50 Homemade Kitchen Non-Food Gifts

A homemade gift deserves a beautiful presentation. The way you package your kitchen-themed DIY gifts can turn even the simplest item into something unforgettable. Thoughtful packaging adds charm, personality, and intention, elevating the entire gifting experience.

Here are creative, affordable, and aesthetically pleasing ways to package all 50 of the kitchen non-food gift ideas. Clear Cellophane Bags or White Tulle.

50 Homemade Kitchen Non-Food Gifts

1. Potholders & Oven Mitts

Package with:

• Folded neatly and tied with kitchen twine
• Add a wooden spoon tucked into the bow
• Use kraft paper for a rustic look
• My new favorite Oven Mitts

2. Tea Towels & Dish Towels

Package with:

• Roll like a scroll and tie with ribbon
• Add a sprig of rosemary or eucalyptus
• Place inside a small open-top box for gifting

3. Wooden Spoons & Bamboo Utensils

Package with:

• Tie in a bundle with jute twine
• Add a small tag: “Made With Love.”
• Slip into a linen drawstring bag

4. Handmade Aprons

Package with:

• Fold and secure with a wide ribbon
• Add a fabric flower or small charm
• Place inside a flat kraft mailer for a clean look

5. Personalized Cutting Boards

Package with:

• Wrap in parchment or butcher paper
• Tie with twine + add a care card
• Slip into a reusable cloth bag

6. Mason Jar Utensil Holders

Package with:

• Add shredded crinkled paper inside
• Tie the lace or twine around the rim
• Attach a mini wooden tag

7. Beeswax Wrap Sets

Package with:

• Roll or fold into a bundle
• Secure with a ribbon or paper strip
• Add a small care instruction card

8. Cloth Napkins

Package with:

• Fold into a stack
• Wrap with a fabric tie or napkin ring
• Slip inside a belly band strip of kraft paper

9. Crochet Dishcloths

Package with:

• Stack and tie with jute
• Add a small tag with wash instructions
• Place inside a tiny wicker basket

10. Coasters & Mug Rugs

Package with:

• Tie into a set with twine
• Attach a little wooden bead
• Slide into a small muslin bag

11. Recipe Cards

Package with:

• Bundle with a piece of string
• Place inside a kraft envelope
• Add a label: “Recipe Cards Handmade for You.”

12. Recipe Binder

Package with:

• Wrap in tissue paper
• Add a personalized cover page
• Seal with a sticker

13. Framed Wall Art

Package with:

• Wrap flat in kraft paper
• Add a ribbon cross-wrap
• Attach a small greenery sprig

14. Pantry Label Sets

Package with:

• Place sheet inserts into a cardstock envelope
• Add a “Pantry Label Collection” sticker
• Tie a ribbon around the closed envelope

15. Chalkboard or Menu Board

Package with:

• Wrap with kraft butcher paper
• Tie chalk pieces into a mini bag
• Attach to the board with twine

16. Placemats

Package with:

• Roll in a bundle
• Secure with a jute or a fabric strip
• Add a coordinating tag

17. Table Runners

Package with:

• Fold lengthwise
• Secure with satin ribbon
• Add a small charm or flower

18. Wooden Crates or Organizers

Package with:

• Fill with crinkled paper
• Add gift items inside
• Wrap the entire crate in cellophane and tie it at the top

19. Spice Jars (Empty) with Labels

Package with:

• Arrange in a small box
• Tie the label sheet on top
• Add shredded paper for a clean look

20. Ceramic Mugs or Bowls (Painted)

Package with:

• Wrap individually in tissue
• Add ribbon around the handle
• Gift inside a small gift bag

21. Coffee Sleeves & Mug Cozies

Package with:

• Slide onto a mug (empty)
• Tie with a bow on the handle
• Wrap the mug and cozy in tissue paper

22. Magnetic Fridge or Chip Bag Clips

Package with:

• Stick to a metal gift tin
• Add a label on the lid
• Include a few blank note cards inside
• Chip Bag Clips

23. Menu Boards / Chalkboards

Package with:

• Wrap in kraft paper
• Tie on chalk in a mini muslin bag
• Add a handmade tag

24. Reusable Produce Bags

Package with:

• Layer the bags and tie with jute
• Add a small tag: “Reusable Produce Bags.”
• Roll and place in a box

25. Bowl Covers (Fabric)

Package with:

• Stack inside each other
• Tie a ribbon around the set
• Add a care instruction card

26. Wooden Trivets

Package with:

• Wrap with parchment paper
• Secure with twine
• Add an herb or greenery sprig

27. Herb Drying Rack (Empty)

Package with:

• Roll the rack loosely
• Tie with jute
• Add a kraft tag: “Herb Drying Rack.”

