Lisa C
I am on maternity leave this Christmas and I do not have alot of moey to spend on christmas gifts this year. Can anyone give me any ideas or web sites where I can make cheap christmas presents?
Answer
Maybe you can bake some holiday treats and add a cute story or poem. I wish I knew who you needed to give gifts to. Also, check out www.homemakingcottage.com for more ideas. Here is one thing I looked up and found on the site....
Fresh baked bread, rolls, breadsticks, or cookies. (Send your recipe along with it.)
Free or cheap gift ideas...
Share your favorite thought or scripture. Write it on a nice paper and attach a magnet on the back.
Stationary and stamps always make a nice gift, especially for someone leaving on a mission or going away to college.
Stencil on an apron, dish towel, pot holder, pillowcase or t-shirt.
Balloon bouquets, Birthday banners made on the computer.
Fresh fruits, vegetables, or flowers from your garden. Since this is so late in the year I would suggest canned items that were from your garden. You can decorate the top with a square of Christmas fabric and tie with twine.
A basket of small sample items. (Shampoo & Conditioner, lotion, bubble bath, soap, etc.)
Coupon for free babysitting, window washing, ironing, etc.
Take dinner to a friend in a picnic basket with paper plates, paper cups, napkins, and plastic utensils.
A bottle of 7-up or root beer ties with balloons and ribbon decorated for the Christmas season.
Give items to go with a favorite hobby. (film & batteries for a photographer, etc.)
List all of the reasons you are thankful for someone and why you love them. Fill a jar with candy pieces and the notes you wrote for them.
Mirror with a note. "Everyone enjoys the goodness you reflect."
Tape record some of your children's stories. Present the tape with the books so they can read along.
Have a "Souper" day! Give a can of soup and box of crackers.
Here is a gift basket idea.
Movie basket
Includes: Gift certificates to video store, microwave flavored popcorn, peanuts, and pop.
Contributed by: Janet
Do you need cheap gifts for your children?
Maybe you can bake some holiday treats and add a cute story or poem. I wish I knew who you needed to give gifts to. Also, check out www.homemakingcottage.com for more ideas. Here is one thing I looked up and found on the site....
Fresh baked bread, rolls, breadsticks, or cookies. (Send your recipe along with it.)
Free or cheap gift ideas...
Share your favorite thought or scripture. Write it on a nice paper and attach a magnet on the back.
Stationary and stamps always make a nice gift, especially for someone leaving on a mission or going away to college.
Stencil on an apron, dish towel, pot holder, pillowcase or t-shirt.
Balloon bouquets, Birthday banners made on the computer.
Fresh fruits, vegetables, or flowers from your garden. Since this is so late in the year I would suggest canned items that were from your garden. You can decorate the top with a square of Christmas fabric and tie with twine.
A basket of small sample items. (Shampoo & Conditioner, lotion, bubble bath, soap, etc.)
Coupon for free babysitting, window washing, ironing, etc.
Take dinner to a friend in a picnic basket with paper plates, paper cups, napkins, and plastic utensils.
A bottle of 7-up or root beer ties with balloons and ribbon decorated for the Christmas season.
Give items to go with a favorite hobby. (film & batteries for a photographer, etc.)
List all of the reasons you are thankful for someone and why you love them. Fill a jar with candy pieces and the notes you wrote for them.
Mirror with a note. "Everyone enjoys the goodness you reflect."
Tape record some of your children's stories. Present the tape with the books so they can read along.
Have a "Souper" day! Give a can of soup and box of crackers.
Here is a gift basket idea.
Movie basket
Includes: Gift certificates to video store, microwave flavored popcorn, peanuts, and pop.
Contributed by: Janet
Do you need cheap gifts for your children?
Any ideas for christmas gifts?
Marz Gymna
So I'm making the gifts for my parents this year. I planned on one for my dad, one for mom, and one for both. I don't have a lot of time, so can you help?
Answer
Christmas gift suggestions:
1. http://www.momswhothink.com/christmas/christmas-gift-ideas.html
2.
http://www.xmasgiftideas.org/
3. Gift certificates.
4. Food makes good Christmas gifts. Items that can be found at your grocery store or malls during December - they are in gift boxes and bags:
Tin of Danish cookies.
Box of chocolates.
Box of different types of cheeses.
Box of different types of sausages.
Fruit baskets.
And many more.
5. Christmas center pieces delivered from a florist or you can deliver yourself. Great for moms.
6. DVD movies, add a box of microwave popcorn.
7. Books.
Christmas gift suggestions:
1. http://www.momswhothink.com/christmas/christmas-gift-ideas.html
2.
http://www.xmasgiftideas.org/
3. Gift certificates.
4. Food makes good Christmas gifts. Items that can be found at your grocery store or malls during December - they are in gift boxes and bags:
Tin of Danish cookies.
Box of chocolates.
Box of different types of cheeses.
Box of different types of sausages.
Fruit baskets.
And many more.
5. Christmas center pieces delivered from a florist or you can deliver yourself. Great for moms.
6. DVD movies, add a box of microwave popcorn.
7. Books.
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