Stocking Stuffers

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Bath Fizzies

How to Make the Bath Fizzies

Stuff stockings with effervescent bath treats in a variety of shapes and colors.

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Sequin-Wrapped Bauble Ring

Who wouldn't love to see a glittering "gem" nestled deep within their stocking? These baubles are fun to wear around the holidays or any time of year. To make them, glue wooden beads to ring findings, and then wrap the beads with strung sequins.

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Textured String Bracelets

Use leftover string from crafts projects to make custom textured bangle bracelets.How to Make the Textured String Bracelets

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Braided Leather Cuff

Raymond Hom

How to Make the Braided Leather Cuff

Make stylish leather cuffs using a simple mystery-braiding technique.

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Needle-Felted Polar Bear

How to Make the Needle-Felted Polar Bear

This incredibly soft polar bear was made by needle-felting. The technique involves sculpting shapes from unspun wool called roving, by manipulating the fibers with a special needle until they interlock and become dense.

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Stuffed Pig

How to Make the Stuffed Pig

This petite argyle pig is so cuddly, you'll want to produce a whole pen's worth. Wrap up a woolly creature to give to your favorite tot, or use one as a stocking stuffer.

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Body Scrub

How to Make the Body Scrub

You need only four ingredients to make these moisturizing exfoliants. Once they're inside little glass jars, they'll easily slip into the toe of a Christmas stocking.

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Tassel Earrings

Chelsea Cavanaugh

How to Make the Tassel Earrings

You won't find these earrings at the mall. That's because you create them yourself -- in five minutes, and for less than $10.

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Fish in a Bag Soap

How to Make the Fish in a Bag Soap

Washing up has never been this much fun! These adorable soaps make great gifts for friends of all ages.

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Candy Coins

Sang An

How to Make the Candy Coins

Quarters come in handy at the newsstand, campus laundries, and video arcades; cover their utilitarian wrappers with candy cane hues.

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Crazy Crayons

How to Make the Crazy Crayons

Heat makes a crayon a little loopy; it may melt into a swirl or pool into a whirl. With this in mind, we chopped up crayons and baked them in shaped mini cake tins, making large blocks that are easy for toddlers to hold and will surely inspire older artists.

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