Quick Holiday Gifts to Stitch + Giveaway!
Are you looking for a quick sewing project to whip up as a last-minute holiday gift? We’ve gathered together our best quick project tutorials just for you! And as an extra bonus, we’re giving you the chance to win a fabulous, fun sewing package at the end of the post. Happy sewing for the holidays!
Give the cozy gift of warmth with a handmade yet so simple to sew blanket scarf. Use a soft flannel fabric in favorite colors to make a DIY Blanket Scarf with this tutorial.
These oversized hand warmers not only work well by your desktop, but work great in large winter pockets! They sew up so quickly you can make a set for yourself, and a set as a gift. Learn how to make these Hand Warmers here at WeAllSew.
Whip up a quick protective carrying case for an iPad, and add a personal touch with a monogram. Find out How to Sew a Wool iPad Case here.
Do you know someone who is constantly searching for their phone cord? This clever handmade holder makes a great gift, and can hang from a hook, a doorknob, or from the cord while it’s plugged in to a wall. Learn how to make a Cell Phone Caddy here.
These little fabric trays are so handy, so simple, and so fun to make! The final size of your fabric tray depends on the size of the squares you cut. Learn how to make a set of Tidy Trays here at WeAllSew.
Everyone who bakes could use an extra hand or two in the kitchen, and these double-oven mitts make a great gift. Find the Double Oven Mitt tutorial here.
Don’t let the curves fool you, these modern looking coasters are simple to make! Create a matched set, personalize with favorite fabrics, or add a monogram to create a fun gift. Learn how to make Curvy Coasters in this tutorial.
These sweet, circular potholders can be used as trivets, potholders and to brighten up any kitchen. It’s very simple and a fast project so you can finish in a evening and it’s a perfect gift too! Click here to find the Circle Potholder how-to.
Got a friend or family member who’s always on the go? Make a quick and easy travel bag with a waterproof lining to hold toiletries on the road! Learn how to make a Waterproof Travel Kit Bag here at WeAllSew.
Another good gift for travelers is a relaxing aromatherapy eye pillow, perfect for melting away jet lag. Find the full tutorial for the DIY Eye Pillow here.
One more for the road! What traveler wouldn’t love a handy, handmade laundry bag for storing dirty clothes in a suitcase while on the go? This tutorial includes a free, downloadable pattern to create the washer applique, click here for the Laundry Bag Tutorial.
Want to add a quick handmade touch to a gift? Find out how to make a Personalized Gift Tag, just the thing to give your gift that special, handmade touch.
Try a sustainable approach to gift wrap with pojagi pieced cloth, an historic Korean textile art form of patchwork. See how you can create a pojagi cloth with your sewing machine in this tutorial.
You can create beautiful, unique, and stylish reusable wraps for gifts this holiday season in minutes using your overlocker. Click here to find the Big Bow Reusable Gift Wrap tutorial, and to find out which stitches work best for finishing the edges, tricks for turning tubes without a bodkin, and how to serge crisp square corners without touching the presser foot.
These fun to fold fabric stars make fun gifts to decorate for the holidays, or look fabulous on top of a gift! Learn how to make a batch of Fabric Danish Star Ornaments here at WeAllSew.
Holiday Giveaway!
One lucky WeAllSew reader will win this fun prize package including one Reverse-A-Rule triangle ruler, one pair of Tula Pink Hardware Duckbill Applique 6 inch scissors, and one set of 3 BERNINA clearn zippered project bags!
All you have to do is post a comment below and answer the question,
“What is your favorite last-minute gift for holiday giving?”
The the giveaway is open through Wednesday, December 19th, 2018.
The giveaway is open to residents of the 50 United States and the District of Columbia. One comment per fan. Comment must be submitted to the WeAllSew.com blog by December 19, 2018 at 11:59 PM Central Time. Winner will be chosen randomly. Winner will be notified by email and will have 48 hours to contact to claim the prize.
Good luck!
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222 comments on “Quick Holiday Gifts to Stitch + Giveaway!”
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Every year our last-minute gift ends up being my husband’s famous homemade fudge and homemade cookies. Sometimes in a homemade fabric container!
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I like to give embroidered towels for the kitchen, usually wrapped around a bottle of wine. They have sayings related to the holiday or general wishes. They can be done ahead in neutral colors so they go with anyone’s decor.
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My favorite last minute gifts to make are machine embroidery ornaments on my new Bernina 570 ❤️
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It seems like every year I have last minute gifts to give and so I tuck a gift card into a small handmade zippered pouch. I make a bunch to have on hand for last minute gifts.
