I love nothing more than giving a handmade gift to someone for their birthday. It shows that I put a little extra thought into giving them something they will truly love. A handmade gift is also perfect for that hard-to-buy-for person on your list. With a little bit of creativity, you can give them something useful instead of the usual gift card. There’s a little something for everyone on this list from kids to parents to just about anyone else in your life. Be sure to try out one or all of these thrifty DIY birthday gifts!
Gifts for Kids
This travel chalkboard is handy for more than just road trips. Parents can tuck it into the car to keep on hand when out at restaurants or anywhere they need to keep the kids entertained. From Simplee Thrifty
This adorable roll up pencil case is great for the budding artist. Made from placemats, you’ll have this completed in no time. Add a doodle pad and you’re set! From One Creative Mommy
Photo Gifts
Parents and grandparents love adding to their collection of photos of their family in their home. Take the time to make a beautiful frame that accents their decor. From Ribbons & Glue
This photo wheel is a great gift for someone that you know has a big empty wall in their house that needs to be filled with smiling faces! This can be customized in so many ways. From Just 2 Sisters
Food Gifts
Broquet: a bouquet for men! This is a quick and simple gift you can whip up in no time with dollar store items for the man in your life who loves nothing more than snacks. From A Bride on a Budget
This lollipop bouquet is simply stunning! For that person with the sweet tooth, use a few simple dollar store items to make this gorgeous gift. From Crafts ‘n Coffee
Miscellaneous
This DIY Coconut & Lime Bath Soak is perfect for the person who loves to be pampered. There’s even free printable labels! From Thrifty DIY Diva
My dad loves doing puzzles – it’s my go-to gift for him. I think this year for his birthday I will accompany his puzzle with this wonderful mat! From Northern Cheap$kate
Andrea can always be found with a new craft in front of her, a form of technology on her right and a coffee on her left. This is how she survives suburbia with her two crazy toddlers in tow.
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