28. Sink Caddies or Counter Organizers

Package with:

• Fill with tissue paper
• Add your handmade cloths or tools
• Wrap the entire piece in cellophane

29. Upcycled Canisters

Package with:

• Wrap lids with twine
• Add chalkboard labels
• Present as a matching set

30. Hand-Painted Bottles (EMPTY)

Package with:

• Add a cork or a cap
• Wrap in tissue
• Tie with a satin ribbon

31. Hanging Hand Towels

Package with:

• Fold neatly
• Tie with a buttoned strap
• Add a personalized tag

32. Wooden Spoon Rest

Package with:

• Wrap in parchment
• Add twine and a mini charm
• Slip into a Kraft box

33. Quilted Mug Rug Set

Package with:

• Stack together
• Wrap with a belly band
• Add a cozy-themed tag

34. Linen Napkin Rings (DIY)

Package with:

• Pair with folded napkins
• Place inside a tiny gift box
• Tie with twine

35. Recipe Memory Book

Package with:

• Wrap with kraft paper
• Attach a pen with twine
• Add a title sticker

36. Fridge Magnet Set

Package with:

• Place each magnet on a cardstock backing
• Slip into a clear bag
• Add a header label

37. Organizer Racks (Pans/Lids)

Package with:

• Wrap in simple kraft paper
• Add a label: “Kitchen Organizer.”
• Tie with a ribbon around the length.

38. Fabric Draft Stoppers

Package with:

• Roll and tie with ribbon on both ends
• Add a “Handmade” tag
• Wrap in tissue for softness

39. Mason Jar Match Kits (Non-Food)

Package with:

• Add matches and striker (safe placement)
• Tie with twine
• Add label: “Match Kit.”

40. Crochet Produce/Market Bag

Package with:

• Fold and tie with ribbon
• Add an eco-friendly tag
• Gift inside a small bag

41. Wooden Art Blocks

Package with:

• Wrap in kraft paper
• Tie with twine
• Add a cute kitchen quote tag

42. Chalkboard Pantry Labels

Package with:

• Place label sheets inside an envelope
• Tie with vintage twine
• Add a wax seal for elegance

43. Fabric Gift Bags (Reusable)

Package with:

• Sew and gift empty, ready to use
• Tie with a ribbon
• Add a small charm

44. Decorative Clothespin Clips

Package with:

• Clip onto a kraft card
• Add small printed notes
• Slip into a clear bag

45. Pantry Basket Liners

Package with:

• Fold and place in a wicker basket
• Add paper shreds
• Wrap the basket in cellophane

46. Empty Spray Bottles with Cloths

Package with:

• Pair with reusable cleaning cloths
• Place in a mini caddy
• Tie the ribbon around the handle

47. Wooden Serving Boards (Small)

Package with:

• Wrap in parchment
• Add twine and herbs
• Slip into a flat gift box

48. Vinyl Storage Jars (Empty)

Package with:

• Fill with shredded paper
• Add the vinyl labels
• Tie with a ribbon

49. Crochet or Sewn Hot Pads

Package with:

• Stack and tie with twine
• Add a tag
• Wrap in a fabric scrap

50. Empty Kitchen Gift Caddies

Package with:

• Fill with paper shreds
• Add tissue or a tagged bow
• Wrap the whole kit in clear cellophane

Final Packaging Tips

• Coordinate colors for a professional look.
• Use natural textures like twine, burlap, cotton ribbon, or kraft paper.
• Add handwritten tags for personalization.
• Include care instructions when needed.
• Keep packaging simple; handmade gifts shine on their own.

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Final Word

Thoughtful, handmade kitchen gifts have a way of creating meaningful connections—because they’re crafted with time, intention, and love. Whether you’re gifting a set of embroidered tea towels, a hand-painted mug, or a bundle of DIY pantry labels, the way you package your present adds an unforgettable finishing touch. Simple elements like kraft paper, twine, linen ribbon, wooden tags, or handwritten notes turn even the most practical items into something beautiful and heartfelt.

With these 50 homemade non-food kitchen gift ideas—and creative ways to package each one—you can give presents that are personal, useful, and cherished for years to come. No matter the occasion, a handmade gift reminds someone that they matter, that you care, and that the heart behind the gift is every bit as special as the item itself. Happy crafting—and even happier gifting! May God bless this world, Linda

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