Need Suggestions For a Craft as a Christmas Gift.?
This year I made some primitive signs as Christmas gifts. I have one person, my Aunt, left to make a gift for. Ok, she isn’t married, no kids, lives in an apartment. She’s more of a tomboy. I have no clue what to make her. I believe her bathroom is done in hunter green. She is patriotic and has flags and ribbons in her window for the troops. She doesn’t have alot of wall space. She is really tough to get an idea for. Also, candles don’t work cause she has no sense of smell and doesn’t burn candles. Any ideas would be helpful. Thanks
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make her a blanket out of fleece! my grand mother loved it!
Happy holidays!
chocolates??? y dunt u just ask her
can you cook? Your aunt has to eat! A nice dessert bread or cookies or muffins made by you, I think, would be appreciated!
If sho loves pants then buy her a house plant and
get a patriotic planter. You could also check out
the following: http://www.hgtv.com go to the trash to treasure section. There are tons of great ideas
their.
I am making these easy padded hangers as gifts. Here is the site page with a picture and instructions-
http://jas.familyfun.go.com/arts-and-crafts?page=CraftDisplay&craftid=11337
This site also has some other good ideas. It’s one of my favorites.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
There are a bunch of Craft Ideas and directions here:
Craft Kits – http://www.craft-kits.net/craft-projects.htm
Other ideas are to make pet treats
Dog Treat Recipes – http://www.dog-pound.net/other-dog-treats.htm
Or if you are into organic these are directions for organic recipes that could be a great craft.
Organic Recipes – http://www.organic-items.com/organic-directory.htm
Here are some Christmas specific Craft Ideas –
Christmas Crafts – http://www.craft-kits.net/christmas-crafts.htm
Crafts – http://www.ornament-shop.net/holiday-recipes.htm (under Crafts)
Most are very simple and inexpensive to make (some use household items)
Enjoy!