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For a last-minute gift, I like to make/give the bowl hot pads – I have recently been giving sets of 3 – for small, medium and large bowls/dishes – everyone seems to love them.
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I like to do pillow cases and use them to wrap gift in
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Coasters or napkins are a favoritequick one for me.
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My favorite last minute gift is an embroidered dish towel.
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I like to make table runners that are happy reminders of the joy we have shared together during the holiday season.
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Ornaments, or a personalized throw. But all of the above ideas are great!
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Great question. I’m looking forward to reading all the responses and hopefully coming up with some new ideas. For me, I lean to create machine embroidered dish towels or ITH zipper bags as last minute gifts. Today I’m making ITH Hot Pad Mitts hoping that they will also be easy & fast (I just need to figure them out first). LOL!
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Potholders would be my favorite last- minute gift but these all look so cute I might have to try them all!
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I love to sew pillowcases for the kids in my family. And I also made holiday pillowcases for the adults and some friends. They were a big hit and allowed me to use fabric I have a secret passion for (novelty holiday prints) that I don’t think I’d ever use in a quilt or other sewing project!
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I like making handwarmers
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I love making little zippered pouches as quick gifts! I use them to carry toiletries in my purse and it helps to have one in each purse so that I don’t have to keep moving one around and then forgetting about it when I switch purses!
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Potholders with some kitchen utensils or a mug rug and coffee cup!
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For last minute gifts, I like to sew up a set of monogrammed coasters or machine applique a set of towels for the kitchen or bathroom. They are unique and always appreciated!
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My favorite last minute gift is a gift card! “I don’t need anything” said no sewist, ever.
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Potholders are always quick and practical.
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Patch work pot holders and small zippered bags are my go-to last minute gifts.
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I like to make ornaments as a last minute gift.
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My favorite handmade gift I received was a blouse made by my younger sister
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My favorite last-minute gift for holiday giving is a handmade papercraft card and a decorated kitchen towel
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I love making double pot holders and mug rugs for last minute fun gifts for my friends and coworkers
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Great ideas and instructions. It’s hard to think sometimes of quick thoughtful gifts. My go to last minute gift is either pot holders or towels.
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I love all the creative ideas to make gifts. I received a beautiful crocheted blanket from my grandmother for Christmas along time ago.
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I love making homemade ornaments. Often they are quick and easy but if you pick the right ones they look like it took you hours!
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My favorite gift to give would be a Christmas ornament.
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Cookie mix in a jar!
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I like to machine embroider dish towels for last minute gifts. They’re quick, easy, and much appreciated. The bernina site has hundreds of beautiful designs.
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My favorite last minute gift is a pillow case. It is especially useful for wrapping odd sized gifts.
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I made some MugRugs to five to my friends and family with leftover fabrics. I also made some pincushions and filled them with crushed walnuts.
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Criss cross coasters! Fast and easy tied with a ribbon and note!
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My favorite last minute gifts are the microwavable bowl holders and the double oven mitts! Perfect and so handy to have !!!
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My go-to fast & easy last minute gift is a Christmas ornament! As simple as a folded fabric one to a personalized embroidered one! Thank you, Susan
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Last minute gifts include towels embroidered with the recipients initials.
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Fave last minute gift is wine.
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I’m getting bored with the same-old same-old, but pot holders is my go-to. I need to find a replacement.
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Love the tidy trays – going to make them today !!
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my favorite last minute gift – a cozy quillo. I can whip one up in a couple of hours using a print panel fabric with matching fabric for the back and tying it with yarn . I also love making pot holders or pillowcases – both are fast.
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My go-to last minute gift is a hand towel, a wooden spoon, and a cookie mix. I try to keep holiday themed towel a on hand, just in case.
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Basket with homemade baked goods & xmas decoration
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I try to keep a few little gifts on hand for those last minute opportunities. Some good ones are a bottle of wine and a block of cheese, or I’ve found some small cast iron skillets with brownie or cookie mixes.
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I really like the potholders to use as trivets and the coasters.The dirty clothes laundry bag looks nice too.
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Last minute gift giving would be some sort of cookies or candy. With a little more time I like to make pillowcases.
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Purse size hand-sanitizer, lotions, pocket tissues. Especially for folks that are traveling, shopping etc. Quick, easy and always appreciated. Put them all in a little hand made or quilted gift bag.
