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Homemade Hot Cocoa Gift Ideas

Brighten someone’s day this holiday season with some simple handmade crafts you can make as a family. Not only are you creating beautiful handmade gifts, you are spending quality time with your child. These simple hot cocoa gifts makes a super tasty, homemade treat that anyone on your list will enjoy!

Hot Cocoa Tubes or Cones

Materials Needed

  • Disposable piping bags or plastic tubes
  • Hot cocoa packets
  • Mini marshmallows
  • Mini chocolate chips
  • Ribbon or twine
  • Brown pipe cleaners
  • 1 red craft pom-pom
  • 2 craft wiggle eyes
  • Hole punch for tag
  • Table covering
  • Funnel

Instructions

  1. Cover your workspace, as your child may spill.
  2. Place hot cocoa inside the first disposable piping bag or tube. (If you are using a tube, you will need a funnel to pour in the hot cocoa.)
  3. Next, pour in chocolate chips. (If you are using a tube, you will need a funnel to pour in the hot cocoa.)
  4. Next, put in the marshmallows and tie that off with rubber band if you are using a piping bag. If you are using a plastic tube, add cap. (If you are using a tube, you will need a funnel to pour in the hot cocoa.)
  5. Use ribbon or twine to decorate.
  6. If you are feeling ambitious, you can create a hot cocoa cone that looks like a reindeer.
  7. Place pipe cleaners around the top of the cone and shape as antlers.
  8. Glue on eyes and red pom-pom for the reindeer nose.
  9. Share with loved ones.

Personalized Scribble Mug

Materials Needed

  • White ceramic mug
  • Painter pens
  • Stickers – letters and shapes (optional)

Instructions for Infants and Toddlers

  1. Hand wash and dry your ceramic mug.
  2. After it is dried, let your child start drawing on the mug.
  3. If you have a toddler, you may want to use stickers.
  4. Place desired stickers onto the mug. (Spell out Nana, Dad, etc. or add shape stickers onto the mug)
  5. Let your child use the painter pens to color the mug. She can scribble on the mug and directly over or around the stickers.
  6. After the paint dries, remove the stickers and put your mug in the oven at 350°F for 30 minutes.
  7. Remove the mug from the oven and let it cool for another 30 minutes.
  8. Share with loved ones.

Instructions for Preschoolers and School-agers:

  1. Cover your workspace, as your child is working with paint pens.
  2. Hand wash and dry your ceramic mug.
  3. After it is dried, let your child start drawing on the mug.
  4. After your child is done with her drawing, put your mug in the oven at 350°F for 30 minutes.
  5. Remove the mug from the oven and let it cool for another 30 minutes.
  6. Share with loved ones.

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