50 Pretty Awesome Homemade Gifts Kids Can Make (Perfect for Christmas!)

You can never go wrong with a homemade food gift! Here you'll find free printable gift tags you can use with any homemade treat. There are two versions - one for a healthy treat, one for a yummy treat! An easy way to give your favorite homemade food gift! This post has a recipe for granola your child can make and gift!

This is a great project for a little one - there's nothing cuter than those little thumbprints. This also can be modified for an older child to draw with a toothpick or cut out a heart shape - as a keychain or necklace, too! I personally love to hang them from my rearview mirror!

I love, love, love making these mugs! They are perfect to customize and fabulous for any person or occasion. This post shows 5 different ways to make them!

I absolutely love this craft and use it all the time! It's inexpensive with a Dollar Tree tray, and the paper on the bottom can be customized for any recipient - male or female! I use mine for jewelry and by my nightstand for chapstick, ear plugs, and cough drops! For an extra sweet gift, fill with a few treats for the recipient!

This is super easy craft ... this one is designed for a baseball lover, but using any scrapbook paper you like, you can use this pens, pencils, markers, make-up brushes, even small tools and charging wires!

Fun craft that can be given as a gift! This is so cute and the stamp on it is so trendy! A GREAT gift using popsicle sticks. Practical, too!

Wind chimes are such a fun summer accessory. I love this one made from pour painting a terra cotta planter. There are so many ways you can decorate this as well.

This is a fun idea for Dad for or for Mom, too! You can add any text you like with letter stickers, and any type of embellishment. However, a witty play-on-words is always my favorite!

If you have someone who loves fun jewelry, this is a great gift option! An easy craft for older kids, and this is a great project for younger kids to build their fine motor skills, too.

This is a no-sew craft made with pipe-cleaners and yarn, so it's great for all ages. I especially love how practical it is! I'm ALWAYS looking for something to grab to put under hot dishes!

Another practical gift for a male or female! There are limitless options for what you spell out here, and it's an easy craft for kids of all ages!

If you have wine bottles laying around - or really any bottle that a candle will fit in, you have a great upcycled craft! This is a fun decoupage tissue paper project that gives kids so many fun options and ways to display their creativity.

Mason jars are amazing all on their own, but a tinted one is something really special. Once tinted, you can fill with flowers, candy, or seasonal decor!

Kids will really enjoy making these candles with their own artwork. The technique is easy - using tissue paper, wax paper and a hairdryer! But what a fun, personalized gift to give!

Embroidery hoop decor is on trend for modern farmhouse style, but I love this kid version of it! What a clever way to display a child's artwork and a really unique way to give it as a gift!

There are so many things you can make with salt dough, but I especially love these magnets! A big variety of ways you can decorate them, and as always, I'm a fan of a practical gift!

If your child likes to play with PlayDough or modeling clay, this is a project that he or she will really love to create. Many ways to personalize this as well!

I'm a fan of footprint, handprint, and thumbprint crafts. They are precious keepsakes. I love the idea of using Shrinky Dinks to capture them. You can also use your child's artwork as a Shrinky Dink keychain, which is another adorable idea!

I love how pretty this gift looks! Infused with essential oils, this is a gift that has health benefits as well!

If you have someone in your life who is a reader, this is a great gift! Made with pressed flowers and leaves on cardstock, then laminated, this bookmark will be something they can keep forever!

I love this idea! So many women have jewelry laying everywhere. What a great solution for having her favorite earrings nearby and handy! (Note: this post is in French, but you can probably figure out how to put it together by looking at the picture!)

I think this is something that a grandmother or aunt would especially love! Another sweet handprint craft for someone who loves to read!

Here's another fun popsicle craft that has a practical use! This magnetic recipe holder is a great way to keep all his or her favorite recipes handy and within arm's reach at any moment!

Tea towels are such a great gift to give! Decorated with your child's art or whatever message you want to write, it's something that will bring a smile to the lucky person who gets it!

If you have a candle lover in your life, this would be a pefect gift for them! There are also lots of other little things you could fill this with if candles weren't his/her thing. Lots of ways to decorate this using Mod Podge and tissue paper!