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I like the DIY Eye Pillow best I think. There are a number of projects I want to make even after Christmas.
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My favorite last minute gift for holiday giving is the microwave bowl cozie!
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A bottle of wine or bubbly ?
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My favorites are FSL Christmas ornaments or a festive mug rug.
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Who doesn’t love candy? Best last minute gift!
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At Christmas I am famous for making personalized coasters at the last minute.
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I like to embroider a nice linen hand towel.
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I like to make machine-embroidered ornaments for last-minute presents… lately, they have been reindeers on gingerbread-colored felt with white thread.
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My last minute gift is embroidered personalized ornaments for my family members..
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I like making fleece scarves that look like big bibs and have velcro closures in the back so they don’t have to go over your head and mess up your hair. They tuck in to your coat and keep your chest warm.
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My favorite last-minutes gifts are pot holders, book covers and kitchen towels. I am making my husband a bag to put the car hitch in so it doesn’t get our carpet grease when he removes it from the SUV.
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Last minute gift idea – fabric napkins out of a holiday themed print.
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My favorite last-minute gift for holiday giving is holiday placemats.
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Polar fleece fingerless gloves! Quick to sew and always appreciated!
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I love to make zippered pouches of all sizes and shapes. I especially like to make ones that have a clear vinyl side so they can see what they put inside. Fast and easy to do. Making them with cork makes them extra special.
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I like to make infinity scarfs. they are fast and easy
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A bag/box of assorted chocolates or cookies from a local bakery.
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A box of assorted chocolate candies.
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Zippered pouches. They can hold anything you want. Can be used at home, in the purse and/or the suitcase.
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All I want for Christmas is a Bernina 590E! I like to make quick Christmas wall hangings for gifts.
Kris
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Homemade fudge! All quilters and crafters love chocolate!
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I’m enjoying making the Danish Star ornaments. I’ve made 1 and have 4 more ready to go. I should have started making these sooner. I think they are great for something extra in a package or just on top of the package. Great way to use my Christmas fabric.
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A coffee card. Everything goes better with coffee!
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An ornament or a simple bag!!
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I love to give home made gifts – something sewn, if I have time, like a baby blanket or coasters, place mats. But if it is last-minute, I grab a jar of my home made raspberry jam which always seems to please!
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I love to sew personalized luggage tags! I use the “Just the Ticket Luggage Tag” pattern by Uniquely Michelle and will either make it out of a fabric that the person likes, like a sports team, or I will also use my Bernina to embroider their initial or monogram to the back side of it.
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My favorite last minute gift is a zipper pouch made in a novelty fabric chosen for each recipient.
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A tin of home made baked treats
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I create Christmas boxes filled with items related to the person’s hobby or interests. Fabric and threads for a quilter, BBQ seasonings & tools for a BBQ fan, Craft beers and homemade pretzels for a football fan, etc. I have more fun finding things and creating the specialty box than shopping in the mall. Plus, I support small businesses.
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My favorite last minute gifts are chocolates with hot chocolate!
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A monogrammed fleece or flannel scarf is my go-to last minute gift.
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My favourite quickly made gifts this year are pouches; quilted tablet pouches and clear pouches with quilted backs for the different people in my life. I get to customize the pouches depending on the person or their hobbies/needs.
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Thank you for the chance! My last minute gift ideas usually fall to what I can bake or a quick gift card or online gift certificate….Merry Christmas to all! Thank you for the great ideas 🙂
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This would be nice to win.
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Potholders or trivets are my go to last-minute gifts!
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My favorite last minute gift for gift giving is a set of Christmas (or Monogram) Mug Rugs – Made in the hoop, of course.
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My favorite last minute gift is a tray of cookies. OK, so it has nothing to do with sewing but people who don’t have time to bake cookies and such or cannot make the ones I do, love to get a tray of cookies to share with visiting friends. Have to go …. time to make the cookies!
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A gift card to their favorite restaurant or store.
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I like to whip up a few potholders or table pads.
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My favorite last minute gift is a bottle of wine in a fabric carrier!
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My favorite last minute gift is a wallhanging
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What great gift ideas. I stitched up a lot of cell phone caddies for friends and family members that travel, plus a few extras for “requests” and to have for last minute gifts. I hope they like them. I used some pretty loud/wild print scraps. Hopefully they can’t miss or forget them.
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I knit dishcloths with cotton yarn in spare time and they are my favorite last-minute gifts. They are soft, absorbent, colorful, and easy to knit. Everyone seems to like them.
