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  As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. Delighting friends, family, and colleagues with homemade Christmas cookies is a cherished holiday tradition. However, the presentation of these sweet treats can elevate the gifting experience to a whole new level. In this article, we explore festive ways to package and gift Christmas cookies, from creative packaging ideas to personalized touches that make each cookie gift extra special. Whether you're looking for DIY wrapping techniques, unique containers, or eco-friendly options, we've got you covered with tips and inspiration to ensure your cookie gifts are both stylish and memorable this holiday season. Festive Cookie Boxes and Tins Packaging your cookies in decorative boxes or tins adds charm and keeps them fresh. Look for designs that scream holiday cheer, from classic patterns to modern illustrations. Mason Jars and Glass Containers For a more rustic or elegant touch, consider layering your cookies in clear maso...

***UPDATED 3/9/24*** 🍀MARCH is here!! Spring is around the corner. Brighten up your front door with these creative DIY spring wreaths. There are floral wreaths, an umbrella wreath, a rain boot wreath, a monogram wreath, and much more. We hope these ideas get your creative juices flowing. We give credit where credit is due so check out the links below the photos and let the designers know you visited their website. 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷 If this wreath isn't full and beautiful. A tulip wreath will brighten any door. Tulip Wreath DIY - Gorgeous and Easy! • The How To Mom How cute is this umbrella wreath? So fast, easy, and creative. DIY 5-Minute Umbrella "Wreath" (onegoodthingbyjillee.com) Do you have a pair of rain boots just sitting around? This is a great way to use them to decorate your front door for spring. https://pinkpopdesign.com/rain-boot-wreath/ Personalize your front door with this monogram wreath.  Make A Monogram - daisymaebelle | daisymaebell...

I love different styles of gift wrapping. Wrapping paper has come a long way and the creativity that folks have is phenomenal. I usually buy wrapping paper from Hobby Lobby  because it’s sturdy and it has grid marks on the back to help with cutting. I go after Christmas for the big sale as they always have lots of paper left. Using embellishments is fun. You can use natural products such as pine cones, evergreens, herbs, etc. If you like ribbons, try using different widths together on a package to give it dimension. I've used pictures as a tag instead of writing who the gift is going to, the photo tells it. Be creative and have fun! Here are some of my favorite styles of gift wrapping along with some links for your convenience. Happy wrapping!!