1. Paint a jar and add a chalkboard label. They are great for storing food in and are very decorative!
2. There's the usual kitchen tools that are $0.88-$1.00, and are at just about every dollar store and Walmart.
3. Ingredients of course! If the person is a hostess or party-planner, you could do Sixlets, sprinkles, edible glitter as well as non-ingredients like straws, napkins, ect. If they like healthy or natural foods, you could do all-natural sugar, syrup, honey, and things like that with cupcake-liners, or a pan (although natural foods are expensive!). If they like pancakes, do syrup, mix, and things that you use to make pancakes.
4. You can make a kitchen-scented air freshener with just 1/2 cup of water, 1 and 1/2 teaspoons of vanilla, adding an equal amount of cinnamon. You could also do a candle instead.
5. Make a kitchen art or photography print! It's handmade, decorative, and a perfect addition to a kitchen gift basket.
Thanks for reading my second Mother's Day Gift Guide! I'll be posting a party sneak-peek really soon!
