They really don't need to be extravagant. For most situations a jar of your homemade jam, applesauce, or anything else yummy you canned this summer is perfect. Not into canning? Pick up a few jars of delicious jams, jellies or even honey from your local farmers market and keep them on hand for any impromptu get togethers. Add a cute little tag and you are ready to go, no wrapping needed.
Do you have a go to hostess gift? I would love to hear about it!
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Cute! You are really on a roll with those dryer balls - I want some. Waiting to see if I win, if not, will be making some. Or maybe you could sell some on Etsy!
ReplyDeleteI know, I think I may have a bit of an obsession. Definitely going to be giving them as holiday gifts this year. I will post how to make them when I post the winners on Tuesday along with a few links where you can buy them.
ReplyDeleteIf I don't win the contest can I get on your holiday gift list :)
ReplyDeleteI love the organic style of your blog! This basket is such a great idea. Hostess gifts are so appreciated though often overlooked. There are only a few hours left of the Pretty Packages Party, but I would be honored if you would share this.
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Hi Sarah! I featured your wonderful hostess gift today! Please stop by and grab a button from the side bar!
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What a great Idea! Who doesn't love to get a gift, I love giving gifts that can be used, great for those hard to shop for people.
ReplyDeleteperfect idea! I LOVE homemade jams, bread, etc. especially this time of year!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful and thoughtful gift! I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteI think that your homemade hostess is very thoughtful. Not eveyone takes the time and patience to make something and then give it away as a treasured gift. Linda
ReplyDeleteSuch a great gift idea! Since I have a monogram business, I usually take a personalized hand towel as a hostess gift. Also fresh bread is a great gift...it would be even better with some of your homemade jams! Lisa~
ReplyDeleteWhat an inspiring post! Your blog is so pretty! Happy Autumn!
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My "go-to" hostess gift is dried herbs from my garden with a recipe attached....love how your gift is put together!
ReplyDeleteYou all have such awesome hostess gifts! Maybe I should have a party and invite everyone! They all sound great!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful basket! I am a new follower from a blog hop! Would love for you to check out my blog and follow back1
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