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Everyone gets to put their handprint on this project, from largest to smallest. The wood slice to display the prints looks great in rustic-style homes. Turn mom's favorite scent into an exfoliating scrub that can be mixed in as little as five minutes. You can't go wrong with lemon sugar scrub or raspberry lemon sugar scrub made with ingredients that may already be in your kitchen. Get DIY project ideas and easy-to-follow crafts to help you spruce up your space. I especially like the apron from the shirt and the sewing kit in a jar.
Quilts are great for the living room, basement or bedroom. Each time she uses her personalized wine glass she will always be remind of the best Mother’s Day present she received from you. If you’re strapped for cash this Mother’s Day, fret not! If the idea of wrangling all the kids into a car and schlepping to the theater feels impossible, a movie night at home makes a great gift. The Silver Ticket 100″ screen offers sharp image quality and a minimal amount of tint.
Spice Rack with Cutting Board
Burning candles are soothing and pretty and make any room feel cozier. Your mom will love these candles, and she might love them even more if you put them in pretty thrift store tea cups instead of mason jars. Woven Flower VaseHere are a last-minute mother’s day DIY gifts that will keep on giving year-round. To make your mother’s fresh flowers stand out even more, dress up a plain glass vase.
The options are pretty much limitless for this sweet picture and frame for Mom’s gift. You could add a photo of you or a favorite family picture. I just love these super cool coasters with initials and designs etched in the glass. If you Mom loves flowers, you can etch those instead.
Pounded Flower Tote
So, if she uses coasters at all, these would be a great addition to her living room. Cabinet door recipe holder - I think this is gorgeous, and I probably wouldn't use it for recipes. I'd put it on my desk to hold a photo or maybe some kid art. It takes a little woodworking, and wouldn't be as quick as some of the items on the list, but Mom would thoroughly enjoy it for years to come.
Mother’s day DIY gifts DIY Wood-Burned Cutting BoardThis is the perfect Mother’s Day for a wife if your mother is often entertaining or cooking something delicious. And the wood-burning instrument used to create such detailed, rustic-looking designs is always a wise buy. If you didn’t know already, we love our Cricut crafts.
Etched Monogram Coasters Gift
Write what you are most thankful for about your mother, from the little everyday things to the big ones. Shutterfly Community is here to help capture and share life's most important moments. Discover thoughtful gifts, creative ideas and endless inspiration to create meaningful memories with family and friends. Perfect for a mom who loves to write and record memories, personalize a journal that she’ll keep close to her heart.
This idea is perfect for last-minute gift-givers (we won't tell!) or anyone who always gifts flowers on Mother's Day anyway. Personalize a dinner plate for a homemade Mother’s Day gift that will be sure to melt her heart. If your mom loves anything she can put on a charcuterie board, she’ll fall head over heels for this DIY cheese-making kit.
Orange Coconut Sugar Scrubby Just The Woods
Using different types of wood and materials will give these DIY shelves a unique look. These custom home goods can decorate a special room and provide space for keepsakes, small plants, and travel souvenirs. She’ll always remember the work (and thought!) you put into her homemade Mother’s Day gifts. Tie-dyeing is fun, but your mom may be unlikely to wear the colorful, kitschy clothes you make with this process. Instead, pick up a shibori kit (shibori is like tie-dye if tie-dye were Japanese and monochromatically chic). Several Wirecutter staffers have used Rit’s shibori kit on sweaters and T-shirts with good results, thanks to the kit’s straightforward instructions.
If you need fresh art supplies to help craft your card, consider stocking up on Wirecutter-recommended supplies. We like smooth-gliding pens in fun colors, such as this set from Sakura Gelly Roll, recommended by editor Daniela Gorny. Or consider these rich highlighters, which look like watercolor on paper and are beloved by our very creative deals writer Krista Lee. Of course, whatever stickers, stencils, or paint sets you have around will make for creative card options. But even if you have nothing but a pencil, a scrap of paper, and the love in your heart, you’ll still be able to make a card your mom will appreciate. For a low-lift gift with high enjoyment payoff, make your mom some custom photo magnets so she gets a hit of joy every time she opens the fridge.
Freshen up her wardrobe and closets with a homemade linen spray recipe she’ll love. Add extra flair to your patio or front porch with personalized outdoor pillows. These pillows are a great conversation starter and keepsake to liven up any spring, summer or fall party.
Spray paint jars make beautiful flower vases in a range of colors like blue, pink and yellow. Add a personalized note to the bottom for a unique Mother’s Day keepsake, and don’t forget to fill them with fresh spring flowers. Summer is right around the corner, and what better way to beat the heat than with a handmade fan?
For this super easy craft, all you’ll need is a napkin . Fold the napkin like an accordion to make the dress pleats. Then, on a piece of card stock, draw the bodice of the dress. Glue down the pleated napkin, and watch as your creation comes to life.
So these chunky arm knit blankets would be great for tweens or teens to make for their moms. If this video doesn't work out for you, try a different one. There are about five thousand arm knit blanket videos on YouTube. Framed quote - This is perhaps my most favorite item on this whole list.
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