.Creative Homemade Stocking Stuffers for Everyone on your Christmas List
Entry #837, December 15, 2011
Every year, do you feel like you give out the same stocking stuffers? What used to be a tradition for kids, is now a fun filled activity that every age enjoys opening on Christmas morning. After all, who doesn’t enjoy receiving trinkets and small gifts in addition to the presents of the holiday!?
Today I found these stocking stuffer ideas from Martha Stewart. From handcrafted ones to thoughtful sentiments that are sure to be enjoyed, here are some of my favs!
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Tooth Bear
These little hand-stitched felt bears have an important duty: safely guarding teeth awaiting pickup by the Tooth Fairy.
How to Make the Tooth Bear
Snowman Pencils
These easy-to-make snowman pencils will look jolly peeking out of a stocking on Christmas morning.
How to Make the Snowman Pencils
Custom Cufflinks
A pair of custom cufflinks are the perfect gift for a special man, and just the right size for tucking into a stocking.
How to Make the Custom Cufflinks
Striped Soaps
Sure, you can stuff a stocking with trinkets and small gadgets, but handmade gifts from the heart are so much more meaningful and will be cherished long after the holiday season.
These festive peppermint-scented soaps are made in a mini loaf pan — each “loaf” yields six bars of soap.
How to Make the Striped Soaps
Bath Fizzies
Stuff stockings with effervescent bath treats in a variety of shapes and colors.
How to Make the Bath Fizzies
Candy Sticks
Dip these Christmas standbys in white chocolate and nonpareils for something extra sweet.
How to Make the Candy Sticks
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