Old English Crackers

Or you could make Jiffy Pops. You just print out a seasonal graphic on cardstock and slip it inside the Jiffy Pop pan, over the top of the original cover. You can tie a pretty ribbon on the handle. Target has Jiffy Pop for $1/pan.

This website has some free graphics for the Jiffy Pop's and other printable craft things.

Prim Doodles Printables

One year I painted starfish like Santas as ornaments (picture available if you're interested).

Another year I made lavendar/flaxseed eye pillows.

Another I took plain gold and clear glass ball ornaments, drew glue initials, swirls and curliques and poured on irridescent glitter for an all over design--topped with a matching bow through the loop.

You can also consider painting wooden spoons as Santas or snowmen, filling clear balls with popcorn or metallic glitter and curling ribbon, using Christmas fabric to make sachets or consider something edible--double stuffed oreos dipped in chocolate and wrap 2 in gold paper with a pretty bow and tag.

Set aside time to do them "assembly line" style and it gets done quickly.

I printed on a tan cardstock and used some pretty Christmas ribbon to tie on the handle.

Here is a link to PC Crafts to see what they look like, although mine did look different because of the ribbon I used. But you can get the idea...

What is the "Lioness" group about ? maybe you could make something related to the group