There’s nothing more touching than opening up a handmade gift from a child. Hand-crafted presents full of creativity and love are so special! And there’s plenty of easy-to-make gifts that your little ones can craft for teachers, grandparents, neighbors and anyone else on their list of favorite grown-ups. We searched Pinterest for some inspiration and found these super cute ideas to share.

 

–> Artwork Candles: Kids can add their artwork to a simple candle and turn it into an adorable gift. It’s way easier than you’d think. From Come Together Kids.

 

–> Sugar Scrub: Pamper your teachers with a scented sugar scrub. Kids will love mixing this up in the kitchen, and it only takes minutes. From Kids Activities Blog.

 

–> Photo Bookmarks: These are pretty adorable for all the book-lovers in your life. Grandma will surely love having the assistance of her silly grandchildren saving her page. From Nearly Crafty.

 

–> Bead Suncatchers: These look so pretty and could be great as Christmas ornaments, too. From The Artful Parent.

 

–> Hand-shaped Ring Dish: How cute is this? A great keepsake to last through the years and remind you of how tiny your child’s hands once were that also doubles as a place to hold your special items. From Mama.Papa.Bubba.

 

–> Bath Bombs: These bath bombs were made by science-loving eight year-olds, and would make great gifts. By Penny Alexander.

 

–> Tiny Pinch Pots: This little collection of containers is easy to create, plant, and care for. Plus, it will fit just about anywhere. With just a few supplies and a little time, kids can create a mini succulent garden. From Classic Play.

For more ideas, visit the Do512 Family Pinterest Board: Christmas Gifts the Kids Can Make. Have any awesome DIY gift ideas to share? Please put your links in the comments below!

 

–> Where Kids Can Make Gifts in Austin: Don’t want to make a mess at home? Want a little more instruction to your crafting? There are several local businesses that invite your little ones in to make crafts that would be great to give as gifts. Check out the classes, workshops, and open studio options at these local spots:

• The Art Garage
• ClayWays
• Smudge Studios
• Austin Tinkering School
• Cafe Monet
• Foodie Kids
• The Thinkery
• Stitch Lab

We hope your kiddos have fun crafting and that you have some fun making some terrific gifts together!