Hello Glow

If you’re looking for something a bit closer to nature, you will love these glycerin soaps.

You just need a clear glycerin soap base (you can get one from Amazon here) and then any decorative ingredients you wish to add.

Put them in a soap dish by the bathroom sink to add a little spring and summer to your bathroom.

9. Pumpkin Spice Soap

Found from The Things We’ll Make

This pumpkin spice soap would make a perfect fall gift and looks really impressive.

I’ll admit, this one is a bit more on the difficult side as it doesn’t use a pre-made melt and pour soap base, but it’s still easy enough for beginners to make.

10. DIY Lavender Loofah Soap

Found from A Pumpkin And a Princess

This is exfoliating loofah soap is great to get rid of dry skin cells and will leave your skin feeling fresh and smooth.

It’s super simple to make loofah soaps. You can basically use any soap recipe you want and just add the loofah.

All you need is to place a loofah of the desired size in the soap mold before pouring the soap mixture into the mold.

If you’re looking to make your own soap, I’d recommend you first experiment with the melt and pour soap bases.

You can get a goat’s milk one here on Amazon, or a clear glycerin soap base here on Amazon.

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March 25, 2018
25 DIY Easter Mason Jar Ideas That Everyone Will Love

Okay, so it’s become clear that I kind of have a thing for mason jars. I love to use them for almost any occasion that I can, including the holidays! There’s just so much you can do with mason jars! I previously made some posts on mason jar ideas for both Christmas and Valentine’s Day (which you can check it out here and here respectively). So I thought, why not do a similar post about DIY Easter mason jar ideas? So I did just that. From decor to gifts, I’ve rounded up some of the cutest DIY Easter mason jar ideas that everyone will love this Easter.

You can do these crafts with your kids, friends or even by yourself. They are all lots of fun to make and I’m sure everyone will love them! If you want to see the full tutorial or details, you can click on the link below each image.

1. Bunny Luminary Jars

Found from Create Craft Love

2. DIY Bunny Munch Mason Jars

Found from Icing Designs Online

3. Easter Bunny Gift Jars & Labels

Found from The Idea Room

4. Chocolate Bunny Gift

Found from One Little Project

5. Mason Jar Easter Bunny Basket

Found from Nest of Posies

6. Mason Jar Easter Treat Gifts

Found form Create Craft Love

7. Easter Bunny Mason Jars

Found from The Decorated Cookie

8. Spray Painted Mason Jars

Found from The CSI Project

9. DIY Easter Bunny Jar

Found from Icing Designs Online

10. Easter Grass and Egg Jar

Found from Flour On My Face

11. Easter Mason Jar Faces

Found from Number 2 Pencil

12. Easter Carrot Inspired Mason Jars

Found from Cutefetti

13. Eggstra Special Easter Mason Jar

Found from An Extraordinary Day

14. Easter Mason Jar Decor

Found from Mason Jar Crafts Love

15. Hop Mason Jar Set

Found from Etsy

16. Easter Mason Jar Craft Favors

Found from Lolly Jane

17. Speckled Robin’s Egg Mason Jar

Found from Yesterday On Tuesday

18. Easter Mason Jar Carrots

Found from Yesterday On Tuesday

19. Springtime Cupcake in a Jar

Found from Two Sisters Crafting

20. DecoArt Chalk Paint Mini Mason Jar

Found from Shelly Hickox

21. Easter Mason Jar Nest

Found from Gimme Some Oven

22. Mason Jar Easter Baskets

Found from Hello Little Home

23. Easter MM Cookie Mix in a Jar

Found from The Frugal Girls

24. Painted Easter Bunny Jars

Found from Make Life Lovely

25. Bunny Granola

Found from Yesterday On Tuesday

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Also, if you’re looking for more Easter ideas, check out my posts on Easter egg decorating ideas and cute Easter desserts and treats recipes.

March 4, 2018