Frugal and sustainable Christmas gift ideas

I have to gift a lot of people at Christmas but they are very mixed. There are kids, older people, individuals, families, people who do not know me or who know me very well. When I gift people I try to put a lot of thought into the gifts I buy or make. I have never received a complaint or even lack of enthusiasm, so I assume the gifts are well received. <br><br>I make most of my gifts, to save money and ensure the gifts are as sustainable as possible. I don’t have a lot of money, so I use materials I already own. I also make sure I use as little plastic as possible.<br><br>My kids,<br><br>A knitting set<br><br>A dollhouse<br><br>A sewing set<br><br>A wooden xylophone<br><br>Birthday cards<br><br>My parents,<br><br>A cooking book<br><br>A diary<br><br>A picture of me and my kids<br><br>A photo album<br><br>Dolls<br><br>Birthday cards<br><br>Birthday cake<br><br>My mother in law,<br><br>A birthday card<br><br>Jewelery<br><br>Hair accessories<br><br>Dolls<br><br>My cousin’s children,<br><br>Balloons<br><br>Bubbles<br><br>Dolls<br><br>Balloons<br><br>Bubbles<br><br>A fruit cake<br><br>Gloves<br><br>Christmas cards<br><br>My grandmother in law (a traditional Japanese lady who lives in Japan),<br><br>Clothes for her cat<br><br>Toys for her cat<br><br>Knitting stuff<br><br>An apron<br><br>My sister in law,<br><br>Balloons<br><br>Bubbles<br><br>Dolls<br><br>Birthday card<br><br>My brother in law,<br><br>Balloons<br><br>Bubbles<br><br>Birthday cards<br><br>My uncle and cousins,<br><br>A fruit cake<br><br>Gloves<br><br>Birthday cards<br><br>My mother in laws sister,<br><br>Birthday cards<br><br>A gift card to a local grocery store<br><br>My mother in law’s father,<br><br>A fruit cake<br><br>Birthday cards