Lavender is one of the best soothing scents that is across the board liked by most people. I love the idea of a lotion bar! This one will go down as a gift favorite!

Rock painting is such a popular activity for kids! Creating a picture holder with painted rocks finds a useful way to use all of those creations! This is also great as a paperweight!

You can put a lot of creative spin on this idea. Decorating a frame with objects of your choice, such as shells and filling it will handprints, footprints or any other personalized art is such a fun option.

Here's another combination of footprints and handprints, using salt dough. Super cute way to remember how little they once were!

Here's another option for both a glass magnet, kid art and fingerprints! Look at all the fun creations you can make with little thumbs and fingers! Just love this!

Suncatchers are beautiful home decor, and I just love how shimmery this one is! Using a heart prism and pony beads, the effect truly is breathtaking.

If your person loves fun fashion, this tie-dyed scarf is a great idea! The kids will have a blast making it - and the best part is - it's mess free, using rubbing alcohol and Sharpies to create!

If you love to collect vintage jars or bottles, your kids can decorate them with paint pens for gifts! Perfect to fill with all kinds of goodies!

These painted wooden spoons are sure to add some flair and fun to the kitchen! Kids can paint fun designs, write messages or just add splashes of colors! You can adapt this idea to paint hammers for Dad or Grandpa, too.

This is an adorable necklace made with metal washers and nail polishes! This is sure to make a fun statement and there are ways you can adapt this to your taste as well as your special person!

This is a gift ANYONE would be happy to receive! My sister made me one of these fabric heat packs (filled with rice), and I just love it! Sewing machine skills are required.

This is a fun gift for someone who works at a desk or in an office - or really, just has any kind of space for notes! Have the kids decorate the sides of these note cubes as a sweet reminder.

These yo-yo clip bookmarks and paper holders are just adorable! Any girly-girl will love getting a fancy clip like this!

Most people have some kind of tech device - a protective case like this is a trendy gift that really is super-useful! Lots of options to really design a case that suits your special person!

This is a fun project using tissue paper, Mod Podge, and a clear vase! Imitating a stained glass window, this is sure to be a hit.

If you're planning to give fresh flowers, I love an idea like this to make the gift more personal! Flowers are placed inside a mason jar, placed inside a bag. This would be a really fun to personalize as well!

If you want to showcase your children's art or give it as a keepsake, a tea towel is a great idea. It's an adorable reminder of your child that will mean so much!

I don't think there's a woman in the world who doesn't like a good scrub. We feel like a million bucks after getting off that rough skin! I love the idea of cubes, too. Perfect size to handle!

A child's work of art can truly be a gift in itself! This is a sweet project using watercolor paints to make a work of art using hearts! Of course, a child can paint just about anything, but there's something about the hearts that make it so sweet!

I love that this craft is designed to be a stylish piece of home decor! If you have a recipient who isn't into 'kid art' but you want your child to be in the process, this is a great choice that has a 'store bought' feel to it!

If you happen to like an upcycle craft type gift, this is a super-fun DIY Shrinky Dink made from #6 plastic! You can make the key chains or magnets listed above or come up with your own kind of craft using this smart repurposed project idea!

If you're trying to make a gift for a book lover, a box like this would be so appreciated! Made with spines of old books, it's a truly unique gift. And, you can fill it with all kinds of goodies, too!

This super-cute project is made from scrap wood or even your child's own wooden blocks! This is perfect for grandparents, close relatives - or really anyone that you'd like to gift with a special picture!

How beautiful are these! These are beautiful as candle holders, luminaries or even just decorated jars. A truly lovely gift.

Here's another gift using real flowers that is just beautiful! Your child can certainly decorate a tote bag and give it as a gift, but a pounded flower tote bag is just striking!

Here's another sweet variation on a clay keychain. In the shape of a heart with the fingerprint of your child, it's a sweet keepsake.

Anyone who is on his or her feet a lot (think: teachers!) will truly appreciate a gift like this. After a long week, a good foot soak will do the trick!

Here's another upcycle project that I just love! Using a recycled can, paint, scrapbook paper and Mod Podge, this is a fantastic gift! The can is also able to be used a pen holder as well!

How cute are these? This is another fun gift made with clay, and tea light holders always look amazing, wherever they go!