Handmade Holiday Gift Ideas
It’s that time of the year for everything Christmas. And that means making a few handmade gifts because DIY means so much more.
Be inspired by these DIY Handmade Holiday Gift Ideas that fit any budget or skill level.
And these projects aren’t overly time consuming either. They are fast and easy.
I’ve rounded up a few of my favorite projects from my favorite bloggers! And I know you’ll love these ideas.
Table Of Contents
- Christmas Gift Tags
- DIY Christmas Face Mask
- DIY Gift Card Holder
- Patchwork Christmas Stocking
- Stitched Christmas Cards
- Sweater Christmas Pillow
- Christmas Tree Table Runner
- Christmas Table Runner
- Christmas Ornaments for Kids to Color
- DIY Christmas Scrunchies
- Christmas Sewing Ornament
- Embroidery Hoop Ornament
- DIY Dog Ornament
- Snowflake Christmas Pillow
- Simple Christmas Mug Rug
- Gingerbread Felt Ornament
- Holiday Joy Mug Rug
Christmas Gift Tags
DIY Christmas Face Mask
DIY Gift Card Holder
Patchwork Christmas Stocking
Stitched Christmas Cards
Sweater Christmas Pillow
Christmas Tree Table Runner
Christmas Table Runner
Christmas Ornaments for Kids to Color
DIY Christmas Scrunchies
Christmas Sewing Ornament
Embroidery Hoop Ornament
DIY Dog Ornament
Snowflake Christmas Pillow
Simple Christmas Mug Rug
Gingerbread Felt Ornament
Holiday Joy Mug Rug
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I love the tree mug rugs but seriously that is not for a beginner. I don’t have a circuit cutter and I think it would be hard to sew around. It is beautiful though.
Thanks for the Christmas gift ideas. I make scrunchies for my granddaughters but the Christmas ones are adorable. I also like the simple gift card holder.
Thanks
Elaine
My daughter asked me to make a fabric garland out of scraps of materials for her Christmas gift. I made six 12′ garlands. Cut out a 4″x10″ piece, turned about 1/4″ right side to back and ironed, then folded right sides together lengthwise and ironed. Stitched the top ad long side then turn right side out. Iron again, then take fusible interfacing and cut 1.25″ x 17″ strips. Fold in half to make them 8.5″. With fusible sides out, slip into strip- I use a skewer stick. The iron flat and slip raw edges into the turned edge to make a circle. I sewed all the red colors into circles then used the other strips and connected them.. It’s a little tricky connecting two circles and not catching the needle into the other circles. I made 62 circles for each 12′ strip. It looks beautiful.
Great ideas Thank you