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    Home » Holidays » Christmas

    25+ Christmas Neighbor Gift Ideas with Printables

    Updated: Nov 18, 2022 by Melissa Mortenson · This post may contain affiliate links · This blog generates income via ads · Leave a Comment

    Looking for some creative and simple ideas for Neighbor gifts this Christmas season? We’ve rounded up more than 25 easy to assemble gifts. Each one of these neighbor gift ideas has a printable or printable gift tag to go along with it.

    The holiday season is coming up, I want to share with you some of my favorite neighbor gift ideas. These printables make for quick and simple neighbor gifts for everyone in your neighborhood.

    Each year I try to take simple gifts to my friends, church community, and neighbors. To me, it’s a simple way to say “thank you” for being in our lives this year.

    Table of Contents
    • Our Christmas Gift Delivery Traditions
    • Should keep some spare undesignated Christmas gifts handy to give to neighbors or friends who might stop by with a gift for you?
    • What if your Neighbors do not Celebrate Christmas?
    • 25+ Simple & Clever Neighbor Christmas Gifts & Ideas

    To be honest, most years I stress myself out more about WHAT to take to people than I should. I usually feel the need to come up with something “new and creative”. I’ve realized over the years that I don’t always need to do that.

    Our Christmas Gift Delivery Traditions

    Being the “Christmas procrastinator” that I am, I find myself frequently scrambling in the last few days before Christmas to get all of our gifts done and delivered. One year we had ALL of our deliveries to do on Christmas Eve and I was super stressed (had to get home to make dinner etc).

    We put on Christmas music in the car and let the kids dress up in all of their crazy Christmas attire. They each took turns placing the gifts on our friend’s porches. It turned out to be SO MUCH FUN.

    It was also a great way to keep anxious kids preoccupied on Christmas Eve! We came home had dinner, and everyone went to bed. So much better than the years previous where kids were bouncing off the walls with excitement.

    After that, it became our annual tradition to deliver treats on Christmas Eve (we even take the dog with us sometimes!). We’ve had to switch it to New Year’s Eve a few times, due to travel, but it’s something that we all look forward to every year now.

    Should keep some spare undesignated Christmas gifts handy to give to neighbors or friends who might stop by with a gift for you?

    We usually don’t do this. The reason is, our family tradition is to deliver friend and neighbor gifts on Christmas Eve or New Year’s Eve. If someone drops something by for us, we just make sure to gift them something when we do our deliveries. In my opinion, you can look like you’re caught off guard if you go grab a gift out of a basket for them. It’s better to deliver it in person at a later date.

    What if your Neighbors do not Celebrate Christmas?

    I love to spread cheer for New Year as well. In fact, for the last two years, our family has gifted boxes of donuts to our friends on New Year’s Eve. If you have friends and neighbors that do not celebrate Christmas, drop something off for the New Year instead.

    25+ Simple & Clever Neighbor Christmas Gifts & Ideas

    If you’re a mom, I’m guessing you might be a bit overwhelmed by all of the Holiday prep ahead of you. You probably also don’t want to take on a big DIY craft either. Especially if you have multiple people to create gifts for.

    If you’re stumped for ideas for what to take to friends & neighbors this year. I’ve rounded up more than 25 ideas for you. Things like Cute Christmas Mason Jar gifts, labels for homemade treats and cookies! Some are crazy simple, some are a bit more involved. Each one of them would make a great gift for that special person on your list.

    Most come with free printables, but a few have paid ones. I never mind supporting a fellow small business owner and figured you would not mind either!

    Neighbor Gift Ideas with Printable Tags

    Say Merry Christmas with one of these inexpensive gift ideas.

    All of these creative neighbor gift ideas are simple to put together and can be made inexpensively. Some are serious and some are a bit "punny". I hope you find something you like on the list! gifts.

    1

    Hot Chocolate Christmas Neighbor Gift Idea

    Photo Credit: www.polkadotchair.com

    Gift your neighbors a "cup of cheer" with this cute idea!

    2

    Peppermint Bark Christmas Gift Idea

    This project comes with two versions a large tray of peppermint bark and a printable for a candy bar-sized gift (that you don't have to bake!) I have a link to the recipe I used on my site as well.

    3

    Donut Printable & Holiday Gift Idea

    I love a good pun! Print out one of these "Donut know what we would have done without you signs" and attach it to a box of yummy donuts!

    4

    "Tangle Free Year" Gift Idea & Free Printable

    Package up a set of cord snaps or a hairbrush with our free printable "wishing you a tangle-free year" gift tags to make a fun and "punny" gift.

    5

    Santa Mason Jar Christmas Gift Idea

    Fill a mason jar with red candy for a fun Santa-inspired gift!

    6

    Snowman Mason Jar Craft Idea

    Let it, Snow! This cute mason jar features a printable "I'd Melt for You Tag". You can fill the mason jar with chocolate-covered pretzels or mini marshmallows for hot chocolate.

    7

    Elf Christmas Mason Jar Gifts

    This jolly gift features a bit of felt and some buttons to create a cute Elf mason jar. I used green M&M's to fill my jar but you could also use holiday-themed Hershey's kisses.

