Depending on the age of the person or people you want to buy for. You could give a beautiful flower arrangement for the season. A natural wreath like made from evergreen branches or pinecones with colorful ornaments attached. Do they have any interests like collecting snowmen, or birds, incorporate that into your gift. If you want ideas for this time of year, there are so many wonderful arrangements for the table.
There are so many great and simple ideas here on Hometalk or on Pinterest. Just type "Christmas decor gifts" in the search bar and you'll see tons of neat things.
Ready? A wreath, a plant (w/foil around the base and a ribbon), a candy dish, ornaments, candles, potpourri, something ceramic, holiday guest towels, hostess soaps, guest soaps, holiday potholders, holiday dish towels, real mistletoe, cinnamon pinecones, a Nutcracker, a teapot, a coffee table book,
a wax warmer, napkin rings, a holiday cookie jar, candleholders..............
Wreaths that match the friend’s favorite color or decor, and which can be used year round in the kitchen or any room of the house, would be a simple but impressive gift. Keep it to a 12” wreath unless you are making the wreath for a specific spot. Either a styrofoam or grapevine wreath would work. But you might want to avoid a straw wreath in case someone has allergies. Ribbon and silk greenery go a long way, with just a few personal items added, like plastic practice golf balls and tees; cookie cutters and tea bags; colored pencils and erasers. Best wishes 😇
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Christmas ornaments are usually appreciated.
https://www.pinterest.com/search/pins/?rs=ac&len=2&q=diy%20christmas%20ornaments&eq=Diy%20ch&etslf=8389&term_meta%5B%5D=diy%7Cautocomplete%7Cundefined&term_meta%5B%5D=christmas%7Cautocomplete%7Cundefined&term_meta%5B%5D=ornaments%7Cautocomplete%7Cundefined
http://www.hometalk.com/categories/seasonal-decor/christmas/gifts
Check out Pinterest... lots of ideas for Christmas crafts there...
one of the cutest I once saw is a snow-person pair made from the glass chimneys for oil lamps and you could put tea light inside.
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Depending on the age of the person or people you want to buy for. You could give a beautiful flower arrangement for the season. A natural wreath like made from evergreen branches or pinecones with colorful ornaments attached. Do they have any interests like collecting snowmen, or birds, incorporate that into your gift. If you want ideas for this time of year, there are so many wonderful arrangements for the table.
There are so many great and simple ideas here on Hometalk or on Pinterest. Just type "Christmas decor gifts" in the search bar and you'll see tons of neat things.
Christmas decor gifts
Ready? A wreath, a plant (w/foil around the base and a ribbon), a candy dish, ornaments, candles, potpourri, something ceramic, holiday guest towels, hostess soaps, guest soaps, holiday potholders, holiday dish towels, real mistletoe, cinnamon pinecones, a Nutcracker, a teapot, a coffee table book,
a wax warmer, napkin rings, a holiday cookie jar, candleholders..............
Wreaths that match the friend’s favorite color or decor, and which can be used year round in the kitchen or any room of the house, would be a simple but impressive gift. Keep it to a 12” wreath unless you are making the wreath for a specific spot. Either a styrofoam or grapevine wreath would work. But you might want to avoid a straw wreath in case someone has allergies. Ribbon and silk greenery go a long way, with just a few personal items added, like plastic practice golf balls and tees; cookie cutters and tea bags; colored pencils and erasers. Best wishes 😇