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Giving a gift is just as much fun as receiving one. Here are some great gifts that kids can make with little or no supervision, depending on their age.

What fun to combine select ingredients and come up with a wonderful present for anyone! Kids will enjoy making this craft as much as they will giving it away.

In these tough economic times, this holiday gift-giving season will be a challenge: The answer? Gift jar recipe kits.

To make a gift from the oatmeal cookie master mix prepared, measure 4 cups of the mix and place it in quart size, canning jars.

S'mores in a jar is a quick and easy handmade gift that children can make with minimal assistance. Kids will love making and personalizing this delicious craft.

Empty glass jars are inexpensive and easy to find. These can be used to make an assortment of unique crafts and gifts for any occasion.

During the holidays there is a lot of pressure to find the perfect gift. Consider homemade presents as a less expensive and more creative option.

One day in the kitchen can produce special gifts from the heart for favorite teachers. Make yummy espresso mixes or a macadamia-chocolate cookie mix in a decorated jar.

These mini loaves of bread are baked in canning jars, making them ideal for holiday gift-giving. Try this recipe or use a favorite family bread recipe!

Kids have enjoyed making fortune tellers for decades. Here are instructions on how to make this paper craft, along with diagrams. Also included are some fun variations.

Want to save money, time and resources this holiday season? Try "regifting." Jerry Seinfeld coined the term, but it has become more popular and acceptable.

If you are just short on cash, or you simply want to enjoy a simpler Christmas, there are frugal gift ideas that make the emphasis on giving just as special as ever.

What are some practical gifts to give to teachers that will be appreciated? Here are some ideas on gifts that will be put to good use.