⎨DIY Winter gift idea⎬
This post is part of a series of posts that accompanies my journaling & inspirational workshop, "Quiet Christmas: A Self-Love Journey for the Month of December". If you're looking for a way to slow down at Christmastime, find peace, and savor this time of the year like never before, then this workshop is for you! :) The course doesn't take into consideration the religious aspect of Christmas, it's a Personal Growth, Bliss & Healing workshop.What if the cure for Holiday stress was more self-love and honoring our needs and desires? Quiet Christmas is an inspiring and powerful workshop in e-book format with daily journaling prompts (can be done even without journaling, if you prefer), to guide you on a journey of self-love and radical self care during the month of December.What if we put ourselves and our deep needs and desires first?
Hello everyone! Today I'm bringing you another cute simple homemade gift idea.
When I saw these liquid marseille soap bottles, I instantly knew they would have made a wonderful simple little gift for Winter (and Christmas, if you want).
Natural gift wrapping is always my favorite, so I foraged some pine boughs and I used them to wrap my gifts.
This little DIY gift idea doesn't require a lot of materials.
The soap bottles were very inexpensive. I suggest that you get soap with very neutral packaging, so that it doesn't distract with bright colors and designs.
Then you'll need some sort of ribbon and twine (or embroidery thread), fresh pine, a tag to handstamp, and a handmade ornament. The pattern and tutorial for "Artie", the snowman featured in this post, is here.
Cut the pine in small pieces, wrap the twine or embroidery thread around the stem...
... and tie to the bottle. Secure with a double knot.
Handstamp a lovely sentiment on the tag, add it to the bottle, and then add the ornament. Secure with a double knot.
At this point make the ribbon to finish off your gift.
Your soap bottles, perfect as a simple Winter gift (or Christmas gift) are done and ready to bring smiles to the recipients! :)
Hope you'll try this idea!
Much love,
Monica xoxo
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