    8

    Free Printable Christmas Baking Gift Tags

    Attach one of these tags to a homemade or store-bought pot holder. Makes a cute gift for someone who loves to bake. Tie the gift tag around a set of holiday spoons, whisks, utensils, or cookie cutters.

    9

    Angel Christmas Mason Jar Gifts

    We filled our Angel Mason jar with gumballs but you could also fill it with homemade muddy buddies.

    10

    Reindeer Christmas Mason Jar Gift Idea

    I love this mason jar gift because you can fill it with chocolate! Which is my favorite holiday treat. This project would also be cute with a mason jar filled with caramels.

    11

    "Hold it Together" Last-Minute Neighbor Gift

    This gift is a great one to give at the last minute. Aren't we always running out of tape in the few days before Christmas?

    12

    DIY Gingerbread Man Craft Kit

    This gift is made using a Cricut machine and is a fun craft for the receipt to put together on a snowy afternoon. You can purchase items to decorate the garland at the dollar store.

    13

    Cute DIY Gingerbread House Snow Globes and Free Printable Tags

    This gingerbread snow globe makes a fun gift for a special someone. The glass jars are more inexpensive to purchase than you might imagine.

    14

    Graham Cracker Bites Recipe & Printable Food Labels

    My mom always made these Graham Cracker Bites growing up at Christmas. They are one of my favorite holiday treats! They were one of my favorite Christmas snacks when I was growing up.

    Package them up in a simple white paper cup, some cellophane bag, and baker's twine.

    15

    Poinsettia Christmas Neighbor Gift Ideas

    Spread some Holiday cheer and gift a poinsettia to your friends. Attach the printable to a bamboo skewer and insert it into the poinsettia pot to create this cute gift!

    16

    Farmhouse Style Hanging Kitchen Towel Tutorial

    This project requires a bit of sewing. It would be cute paired with the baking tags pictured above. A great gift for a baker.

    17

    Simple Hand Warmers

    This project features sewing, but they are all straight lines and it's totally beginner-friendly. Pair it with a tag from our Ultimate Christmas Tag Bundle. You could even tie a candy cane into the bow to make it a bit more festive.

    18

    Sparkle All the Way, Nail Polish Gift Idea & Printable

    Teens & tweens LOVE nail polish! These little gifts are great for teens to give their friends. Just attach a tag to a festive color of polish and embellish with a small jingle bell.

    19

    Homemade Hot Cocoa Mix with Printable Tags

    Photo Credit: www.thirtyhandmadedays.com

    Cute packaging and a free printable tag. A fun way to gift hot cocoa to someone.

    20

    Printable Christmas Bread Wrappers

    Photo Credit: www.thirtyhandmadedays.com

    I love these bread tags. It's a great way to turn a simple loaf of bread into a Holiday gift.

    21

    Have A Cup Of Cheer Gift Idea

    Photo Credit: eighteen25.com

    Have a Holly Jolly Christmas with this cute DIY gift idea and printable. You could attach the "cup of cheer" gift stage to candy canes, honey sticks, tea bags, or coffee.

    22

    New Years party in a box gift idea

    Photo Credit: lollyjane.com

    Every few years we give out New Year's gifts instead of Christmas gifts because I get too far behind and can't get the Christmas ones done in time!

    23

    Cookie Dough Holiday Neighbor Gift Idea

    Photo Credit: crazylittleprojects.com

    Attach a cute tag to a bag of cookie dough mix. You can use homemade dough or prepackaged dough. Everyone in your neighborhood will love this idea!

    24

    Christmas Neighbor Gift Idea & Printable:: ‘You’re Gettin’ Muffins for Christmas’

    Photo Credit: love-the-day.com

    I love a good Christmas pun! You can bake muffins for this gift or purchase a package of muffins at the grocery store.

    25

    Free Printable Christmas Pillowcase Poem

    My kids loved using Christmas pillowcases during December as a way to look forward to the upcoming Holiday! Sew a pillowcase for a kid or purchase one at the store and gift it with a free printable Pillowcase Poem.

    26

    Hostess Gift | Hand Stamped Wooden Utensils

    Photo Credit: www.theidearoom.net

    Hand stamp an inspirational or holiday saying on wood kitchen utensils to create a fun holiday gift.

    27

    Stocking Tags + 12 Free Christmas Printables

    Photo Credit: pagingsupermom.com

    These cute little tags are great for personalizing stockings. You can gift them with inexpensive stockings filled with candy.

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    Melissa Mortenson

    Melissa Mortenson is a blogger, designer, and content creator. She is the Polka Dot Chair blog founder and has been sharing fresh and creative ideas with readers since 2008. She is the author of “Project Teen, Handmade Gifts your Teen will Actually Love.” Her work and designs have been featured on HuffPost, TODAY, Pioneer Woman, HGTV, BuzzFeed, Better Homes & Gardens, and many other established publications. Her first fabric line, “Derby Style,” debuted in January 2015 through Riley Blake Designs.  Additional fabric collections have followed it in subsequent years. A mom of 3, she considers herself lucky to be living in Kentucky.

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