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The double oven mitt tutorial is the perfect idea to solve my dilemma of what to give my friend who loves to cook! Looks like it will be fast, easy, and she’ll love it!
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An infinity scarf, with or without a zipper, is always welcomed and appreciated and a very easy last-minute gift to make for the female gender. For men, a nicely sewen neck scarf always works into a tightly scheduled, last-minute gift as well.
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Something from the oven, nice and fresh.
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As a last minute gift, I usually go for food items – especially candy. Who doesn’t love candy?
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My fav last minute gift handmade Rice bags.i call them muscle bags because they feel so good warmed up on my muscles!
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I think this is a great site. And I think the double oven mits would be my favorite.
Patty
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My favorite last minute gift is a tin of homemade candies
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My favorite last minute gift is a Christmas ornament . A small Angel sewn with my embroidery module, or a small in the hoop ornament .
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My favorite last minute gift to make are a set of coasters. I have 4 Berninas, but still enjoy sewing on the little 145. Donna
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A zipper pouch is always my go to, you can never have too many and you can have sew many sizes!!!
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An infinity scarf.
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A bottle of wine.
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I have made many double oven mitts, and personal embroidered bath towels for my family for Christmas. I have also made embroidered gift bags to put my homemade gifts into. Thank you for many of the ideas for these gifts.
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I love making microwavable heating pads with rice for that last minute gift for a unexpected guest at Christmas…….it means I can give them a gift without them feeling left out while as a family we open our gifts.
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My favorite last minute gift is an embroidered towel.
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My favorite last minute gift is chocolate coins, a traditional Chanukah gift.
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Mug rugs & cookies. Thanks.
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My favorite gift to give or receive is a book.
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I am hoping that it will be personalized christmas ornaments if I can find the post that had it. I’m pretty sure they used Reverse-A-Rule triangle ruler to cut tree like fabric out that was then machine embroderied with name and 2018. Someone was teaching a child I think and the fabric was striped. but I cannot find post. If I win this ruler and the duckbill scissors I can do great applique too. thanks i love this blog. scarlette
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Pot holders are a great last minute gift. Quick to make and everybody needs them! I use old towels and washcloths for batting, so they aren’t so stiff.
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I love the cell phone pocket! I really want to make one of those!
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My favorite last minute gift is to embroider a person’s name or their monogram on a towel or pillowcase.
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A monogrammed bag with contents to make variou hot drinks and candy canes!
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Nice list of gift ideas. My favorite last minute gifts are mug rugs. One can do fancy embroidery and or piecing or any number of themes.
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Home-made spiced sugar in a beautiful jar.
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My most common (I can’t say favorite) last minute gift is a picture of the item with an IOU…
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I love giving and receiving gift cards.
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My favorite last minute gift is making my family quilted Christmas ornaments to hang on their tree. There an easy fun project to do.
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This year my favorite last minute gift is a jar of homemade Cinnamon Honey Butter. Especially good on hot crossed buns.
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One of my favorite last minute gifts is to sew is a miniature cuffed stocking sized to fit a gift card.
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Zip bags are a great last minute gift and you can add some goodies inside such as hand lotion, thread snips or a gift card.
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The Danish Star Ornament is a total delight to make and the finished product, depending upon the fabric, is the perfect gift for any occasion any time of the year.
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My favorite last minute gift is the potholder, coaster, kitchen decor hanger embroidered with a name.
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I guess my favorite last-minute gift is candy.
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I like to make reusable shopping bags for quick gifts. I try to keep some on hand throughout the year. Everyone can use one or two and it’s good for the planet too.
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I keep a small collection of mini stuffed animals, fancy chopsticks, drawing supplies, and such on hand in case I need a last minute child’s gift. For adults a favorite last minute gift is champagne or an interesting wine wrapped up festively (in a fabric wrapping if there’s time to do it)!
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A bottle of wine in a machine embroidered gift bag.
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My favorite last minute holiday gift is a mug rug with mug and hot chocolate.
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I love to make different size zippered bags. Makes a lovely item to fill and give.
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Relaxation items are my favorite holiday gifts. The eye pillow is perfect for last minute gifts.
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Lst minte gifts: Love to embroider recipes on dish towels in special script and decorate tops and bottoms with designs appropriate to recipes. For my own homemade Chili Con Carne recipe, I Embrioder red and green chili peppers on edges. Love my Bernina 790
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My favorite last minute gift is a fabric-wrapped clothesline bowl. A small doesn’t take long to whip up. Thanks for the fun gift ideas!
