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Giveaway-Create-Your-Own Handmade Christmas Cards: 30 Cards & Envelopes to Color, Including 5 Pop-Out Ornaments

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Giveaway-Create-Your-Own Handmade Christmas Cards: 30 Cards & Envelopes to Color, Including 5 Pop-Out Ornaments

Leave a comment in today’s post by December 6th, 2017 and you are in this great coloring card kit.

Open to U.S. residents only please.

‘Tis the season to be colorful. These 30 ready-to-color Christmas cards contain hand-lettered holiday greetings and iconic scenes and decorations — including Santa Claus, stockings, a decorated Christmas tree, and a peace dove. In addition, a special holiday treat awaits those who receive these cards: five include a punch-out Christmas ornament as part of the card design. Envelopes with ready-to-color border designs make the entire bundle a delightful gift to give and to get.

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  2. Love making cards
    and this would be
    fun to color and
    send to family and
    friends.
    Carla from Utah

  7. Being able to have the materials to teach my Great Nephews and Nieces how to make their own Christmas cards would be a wonderful present for me.

  9. I love making my own cards and coloring them; I am elderly and it helps my brain and hands…

  11. I have a friend I would LOVE to give this to. She has been under a lot of stress this year, and I KNOW that she would enjoy de-stressing, coloring her own Christmas cards… I will even gift her the stamps for her cards! Please! Pick me!

  12. I have been making my own Christmas cards for 12 years and love to color. My grandaughter has recently joined me in this hobby – she is 12. This would be a great project for us to work on. Thank you for the opportunity to win.

  14. As a card maker I feel that this would be a great addition to my supplies. Thanks for the opportunity to win it!

  15. What an awesome package! I love coloring and making cards, usually doing both at the same time! I find it relaxing and it makes my heart happy when I send the cards I make to random people for no reason other than the joy of putting a smile on their face! TFS! ??????????????

  16. Tis the season…imagine these would be fun for the recipient to get a card and mini gift. Would leave them partially uncimplored r them to finish.

  17. I enjoy coloring and making my own greeting cards — this is a book I could share with my granddaughter! What a FUN giveaway!

  23. Oh how awesome. I love making cards to send and put a smile on other’s faces. This kit sounds like such fun. Thanks for the chance.

  31. I love making my own Christmas cards! This would be a fun way to work on my cards for next year. Thanks for the chance to win. 😀

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30 Brilliant Uses for Empty Pill Bottles You Probably Haven’t Tried Yet

Creative and Practical Ways to Reuse Pill Bottles Around the Home

Let’s be honest—those little orange pill bottles multiply like rabbits in the back of the medicine cabinet. And if you’re anything like me, tossing them feels wasteful. They’re sturdy, compact, and practically begging to be reused. So rather than sending them to landfill purgatory, let’s put them to good use!

Here are 30 clever, crafty, and completely practical ways to reuse pill bottles—from home hacks to travel tips and even a few creative craft ideas your grandkids will love.

Home Organization Hacks

  1. Spare change stash
     Pop it in your car’s cup holder, and you’ll never be caught short for a parking meter again.
  2. Emergency sewing kit
     A couple of needles, thread, tiny scissors, and a spare button fit perfectly.
  3. Tiny hardware holder
     Nails, screws, washers—no more rummaging through random tins in the garage.
  4. Safety pin storage
     Stop chasing scattered pins in the bottom of your junk drawer.
  5. Toothpick travel case
     Because no one wants loose toothpicks rolling around in their handbag.
  6. Matches + striking strip
     Glue a match striker to the lid and toss it in your camping kit.
  7. Mini first-aid kit
     Band-aids, alcohol wipes, and a few painkillers—all in one waterproof spot.
  8. USB or SD card holder
     Label the lid and keep your data safe and dry.

Craft & DIY Ideas

  1. Bead storage
     Perfect for sorting small amounts by color or type.
  2. Glitter containment
     Finally, a way to store glitter without it taking over your whole craft drawer.
  3. DIY travel paint pots
     A little dab of acrylic in each bottle = no mess on the go.
  4. Mini crayon case
     Snap a few crayons in half and toss them in for road trip fun.
  5. Yarn needle case
     Stop losing your large eye needles in the couch cushions!
  6. Button collector
     Keep vintage buttons or those extras from clothing tags neatly sorted.
  7. DIY air freshener
     Punch holes in the lid, fill with baking soda and essential oils, and tuck into smelly corners.

Gardening & Outdoors

  1. Seed storage
     Keep heirloom seeds labeled and moisture-free between seasons.
  2. DIY watering scoop
     Cut the bottom off and use it to water seedlings gently.
  3. Slug bait traps
     Fill with beer, bury level with soil. Say goodbye to slug-munched lettuce.
  4. Travel spice holder
     Take your garden herbs camping with labeled, sealed bottles.

Travel & Purse Essentials

  1. Earbud holder
     No more tangled cords in the bottom of your handbag.
  2. Travel pill sorter
     Instead of dragging the whole cabinet, portion out what you need.
  3. Hair ties and bobby pins
     A small bottle keeps these sneaky little things together.
  4. Lotion or sunscreen decanter
     Much cheaper (and smaller) than travel bottles from the store.
  5. Jewelry protection
     Pop your rings or earrings in a cotton-padded bottle while swimming or traveling.
  6. Breath mint container
     No more rattling Tic Tac boxes—just sleek and quiet.

Kids, Pets, & Emergency Prep

  1. Pet treats
     Handy for walks or training sessions. Clip to your keychain or leash.
  2. DIY “I’m bored” game pieces
     Write fun challenges on slips of paper and store them for school holidays.
  3. Mini flashlight storage
     Tuck in a tiny torch and a few batteries—great for glove compartments or emergency kits.
  4. Tooth fairy bank
     My kids used to leave the tooth and the bottle under the pillow. Easier for the fairy to find!
  5. Message in a bottle
     Classic beach day fun. Bonus points for sealing it with wax.

A Quick Safety Note

If you’re using old prescription bottles, make sure to remove or cover the label completely—personal info should stay your business. And give each bottle a good wash before repurposing.

There’s something deeply satisfying about finding new life for old things. It’s frugal, clever, and let’s be honest—there’s a certain joy in telling someone, “Oh this? It’s just a pill bottle I upcycled.”

Have you found a genius way to reuse pill bottles? Share it in the comments or tag us @CraftGossip on Pinterest or Facebook—we’d love to see your ideas!