Yes, Christmas is 72 days away but...[DIY ideas needed and add your own you’ve done in your past]

[gclarrot]

I’m on a pretty strict Christmas budget this year. My pullets are not laying yet but they will be within the month (squatting, two finger spaces and fluffy butt up and downs).
I live in Florida so, I was going to give all 4 family groupings some eggs. But I don’t necessarily want to just give some eggs.
I’m not great at any really DIY things such bread baking - i know I know...should have picked this up during lockdown
Or any kind of knitting, embroidery, etc.

It would be for my mother in in law, husbands grandma, cousin and wife and my sister and brother in law.

Any super amazing recommendations are recommended.

I’ve thought also about donating to a rescue group in Florida since my husbands grandma is big into donating to groups and now families, etc.
others 3 - no idea.

 

[chickenlittle21]

You could decorate the eggs

 

[cheepteach]

I’m on a pretty strict Christmas budget this year. My pullets are not laying yet but they will be within the month (squatting, two finger spaces and fluffy butt up and downs).
I live in Florida so, I was going to give all 4 family groupings some eggs. But I don’t necessarily want to just give some eggs.
I’m not great at any really DIY things such bread baking - i know I know...should have picked this up during lockdown
Or any kind of knitting, embroidery, etc.

It would be for my mother in in law, husbands grandma, cousin and wife and my sister and brother in law.

Any super amazing recommendations are recommended.

I’ve thought also about donating to a rescue group in Florida since my husbands grandma is big into donating to groups and now families, etc.
others 3 - no idea.

how about a breakfast gift basket? put in your eggs, a pretty dish towel, bread or bisquit mix, and a tube of cinnamon buns. You can make a flavored cinnamon-sugar butter to put in a tupperware container

 

[Xouie]

I’m on a pretty strict Christmas budget this year. My pullets are not laying yet but they will be within the month (squatting, two finger spaces and fluffy butt up and downs).
I live in Florida so, I was going to give all 4 family groupings some eggs. But I don’t necessarily want to just give some eggs.
I’m not great at any really DIY things such bread baking - i know I know...should have picked this up during lockdown
Or any kind of knitting, embroidery, etc.

It would be for my mother in in law, husbands grandma, cousin and wife and my sister and brother in law.

Any super amazing recommendations are recommended.

I’ve thought also about donating to a rescue group in Florida since my husbands grandma is big into donating to groups and now families, etc.
others 3 - no idea.

My sister doesn’t bake either, but she made cookie-mix-in-a-jar one year. All the ingredients layered in a mason jar with a tag attached for baking instructions.

 

[Weeg]

Homemade to hot chocolate mix is good! Cookies, baked goods, homemade candies! Cookbooks are good presents, but that depends on the person. @Fuchsia @Azureduckchick @Duck mommy 2019

 

[Xouie]

Chocolate dipped coffee-stirring spoons!

 

[gclarrot]

how about a breakfast gift basket? put in your eggs, a pretty dish towel, bread or bisquit mix, and a tube of cinnamon buns. You can make a flavored cinnamon-sugar butter to put in a tupperware container

That is such a cute idea! I love it!

 

[Weeg]

This is a great website with some DIY ideas! I especially like the DIY snow globe! https://www.countryliving.com/diy-crafts/tips/g645/crafty-christmas-presents-ideas/?slide=4

 

[azure_]

I would say think about each person and what there hobbies are (in you know) I think the breakfast basket is a great idea!!!