Creative Gift Baskets: Ideas For Every Personality
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Gift baskets are fun to make and always a hit with the recipient. Who doesn’t love going through a basket, container, or mug filled with surprises!
The baskets I’ve put together over the years include ones for caregivers, teachers, nursing home patients and staff, crafters, gardeners, party hostesses, car geeks, kids, and more. Take these ideas and run with them. Get creative with your gift baskets!
Each gift basket article includes several basket ideas, so take a look at them all!
Filled Gift Baskets And Mugs
The inventory at Dollar Tree is constantly changing so your baskets never get dated or dull.
A basket filled with food and drink to enjoy during the Christmas holidays. It would also make a great hostess gift.
Caregivers are essential to many families, and we would like them to know they are appreciated. This mug gift idea is great.
Dollar Tree is filled with guy stuff for working on cars, cleaning cars, or sprucing up cars. Make a basket for your favorite man.
Give this gift to a friend who needs a little downtime. The wine glass is super cool and pampering yourself should be required.
Filled gift mugs are always fun. Select good chocolate candy to add to the mug and other favorite items.
Does one of your friends or someone in your family love to bake? Maybe a young baker could use a gift set filled with cooking items.
Make a fun gift asket for your child’s teacher, neighbor, postman (or woman), grandkids, etc. Add pretty things and practical items to personalize your gift basket.
Those Moscow Mule Mugs sure are pretty and they look great when filled with decadent candy and wrapped in clear cellophane.
My Dad uses all of these items from Dollar Tree. Buy these and fill a gift basket for anyone moving into a new home or dorm room. It's basic stuff everyone needs.
Last but not least, those darn kids. You can fill a small storage container with goodies for a teen girl or any age child.
Author: Kathy Owen
Kathy Owen is the founder of the home decor blog Petticoat Junktion where she shares tutorials on painting furniture and upcycling thrifty finds into unique home décor. Her DIY projects have been featured on the Home Depot Blog, Plaid Crafts, Behr Designer Series, and in numerous magazines.
