Peppermint Bark: Gifts from the Kitchen

by Liz on December 2, 2011

Happy Friday friends! We are back today with another Gift from the Kitchen. We have been sharing frugal ideas for homemade gifts, and today we are showing how to recycle a raisin container into a gift canister, that is perfect for Peppermint Bark or any of your favorite treats.

The ideas are endless, by recycling a container or can, it keeps the cost very inexpensive. I found this scrapbook paper at Walmart in the Party Section for $.97 cents for 7 pieces…deal! The ice skate embellishments are from Hobby Lobby, bought at 50% off in their scrapbook area for $1.50. You could also use some small ornaments, I found some at Target in the Dollar Section.

Here is what you will need…

  • Container or canister {one with a lid is best}
  • Scrapbook Paper
  • Embellishments
  • Ribbon or Twine
  • Glue Dots {not shown, I like Elmer’s the best…easy, peasy}

Instructions:

  1. Measure the container
  2. Cut scrapbook paper to fit
  3. Glue paper onto container with glue dots or other glue
  4. Add embellishments to ribbon or twine
  5. Tie onto canister
  6. Fill with Peppermint Bark

If you need the recipe for Peppermint Bark, I shared it on Cupcake Tuesday this week along with some yummy cupcakes!

And to catch you up on the Gifts from the Kitchen series…

  1. Homemade Cheeseball given in an vintage colander
  2. Take-out boxes filled with Homemade Party Mix
  3. Cranberry Relish

Are you making any Homemade Gifts this year?

Linking to…Weekend Wrap up PartySaturday Night SpecialMade by you MondayShow & Tell FridaySundae Scoop

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Jenny December 2, 2011 at 11:03 pm

That is entirely too cute! I love it! And I love peppermint bark so I would probably make the container and eat all the bark myself, lol!! I’d love if you’d link it up to my party!

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A Lived in Home December 3, 2011 at 5:08 pm

I love this idea. Not only does it look delicious, but the packaging is adorable!

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Linda December 9, 2011 at 8:08 am

I love all your packaging ideas! I am actually making several homemade gifts this year. I canned lots of zucchini relish this year and I am giving that packaged up with some dried pinto beans in a clear cellophane bag and cornbread mix!

Blessings

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Doug December 9, 2011 at 8:51 am

I love that idea, it sounds yummy!

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julie December 10, 2011 at 9:30 pm

I love this idea! We love sharing treats with each other in our neighborhood and this is so festive and fun! Thank you so much, really want to do this one! Julie

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