QuiltE

.... or those little credit card holder thingies!

Karamarie

How about one of those bowl cozies (or whatever they are called) filled with candy.

grammasharon

Lynnie, I have done fabric boxes with candy and sometimes with a dishcloth and scrubbie. they went over very well. Last year I did some 11" round hot mats for the table. Cut them 12" square, used backing, insul brite, batting and another piece of pretty fabric for the top. I then quilted it, cut out in a circle and put binding on. Sharon

Wanabee Quiltin

I find that gifts of baked or cooked items are always appreciated. Homemade fudge in different flavors is something I give away. I put it in a pretty tin with a bow. Homemade pumpkin or banana bread is always welcome.

sewbizgirl

Peanut brittle is fast and easy to make, and a treat at Christmas. That plus a potholder would be a nice token gift.

Mariposa

Maybe a set of coasters? An ornament? I vote for something homemade, like a hearty loaf of bread.

osewme

How about a yummy loaf of Cranberry Nut Bread. I make it every year now & everyone loves it. Good for people that you don't know well enough to know what they like or don't like. Everyone seems to love food!

sailsablazin

OH! I would love the recipe for your Cranberry Nut Bread! PM me, maybe???

sailsablazin

What about a "corn warmer?" It gets cold in New York and she could use it on her shoulder, tummy, feet, etc?
I have made a ton of these for teacher gifts over the years and am surprised at how many people asked for another one the next year.
Filled with field corn, not cracked corn....removable cover--
Throw in a plate of cookies for an extra treat!!

QuiltE

Better still ... share with all!






Christmas Tree Ornament(s)?????