Reindeer Towel – Easy Homemade Christmas Gift


This easy homemade Christmas gift is perfect to have the kids help you make. This cute gift is perfect for teaches, neighbors, grandparents, and friends. You can fill it with whatever you’d like, but we used a bar of soap. Here’s how to make this cute and simple reindeer towel gift:

Reindeer Homemade christmas gift



Supplies:

  • Brown wash cloth
  • White pipe cleaners
  • 6 small bells
  • Red ribbon
  • Googly eyes
  • Red pom-pom ball
  • Bar of soap or alternate gift
  • Hot glue gun

Reindeer Homemade christmas gift

You will make your reindeer towel by first folding your towel in half and then half again giving you a view of one quarter of your washcloth. Hot glue on two googly eyes and a red pom-pom nose about an inch from the inside folded corner of your towel. When you unfold your towel, they will be just off center with the nose closest to the center.

Assemble antlers by cutting one white pipe cleaner in half. Crease your second pipe cleaner in half and bend and shape the pipe cleaner to resemble antlers. Add your cut pieces a few inches down from each end of your folded pipe cleaner twisting on the pipe cleaner to secure it in place and then shaping and bending to form antlers. Add jingle bells to the ends of your pipe cleaners.

The last step is to fold your reindeer around your bar of soap or whatever else you may be gifting. Place the bar of soap at a 45-degree angle in the center of your upside-down washcloth. Fold up the washcloth grabbing the eyes and nose glued side first to cover the bar of soap. Next, take the alternate side bring it forward an over to the front. Finally, pull up the right and left side of the towel together at the same time forming ears for your reindeer. Secure with a piece of ribbon and tuck in the antlers.

Who would this easy homemade Christmas gift be perfect for?


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15 Comments

  1. My grandsons and I have craft day every week. After seeing these we are going to make these for their pre-school and their teachers for a Christmas gift. They are just so cute. Thank you for the idea. I think I am going to put hand sanitizer in them.

  2. This is a perfect gift for kids to make! I love how cute it is and it’s easy enough that the kids can do it. Thanks for the idea!

  3. This is such a cute idea. We made something similar to these when I was a youngster only they were rabbits. Thank you for sharing at Share It One MOre Time. Cathy

  4. Oh my goodness, how adorable! I would love to get one of these for Christmas. I’ll have to make these with my kids since we are doing more handmade gifts this year. LOVE!

  5. This would be perfect for my sisters! They would love this cute item with their presents this Holiday season! I want to make this.

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