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13 Handmade Gift Ideas for the 2025 Holidays (for Everyone on Your List)

November 13, 2025 - One last gift idea for anyone who loves making and eating: potholders and oven mitts! This pattern from Janome is especially great for any spare fat quarters you have on hand…making a cute but oh-so-functional present! If you want to make a bigger gift, you could even make a potholder and oven mitt that coordinates with a handmade apron or placemats.

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101 of the Best DIY Gifts for Everyone on Your List

December 12, 2025 - I love natural room sprays – super clever DIY gift idea from A Beautiful Mess. 69. Use a napkin to create a DIY cafe apron in ten minutes! 70. For the cook – a geometric cutting board idea. 71. Another candle idea, but this one is fro votives – candle votives on a budget. 72. IMO – the prettiest DIY copper hair accessory. 73. Handmade paper is a cool personal gift for the writer in your life.

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Two notes: buckwheat groats hold heat longer and have a nice, earthy scent for use in homemade microwavable heating pads. Also, they should ideally have a removable, washable cover. If the person has a favorite scent, you can include a small bottle of non-MLM essential oil for them to add a few drops to the bag when it's warm, which is a purchase, but a lovely addition. You can also add dried lavender flowers, about a 1:10 ratio, with the filling, although they will eventually lose their scent. if you yourself do not have any dietary restrictions, do not bake or cook for someone who does without their express permission. I have celiac, if you bake me something and don't have celiac and/or keep gluten free home yourself, it's going back home with you or straight in the trash. Many people who have medically necessary dietary restrictions do not have the luxury of trusting that someone who has no clue what cross contact is or how dangerous it is or how prevalent it is can produce a safe to consume product. Especially when we need to be at our best for the holidays, not locked in a bathroom praying for mercy or death which probably feel like the same thing in that moment. This is twice as true for allergies. More on reddit.com

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November 12, 2023

Have you ever gotten a homemade gift that you actually loved?

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August 2, 2023

I need homemade gift ideas

Get a bunch of tiny terracotta pots with matching dishes from Michaels, a tray of mini plants (succulents or not!) and give ‘em a cute lil plant. More on reddit.com

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May 14, 2023

What's the best handmade gift you've received?

Rice warmer bags are great for people with aches and pains. They can go into the freezer to become ice packs, too.

Quilted hot pads with insulated batting are also nice.

This year I've made a bunch of quilted key fobs for people. I used small stripes of multiple fabrics for each one.

Reusable grocery bags also make a nice gift.

My favorite handmade gift is jewelry from my sister, but she's a gifted jeweler, so it's not quite the same thing! My mom also made me awesome rice-filled pattern weights last year, if anyone on your list sews.

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