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18 Delicious Edible Christmas Gifts That You Can Easily Make Yourself

18 Delicious Edible Christmas Gifts That You Can Easily Make Yourself
What can be more delicious than a cup of hot cocoa with marshmallows inside? Or a cup of hot tea with fantastic Christmas cookies? That’s why today we’’ find out what easy edible Christmas gifts you can make without having a good cooking skill. First of all, cookies. Yeap, cookies are the most traditional Christmas... 
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DIY Gold Striped Mug As A Holiday Gift

DIY Gold Striped Mug As A Holiday Gift
A cool striped mug is not only a great piece of tableware but also a fantastic and inexpensive gift for the coming holidays. The supplies are painters tape, Martha Stewart Metallic Paint and a paintbrush, scotch artist tape for curves, scissors and a mug. Arrange your tape in a pattern for your stripes. Don’t worry... 
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DIY Christmas Phone Charms

DIY Christmas Phone Charms
Wanna decorate your phone for Christmas? Easily! You’ll need wooden gift tags, leather cord, end caps, dust plugs, jump rings , E6000 glue, flat-nosed pliers, nail polish, embellishments, gift package template. Start by cutting a length of leather cord and squeezing the ends like so to fit inside the end cap. Thread your dust plug... 
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How To Make A Stuffed Bunny

How To Make A Stuffed Bunny
This funny DIY bunny may be a cool present for these holidays, and it’s rather simple to make. The supplies are fabric of the color and pattern you like, scissors, threads, a sewing machine, a poly-fil and buttons. Download the template and cut the pattern. Sew arms and ears and stuff them with poly-fil. Sew... 
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13 Cool Christmas Candy Cane Inspired Crafts

13 Cool Christmas Candy Cane Inspired Crafts
What a Christmas is it without canes? Canes are a symbol of this holiday just like Santa, bells, a fir tree or Rudolph reindeer. You may not only make these sweets but also some holiday crafts inspired by them to decorate or give as a gift. Paint your wooden tableware with a cane pattern or... 
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DIY Glitter Polka Dot Wrapping Paper

DIY Glitter Polka Dot Wrapping Paper
To make your gift even more special, you may read this tutorial and make cool glitter wrapping. The supplies are glitter, spouncers, glue and craft paper. Cut a piece of craft paper that is size-appropriate to the present. Fill the glue container’s cap with glue and dipping the spouncer into it, stamp your craft paper... 
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DIY Christmas Gift Packaging For Cookies

DIY Christmas Gift Packaging For Cookies
Cookies are an amazing holiday gift but how to wrap or pack them so that they would look festive? Here’s a wonderful idea for you! You’ll need a Pringles can, some wrapping paper, wax paper, parchment or freezer paper, a ribbon, glue or spray adhesive, muffin cups/liners. Cut the wrapping paper so that it wraps... 
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How To Make Simple Christmas Trivets

How To Make Simple Christmas Trivets
Trivets are always needed, it’s a perfect gift. You may use them as a wall art, a cute holiday cork board and heat trivets; you can give them as a gift. The supplies are 3 round cork trivets, acrylic paints and a brush, a multi-purpose sealer, a stencil and Mod Podge. Create your stencil and... 
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How To Make Cool Neon Pink Gift Boxes

How To Make Cool Neon Pink Gift Boxes
It’s high time to think of the gifts you’ll give and the gift boxes to make them more special. To make cheerful neon gift boxes you’ll need bright pink neon paint, simple black boxes, brushes and some paper to cover the table and not to paint it. Put the paper onto the table and dip... 
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Simple DIY Mason Jar Snowglobes

Simple DIY Mason Jar Snowglobes
Snowglobes have always been a symbol of Christmas, a cool gift, especially for children, and I’m sure that for the most of us it reminds of cozy Christmas with family and friends. Let’s make a simple mason jar snowglobe, you’ll need mason jars, waterproof toys or figures, glitter, glycerin, epoxy or non-water soluble glue, distilled... 
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