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and requires just a few materials- -a large mason jar, fake snow, small ornaments, and a bottle brush Christmas tree (usually found with Christmas village decor). Fill the mason jar about ¼ full of snow, then arrange the ornaments (snowmen and reindeer work well) around the Christmas tree. Be sure to push the ornaments and tree into the snow firmly to keep them from falling over.

child shopping and have them choose inexpensive items like stretchy gloves, hats, scarves, hot cocoa, and cookie mix. Combine them all in a pretty gift basket with a heartfelt note from your child. Teachers love homemade gifts during the holidays. Many of these DIY gifts are functional as well as sentimental, and your child’s teacher is sure to cherish them for years to come. These gifts work well for family and friends, too. Before you break the bank this year, consider unique, affordable, and memorable DIY gift ideas.

8. Warm and Cozy Winter Basket. Everyone likes to stay warm and cozy during the cold winter months. Your child’s teacher will appreciate a basket of items to warm her snowy days. Bring your

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