School has started. Sports and homework pile up unforgiving. You barely can handle for the annual responsibilities and keeping your head above the water, no time for doing things that you enjoy,right? Much less time for more extra people, right? There is time in the day, it just might be at odd intervals. If you make something for someone else, it will make their day, and you'll feel incredible yourself. There's no excuse for waking up a little earlier and making a thoughtful gift when you have a little free time. So whoever you're you plan on making something for, I have a few ideas that are dirt cheap and mostly can be made quickly (or slowly accumulated over periods of time.)
Who doesn't need a planner at the beginnning of a school year? Especially one this cute? Credit and instruction here.
What better way to bring happiness? It's all compitable in a nice little box, so you can send it to someone who lives farway. Seriously, just looking at it makes you kinda happy.
Credit here.
These are made from strips of ribbon, lace, velvet, and odd pieces of jewelry. It's so cute and useful. This website also includes 24 other homeade gifts you can make. Credit here.
Cake in a jar-easy, single serve cups of cake. The possibilities are endless, and it's not as cliche as a plate of cookies (which are still delectible, just not as original). Credit here.
Hot chocolate truffle balls. Drop into a mug of warm milk and it turns into delicous hot chocloate. Great to bag up and put in a mug as a gift for when it cools down! Credit here
I hope these five random gifts help you think of a gift idea for someone that often gets overlooked (parents, grandparents, teachers, neighbors).
Happy gifting!
Savannah
Who doesn't need a planner at the beginnning of a school year? Especially one this cute? Credit and instruction here.
What better way to bring happiness? It's all compitable in a nice little box, so you can send it to someone who lives farway. Seriously, just looking at it makes you kinda happy.Credit here.
These are made from strips of ribbon, lace, velvet, and odd pieces of jewelry. It's so cute and useful. This website also includes 24 other homeade gifts you can make. Credit here.
Cake in a jar-easy, single serve cups of cake. The possibilities are endless, and it's not as cliche as a plate of cookies (which are still delectible, just not as original). Credit here.
Hot chocolate truffle balls. Drop into a mug of warm milk and it turns into delicous hot chocloate. Great to bag up and put in a mug as a gift for when it cools down! Credit here
I hope these five random gifts help you think of a gift idea for someone that often gets overlooked (parents, grandparents, teachers, neighbors).
Happy gifting!
Savannah
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