Zero waste gifts - Christmas hamper
- Anita Vandyke
- Mar 26, 2018
- 1 min read
Make your own Christmas hamper! Homemade Christmas hampers make the best gifts, you can fill it with bulk finds or DIY goodies. This is also a great housewarming gift!
Here I have:
- basket, Mexican embroidered cloth and jars from Community Thrift ($6 in total)
- oranges (you can fill it with other seasonal fruits)
- DIY lemon and bergamot sugar scrub (recipe in previous posts)
- bulk green tea
- olive oil infused with garlic (you can make your own infusions such as thyme and rosemary)
The options are endless and it’s such a special gift for your loved ones.
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