Cheap & Easy Christmas Gifts

This weekend was a busy weekend of Christmas projects. I didn't take a lot of photos of the steps along the way however the projects were simple, quick and fun!


I wanted to tackle some cheap and thoughtful gifts for clients at work. I used Pinterest for some inspiration I set out for my supplies. I found these cute tags "For Your Mistle Toes" from Persia Lou's website (click for link). You can download the PDF file & print it right at home. I love when cute things like this are free! I printed the tags on white cardstock and after carefully cutting it out I added a hole punch and ink distressed the corners to give it a warmer feel.

Using some white fake snow I found at Canadian Tire, I poured a little into the bottom of a clear cellophane bag and then put in the following goodies: Red Nail Polish, Nail File, Aveda Foot Relief Cream and a callus grinder from Joe Fresh. The whole bag cost me roughly $20 and I think it is a pretty nice gift.

I found some white raffia and sealed the bag with the tag and a cute bow.

I just know my clients will love these little care packages.

Next I found these adorable tags to add to gifts for the rest of my clients of which I am not as close with and didn't want to spend as much on.  The tag's read "Merry Christmas. You're the Balm" and I got a free downloadable PDF from Simple As That's blog. I saved, printed on cardstock, carefully cut, added a punch hole and ink distressed just as I did with the tags above.

With the holiday season among us, EOS has out special edition lip balms which I love because they are organic and natural. The special edition kit came with stickers that you could use to jazz up the lip balm. I personalized a few and added simple gems to the rest.

EOS Special Edition Personalization Kit

As with the Mistle Toe's gift above, I put it in cellophane bags and added a bow with raffia.

I can't wait to see the responses I get from clients when I get to hand these little gem gifts outs!

Merry Christmas.

xo