I don't know about you, but this year has gone way too fast! I can't believe it's already November, which means, it's time to seriously start thinking about handmade Christmas gifts and other Christmas-type ideas. Sometimes it's hard to come up with something new, unique, and memorable so I go looking for inspiration online. Here are a few great ideas I've found so far. I've wanted to make one of these scrappy photo collage stars for a few years now and finally found a tutorial! Yay! I'm in love with this personalized monogrammed tote bag. Elegant, easy, and best of all, inexpensive. Check out this goodie box! Filled with cookies or other yummy treats, it would be perfect for coworkers, neighbors, church members, etc. It's made out of a single sheet of 12x12 paper. So simple and adorable. Check out the tutorial here. Paper Pals has so much cute double-sided Christmas paper to choose from. SPECIAL NOTE: Speaking of cute boxes and packaging for Christmas, Paper Pals has got a class coming up called Tags, Bags, Boxes, and More! where Karen will teach you how to make unique and fun Christmas packaging. Here's a great project for the kids in your life - page corner bookmarks. They would have fun making these for their classmates or maybe even a teacher. Here's another project to get kids involved. They can make their own bows! Give them a sheet of white paper, have them go crazy drawing and/or stamping on it and use that for the bows. What could be simpler? You could also use scrapbook paper that coordinates with custom tags! I love these glass candle holders! These glasses can be found at any thrift store or dollar store. Take rubber bands and stretch them around the glass at different angles, then take a can of spray paint to it. Wait for it to dry, then remove the rubber bands. Easy peasy! This may be the most brilliant idea I've come across and I WILL be doing it! Transfer a photo onto a block of wood. AWESOME! Here's a great little video tutorial. I had no idea it was so simple! Now before you go thinking 'I don't knit,' this scarf is super easy and doesn't require any knitting. Isn't it adorable?! I'm thinking this might be a good gift for the nieces this year. These ornaments are absolutely adorable and what better way to use all that fun Christmas scrapbooking paper you have? I absolutely LOVE these little guys too! Clear, glass ornaments decoupaged with vintage papers, sprinkled with glass glitter and tied with a "Noel" stamped tag. The Lost & Found Christmas collection by My Mind's Eye that is currently at Paper Pals would be PERFECT to make these. I thought this was a cute idea for the envelopes for Christmas cards this year. Mix up the tree decorating with this fun and easy twisted felt garland. What a cute idea! I came across so many great ideas. There's no way I could share them all, but hopefully these few I chose will inspire you.