Easy DIY Christmas Gifts: Santa Treat Holders
If you're on the lookout for festive, yet simple DIY Christmas gifts to make with the kids, look no further. Tis the season for all things merry and bright... and crafty! These Santa Treat Holders are not only easy peasy to make, but they also make for some oh-so-cute DIY Christmas gifts. And who doesn't love a little something that's both cute AND easy? It's a fun and inexpensive way to spend some time getting the kids into the festive spirit with some cute little gifts for teachers, grandparents and anyone you'd like to spread some holiday cheer to. Let’s get started.
Here's what you’ll need:
Best thing about these DIY Christmas gifts? They're easy to make and you’ll only need a few supplies to put them together. To make your own Santa treat holder, you'll need the following supplies:
How to make a Santa Treat Holder
Step 1
First, run a small band of glue around the base of your terracotta pot. Quickly add your red yarn and hold in place until glue dries.
Step 2
Continue to wrap the red yarn around the terracotta pot until you reach the lip of the pot. Then continue to wrap yarn around and around. I did three layers of yarn. Glue end using your glue gun.
Step 3
Run a small band of glue around the top of the flower pot and glue white yarn in place. Continue to wrap white yarn around the entire top of the flower pot.
Step 4
Glue two black buttons to the front of the flower pot and we're ready to fill our Santa Treat Holders. You can fill them cookies, lollies, or even a small succulent as a gift – it’s completely up to you.
Step 5
That's it! Your Santa Treat Holder is now complete. Be sure to fill it with something tasty before gifting it to your friends and loved ones this holiday season.
We hope you enjoyed this quick and easy Christmas craft tutorial. These adorable Santa Treat Holders are sure to please anyone on your holiday list - plus they make great last-minute gifts. Be sure to check out our blog for more easy DIY Christmas gifts or Christmas craft ideas. Until next time, happy crafting!