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One of my favorites is potholders because even if you don’t cook, you are bound to heat things in the microwave and therefore need potholders. I love the double mitt you are featuring here and will be trying it soon.
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Zippered bags is my go to last minute gift
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My favorite thing to sew is pillow cases. I like to match the fabric motif to the interest of the person receiving the gift, such as a sports theme print, or gardening or animal lovers print or school colors.
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My last minute projects are quilted tree ornaments and mug rugs.
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For me, it is mug rugs!
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Embroidered wine bags filled with the appropriate holiday cheer of course
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Last minute gifts, wine or candy, with a homemade luggage tag attached.
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My favorite last minute gift are some pot holders made with scraps and odd mismatched cutouts
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I have a couple of last minute projects – FSL ornaments or mug rugs are quick and always appreciated.
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A quick little bag to put a trinket in is an easy last minute project. I will be doing some today for books for a few of my Great Nieces and Nephews. Also, a few for bottles of Wine!
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Chocolate is my favorite last minute gift !! I like the ideas above and I think I’m going to try a few 🙂
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Used the Wrap-n-Zap batting for the 2-handed potholders. I don’t think I’d preshrink next time. Great pattern, easy to follow!
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My favorite last minute gifts are mug rugs. Quick and easy and everybody loves them. I like to quilt them using my Bernina 770 QE.
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Microwaveable bowl huggers are a favorite of mine.
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This year’s favorite last minute project is a laminated cotton or pul bowl cover.
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This year, my last minute gifts have been microwave bowls and Hot Stuff Oven Mittes. I have one more oven mitt to make.
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I like to make microwave bowl holders…everyone loves to receive one! Fun and functional.
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My favorite last minute gifts are eye pillows and neck warmers. They are always appreciated during a hectic holiday season!
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My favorite last minute gift is the handy little scissor holder for all my sewing friends. I love useful gifts. Something we all can use!
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Depends on “how last minute” but I try to have cinch bags done so all I have to do is add a goody to the inside, homemade or bought!
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Pizzelles! Italian wafer cookies that you bake in a special waffle-type iron. My friends all love them, so I when I need to have something I know they’ll love, Pizzelles are my go-to.
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There are so many cute little bags to sew now–great to give a gift card! Thanks for the giveaway!
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I make Carmel’s. I begin before Thanksgiving and make over a thousand each season. A batch is about 85. After family and friends have been gifted, there are always several bags waiting…..just in case.
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I have been working on a few fabric booties as last minute gifts, and hope I have enough time to sew for everyone!
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My last minute gifts are mug rugs or potholders. Thanks for the great ideas and awesome giveaway!
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A fabric-covered personal journal is quick, easy and inexpensive when you buy journals from the dollar store. I use the same method as putting brown paper bags on textbooks. You can even personalize the cover with initials or a name.
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Would love to win I’m just learning and i love making Bowl Koozies so that would be my new go to gift
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I often make sets of coasters or small Kleenex holders for quick holiday gifts. Now I have some new ideas to add to the list.
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My favorite last minute project are embroidered dish towels. Everyone loves them
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My favorite last minute gift to make is a decorated kitchen towel.
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Definitely mug rugs. They’re quick & easy to make and most everyone loves ’em!
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I was gifted a couple of the fabric Danish Star ornaments. I am happy that I stumbled across the pattern for me to make them, too.
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For last minute gifts I like to make potholders or Christmas ornaments.
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Embroidered hand towels and pillow cases are my last minute gifts
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I’ve just finished some phone pillows.
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Mug rugs or tea towels.
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I make a lot of pot holders last minute. It seems to be one of my most used gifts other than quilts.
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I love to make a set of graduated baskets in colors that the recipients will like as a gift along with homemade treats.
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Cathedral windows pillow!
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Holiday table mats and holiday motifs embroidered on napkins, holiday bags with embroidered name tags have been some of my gifts for friends.
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My go-to last minute gifts are either some kind of homemade baked good or snack food, and if I don’t even have time for that I fall back to good old-fashioned cash!! Everybody can use cash!!! 🙂
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My favorite last minute gifts are books.
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I love making fabric coasters, hot pads, and snack mats as last minute gift ideas.
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Mini scissor case is just what I need to complete my gift list.
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My current favorite last minute gift is the hanging cell phone case!
