Make 30 Secret Santa gifts yourself – TRYTRYTRY

Are you looking for original ideas for small Secret Santa gifts priced between 5 and 10 euros? Are you planning a Secret Santa campaign with colleagues or would you like to give friends, siblings or parents a special treat? Maybe you’re wondering what makes a really successful Secret Santa gift. Despite rising costs, the joy of giving gifts and the surprise of Secret Santa should not be lost. But how much money is actually appropriate for a Secret Santa gift?

If you don’t have the time or a brilliant idea for a creative gift, you’ve come to the right place! I have put together 12 simple and original Secret Santa gifts that you can make yourself – all for under 10 euros. Whether for colleagues, friends, neighbors or family: with these ideas you are guaranteed to put a smile on every face!

Have fun browsing and imitating!

Snowman spread, also known as vanilla spread, is a magical and sweet gift idea. It’s quick to make, wonderfully creamy and tastes simply delicious. Filled into a lovingly decorated glass, it not only becomes an eye-catcher, but also brings a festive surprise to the breakfast table. Click here for the instructions.

Another creative way to upcycle empty bottles! This idea turns it into an extraordinary Christmas decoration that is guaranteed to attract everyone’s attention. Click here for the instructions.

Also incredibly delicious and a great gift idea from the kitchen: OREO fudge. Click here for the instructions.

Candles are always a good choice – especially if they are homemade. This makes them unique and original Secret Santa gifts. Click here for the instructions.

This drinking chocolate is the ideal little Secret Santa gift for anyone with a sweet tooth. After all, we all love hot chocolate, right? Click here for the instructions.

Would you like to give away a voucher for Christmas? This creative scratch card turns it into an original Secret Santa gift! Click here for the instructions.

Jam is always a fantastic gift idea! This time we’re not using berries, but rather conjuring up something special from the fruity sweetness of juicy tangerines. Click here for the recipe.

Transferring a photo to wood? With this simple technique it works and becomes an original Secret Santa gift! Click here for DIY.

There’s something magical about this gift: baked apple liqueur with sparkling glitter! Click here for the recipe.

A simple and cute idea are these chocolate pointed hats that children can make themselves with minimal effort. The instructions can be found here.

Chocolate salted pretzels are the perfect Secret Santa gift: They combine sweet and salty flavors and are prepared in no time. Ideal for a small but nice surprise! Click here for the instructions.

These snowflake lanterns are quick and easy to make – a beautiful, modern Christmas decoration. Click here for the instructions.

Mulled wine jelly is also a really delicious little Secret Santa gift for the Christmas season. Click here for the recipe.

This Christmas card has a real WOW effect when opened. Click here for DIY.

These DIY cookie houses are a must for anyone with a sweet tooth this Christmas! They are not only an enchanting decoration for the Advent table, but also a great edible souvenir or small gift for friendly neighbors. The recipe can be found here.

A particularly cool idea is the rotating photo cube, where the photos displayed change depending on how you turn it. Click here for the instructions

Another very inexpensive Secret Santa gift is Rocky Roads. They are also ideal for giving as gifts to several people – super practical! Click here for the instructions.

For anyone who likes to have breakfast with friends on the Advent weekends or is looking for a souvenir for an Advent invitation, I recommend this apple and orange jam with marzipan. It tastes delicious, has a long shelf life and is a gift from the kitchen that the recipient will remember for a long time. The recipe can be found here.

Making photo candles yourself and giving them away as a DIY gift not only brings joy to the recipient, but is also an ideal idea for Advent calendars. The instructions can be found here

Are you a speculoos fan and a little sweet tooth who likes to snack on an extra piece? Then you should definitely try these truffles! If you want to give them as gifts, you’d better make a few more – otherwise there might not be enough left for the recipient! Click here for the recipe.

If things have to go quickly, these little Rudolph souvenirs with my template are a great idea. This can be easily made in just 5 minutes. Click here for the instructions.

Attention, amateur chefs! Do you have friends who also enjoy cooking and conjuring up creative dishes? Then this gift idea is just the thing: Create your own spice mixtures and fill them into decorative glasses – this creates an original and spicy gift from the kitchen! The recipe can be found here.

Citrus fruits are also perfect for creative craft ideas – for example, to create a decorative and wonderfully scented orange soap. Click here for the recipe.

These Rudolph Kids Bars are as cute as they are easy to make – a great, no-fuss idea! Click here for the instructions.

These Christmas wreaths are also a wonderful idea as a pretty little souvenir. Click here for the instructions.

Those with a sweet tooth can’t ignore this spread either. Click here for the recipe.

Chocolate bars are easy to make yourself and make an excellent Secret Santa gift. Click here for the recipe.

This raspberry sugar is incredibly delicious and an ideal gift from the kitchen. Click here for the recipe.

The bath salt is the ideal gift for anyone who likes to take a relaxing bath! Click here for DIY.

A real classic that never disappoints: homemade garlic oil. The recipe can be found here.

See you then. Your Laura