Handmade Christmas Gifts

[YukonLiving]

Not sure if anyone else does handmade gifts for Christmas, but that has been our family tradition.

I just finished knitting this years present tonight; 7 foot long scarf, made on a loom. Hopefully they like it!

Do you make any of your gifts? Let’s see them!

 

[camden_kid]

My wife often knits Christmas presents. This year she made some bobble hats, scarves and mittens.

 

[Mmaynard11]

Not sure if anyone else does handmade gifts for Christmas, but that has been our family tradition.

I just finished knitting this years present tonight; 7 foot long scarf, made on a loom. Hopefully they like it!

Do you make any of your gifts? Let’s see them!


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I don’t have skills like this! Nobody would want a handmade present from me.

Fantastic work my friend!

 

[That post]

Wife knits so she almost always knits stuff for the family. She’s really good at it. She knit this one for our granddaughter.

She does not look impressed though lol.

This one too. (She a little more excited with a club in her hands )

 

[CorvetteGuy]

Made some Cutting Boards for friends and family

 

[hadi05]

@YukonLiving, you could knit some head covers! That scarf is legit!

@That post those beanies are AWESOME!

@CorvetteGuy, those are really nice looking cutting board TBH!

 

[jdtox]

impressive work there. I don’t think I’d ever have the patience to do something like that

 

[Bernoulli]

No one would want a handmade gift from me.

I am very impressed by your skilled handiwork in your gift.

 

[Scorp]

Love the pom poms on your grandaughter's hat.

Cutting boards look great. Can you do one with some inlay?

 

[GolfTravelDude]

One Christmas I gave out 6 sets of irons I had made. Circa 1995

 

[Parrot]

Nice work! We have a small group of friends with whom we exchange small gifts - most always food related. In the past, I've done BBQ rubs or cajun seasoning, a gift certificate for their choice of homemade soup, or peanut, pecan, almond or cashew brittle.

 

[hadi05]

One Christmas I gave out 6 sets of irons I had made. Circa 1995

That would be AWESOME!

 

[Bernoulli]

Nice work! We have a small group of friends with whom we exchange small gifts - most always food related. In the past, I've done BBQ rubs or cajun seasoning, a gift certificate for their choice of homemade soup, or peanut, pecan, almond or cashew brittle.

I've given my brothers some "homemade" trail mix.

 

[YukonLiving]

@YukonLiving, you could knit some head covers! That scarf is legit!

I’ve thought about it… could be kind of fun!

 

[hadi05]

I'd be down for some for sure!