A Homemade Christmas Gift: Fleece Ear Warmers

Whip up some simple fleece ear warmers to keep the ears of your loved ones toasty for today’s Homemade Christmas Gift! I’ll take one in every colour please! 🙂

Whip up some simple fleece ear warmers to keep the ears of your loved ones toasty for today’s Homemade Christmas Gift! I’ll take one in every colour please! 🙂

Sunset has a yummy looking Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Quick Bread in bottle recipe that I’m sure someone on your list would love to receive!
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Bakerella shows you how you can put together some Cowgirl or Cowboy cookie mix in a jar! Might make a great hostess gift or maybe it’s perfect for someone who just enjoys edible gifts!
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Create some sweet smelling body spray as a Christmas gift with these easy instructions from Alloy!
Find the ingredients here:
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Starting on Tuesday, November 7, I’ll once again be featuring a homemade Christmas gift every day (Monday – Friday) leading up to Christmas day! I hope to help inspire those of you that want to give meaningful, affordable, homemade Christmas gifts this year!
Not only are they fun and frugal to make, but the recipient will surely never forget something homemade!
I’ll be linking to projects that others have made since I know, I personally, will not have time to make a new project every day. I do, however, have a few projects in mind though that I’d like to make, so I’ll be sure to include those with pictures.
If you’d like me to feature your project in the Homemade Christmas Gift series, please feel free to send along your link or step by step instructions to me here.
Stay tuned for the first gift idea on Tuesday!
So, are you excited about making gifts this year? What projects do you have in mind?
Do you want to know my secret for a stress-free Thanksgiving? (or any big family meal for that matter…) Yeah? Okay. Just have your Dad, who loves to cook, prepare all the main dishes and Turkey, then all you have to do is bring along the dessert. 😉
While this is a realistic scenario for our Thanksgiving and special occasions, (my dad is the best!) I’m sure it’s not for most families. We can get away with this because we usually have a maximum of 8 people to serve.
Since I know big family meals can be hectic (I’ve experienced many of my husband’s extended family get-togethers), I thought creating a checklist would be really helpful to those of you that want to cut back on some chaos.
This checklist doesn’t tell you what to cook (I trust you have your family favourites) but I’m hoping it will give you a guideline for when things can be completed. While I called this a Thanksgiving checklist, I think this checklist can be used for any holiday dinner.
Simply click on the image below or click here to download your free thanksgiving checklist.
How do you lessen the stress of big family meals? Also, I’d love to hear what goes on your Thanksgiving menu in the comments!