If your holiday shopping list is anything like ours, then you'll know how easy it is to forget to get something for at least one person. So when you realize you forgot to get something for the hostess of the Christmas party or New Year's Eve soiree you're attending in just a few short hours, panic sets in. But don't worry! We've totally got you covered. Here are 81 gifts you can DIY before the party that any hostess would be absolutely crazy not to love.
Make a big batch of this sweet treat so your hostess can put it out as a snack at the party!
Present your hostess with a bottle of wine in one of these DIY wine gift bags. Source: Pretty Prudent
Add some glitter to shot glasses for a DIY gift that could function as shot glasses or gorgeous vases.
Take someone's favorite photos (perhaps pick them from their Instagram or Facebook account) and create these personalized photo votives.
This microwaveable eye mask is probably exactly what your hostess will need after a long night of partying!
Blend together basic ingredients for a soothing milk bath that is seriously indulgent.
Her skin will be oh so smooth and have a pleasant citrus smell with this homemade lemon sugar scrub. Source: I Heart Nap Time
Transform plastic supplies into a chic cheese tray with the help of homemade chalkboard paint.
Limoncello makes a great present for those with a fondness for cocktails.
Gift the gift of a deliciously scented home with these natural room scents. Source: The Yummy Life
These spool wine corks are easy to make and totally useful! Source: A Beautiful Mess
Your hostess will use these chalkboard wine glasses over and over again! Source: Just Short of Crazy
Customize stamped tea towels to fit your hostess's personality and interests! Source: Centsational Girl
Etched glassware is a little tougher to make at home but adds a personal touch that won't go unnoticed. Source: Make It & Love It
Your hostess will go crazy for this gold-striped vase filled with her favorite flowers. Source: Two Twenty One
You only need three simple ingredients to create this hand soap.
This spice rub is great for a variety of dishes. POPSUGAR Food says it suits anything from roasted vegetables to grilled chicken.
They won't even be able to tell you made these fabric coasters at home! Source: Sewbon
Make these cup sleeves for that special someone who enjoys hot drinks during this cold season.
These Instagram polaroid magnets will add a nice personal touch to any home or office.
Come up with an eight-letter expression that describes your hostess to create these witty Winter gloves. Source: Country Living
OK, if these elf wine bottle covers aren't the cutest thing you've ever seen, then we don't know what is. Source: HGTV
Upcycle an old oil bottle into a pretty homemade reed diffuser that makes good use of lemon rinds and ends of herbs.
Use pictures and greeting cards to make magnets for the hostess's fridge. Here's a tutorial on how to make picture magnets.
Make some lavender-infused sugar in an airtight jar, and you've got yourself an adorable hostess gift. Source: The Glitter Guide
This neon pink rope basket captures two of the most popular trends — rope decor and neon colors.Source: Design Sponge
Your hostess could use this polka-dot bottle to display just about anything! Source: Ruffled
Homemade pinecone fire starters are the chicest way to get a fire (and party!) started.
Anyone who hosts parties regularly will love this monogrammed cutting board. Source: Ruffled
This colorblocked mug along with some coffee beans or tea is a perfect gift. Source: She Uncovered
These cute cork planters are great as desk decor or can be turned into magnets.
These copper dipped shot glasses will make a very chic hostess gift.
This candy cane peppermint sugar scrub will delight someone who is fond of pink.
Any hostess would be ecstatic to receive these gold foil salad servers. Source: The Glitter Guide
These colorful bath salts make a great gift for someone who loves to treat themselves. Source: Intimate Weddings
These lotion bars are so handy — they'll keep her hands moisturized all day and night.
If you hosted a party recently or haven't taken out the recycling bin just yet, chances are, you'll have a few empty glass bottles sitting around the house. Gather them up and do this easy DIY to transform them into beautiful frosted vases in a matter of minutes!
Flavored salts make a great gift for the foodie who loves to cook.
Make these cute tea bags with a special blend of customized tea to show your appreciation.
If you're skilled with a needle and thread, then you must make this embroidered table set. Source: Saké Puppets
This cinnamon-stick votive is such a quick and easy gift to make.
This DIY rope bowl is perfect for storing (and displaying) seasonal fruits and veggies. Source: Centsational Girl
These cute picture coasters are the perfect gift for those who love personalized gifts.
Make one of these jewelry dishes in your hostess's favorite colors. Source: Hello Natural
Spray-paint some dollar-store magnetic letters for something cute to stick on any whiteboard.
Get rid of dry, chapped Winter lips with this soothing lip balm.
Whip up some homemade body lotion as a gift for your hostess. They'll love how natural it is and how well it moisturizes their skin.
Why go to Anthropologie when you can make a monogrammed mug at home? Source: Design Mom
Your hostess will feel like she's soaking in a luxurious bath of rose petals with these bath salts.
If you have a friend or family member who is a tea-lover, then this quick tea-wreath craft yields the perfect gift. Source: Kojo Designs
Homemade bath bombs are supereasy to make and won't cost you a fortune.
This DIY gift is so easy to make but looks like something you bought in a store.
These homemade garbage disposal refreshers will sure come in handy when your hostess is cleaning up!