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A favorite for our family, mug rugs in favorite team colors or new pillow cases for fresh new dreams forthe new year.
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My favorite last minute gifts are personalized coasters, especially when I am having a number of guests.
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I love to give bath towels that have been personalized.
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Love making wine totes,(with a bottle of wine 😉 tea towels and mug rugs.
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One of my home sewn last minute gifts is a microwave cozy bowl, even men like to receive them. Think
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I’ve been making trivets (potholders without a hanging tab) for a few friends and am eyeballing that Cell Phone Caddy to make for my daughters charger cords.
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I like to make Christmas tree ornaments for grandkids.
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Soup bowl pot holder
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My favorite last minute gifts to make are bookmarks with an initial embroidered on them and I also like to make tissue covers. The little miniature tissue holders that you can put in your purse. And they can be embroidered also.
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What a fun giveaway. Thanks for the chance to win! 🙂
My fave last minute gift depends on who it is for. I like to make stuffed critters, pin cushions, pot holders and mug rugs. I keep a few ready…just in case. I also like to embroider towels for a personal gift if there is time, or a small panel baby quilt with the new person’s name embroidered on it. -
Make Mug Rugs and Zippered Pouches in-the-hoop.
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My favorite last minute gift is pillow cases for the kids. I have also made them into bags to give them their gifts in.
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My favorite last minute gifts are ones that I can quickly embroider to personalize! I will usually whip up a couple zippered bags or if I run across store bought items that I can personalize, I do that! Hand towels are also a quick last minute hostess gift!
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Ornaments, coasters or embroidered kitchen towels.
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Thanks for all of the great ideas! I either make pillowcases or coaster/mug rugs for gifts.
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Two or four holiday theme table place mats – always welcomed!
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For those of us who find winter to be a chilling experience, I sew quick & easy warming bags for those last minute gifts. I’m lucky to have Bernina embroidery software, so I personalize each bag for the recipient. I like to make them at least a foot long and about 6″ wide, seams are reinforced & the bags are partially filled with rice or flax seeds. I also add some essential oils for aroma therapy. These pop into the microwave and are supervised till they’re warm, but not too hot to handle. They are great draped around your shoulders or tucked into bed where cold feet can get toasty. These are also great for cold therapy! Just pop them into the freezer and apply to affected area.
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Mt last minute favorite gift is zippered pouches. You can change them in so many different ways to fit the recipient. I just love them and they are so easy and quick!
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I love the little fabric trays and the Danish stars!
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I make home made soap and lotion. It is an easy go to for last minute.
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I like to make table runners that can be used year round. The double oven mitt looks lik3 something that my friends would like also.
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Favorite last minute gift would be home baked cookies or hot pads.
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I like to make hot pads/trivets, made with holiday cotton fabric, sewn with cotton thread, lined with a thermal batting product. I print a little tag informing the recipient how they are made. Therefore, they can trust that the trivet will protect their furniture. My sister said, “The trivets really work.”
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Coasters or placemats are my favs
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Love giving baked goods wrapped in festive cloth.
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quilted potholders or coasters make a pretty nice gift. Even better if you have time to personalize it with embroidery!
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If I need a last minute, it will be homemade food or a microwave bowl holder.
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This year my favorite last minute gift has been the microwavable bowl cozy.
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This year the tidy tray will be last minute gift.
I’ll gift myself also!
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Home made goodies or a pillowcase or folded coasters are last minute gifts I like to have on hand.
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My favorite last minute home made gift is the Kitchen towel to hang on the stove. Everyone loves these and home made stuff. Always made with love.
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My favorite homemade gift was my Mom’s bourbon balls all crisp on the outside and gooey in the middle. she always made a cloth box for them. I miss her so.
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I like to give personalized pillowcases! They are pretty quick to make, and quilting cottons feel nice!
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My favorite last minute gift would be a set of quilted mug rugs made from my stash of vintage Christmas fabrics.
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My last min gift is usually machine embroidered kitchen towels with some nice smelling kitchen hand soap because most people will eventually find themselves in the kitchen and this just makes it a little nicer.
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My last minute go to Christmas gift is a microwave bowl cozy.
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I like to make FSL and tile wall hangings.
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Christmas tree napkns or potholders
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Embroidered towels, specifically the Punny Kitchen towels via OESD
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A zipper pouch!
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My favorite last-minute gift for holiday giving is now the little trays now that I know how to make them. We are a family of gamers, so the guys like the trays to keep their tokens, dice and what-nots in as well.