DIY inspirational themed gift basket

Christmas is truly a magical time of year, filled with joy and warmth. However, it can also evoke strong emotions for many individuals. Whether you’re aware of someone facing challenges or simply wish to share a message of hope, an uplifting gift can make a significant impact during the holiday season. This year, consider creating an inspirational themed gift basket. They are not only easy to put together but also allow for personal touches! Peter Pauper Press offers a wonderful variety of items perfect for a DIY inspirational themed gift basket

Recently, a particular message has resonated deeply with many women: “She Believed She Could, So She Did.” This quote is incredibly motivating. Gifts that embody “She Believed” serve as a reminder that she is capable of achieving anything she sets her mind to.

For this Christmas, I have decided to gift my daughter a selection of products featuring the empowering quote “She believed she could, so she did” from Peter Pauper Press. I hope these items will serve as a source of strength for her, encouraging her to persevere and recognize her unique purpose. Each of us has a purpose. After my oldest daughter’s near-fatal accident four years ago, it has become clear to me that God has plans for her that are yet to unfold.

She Believed She Could, So She Did gifts

She Believed She Could, So She Did Insight Cards: This is an inspirational gift that keeps on giving long after the holidays are through. The box contains 50 cards with inspirational quotations from doers and thinkers from all walks of life: Elizabeth Gilbert, Malala Yousafzai, Vincent van Gogh, George Lucas, and many more.

She Believed She Could, So She Did Pouch: Featuring the words “She Believed She Could So She Did” this gold and white zippered pouch is perfect for arts and crafts supplies, electronic accessories, cosmetics, and more. It will fit perfectly in her purse or carry on bag.

Jotter Notebooks: The popular quotation ”She Believed She Could . . . So She Did” gleams with gold foil stamping on these mini books. They are perfect for jotting down last-minute appointments, listing reminders and to-dos. My adult daughter always carries one in her purse or bag.

The She Believed She Could So She Did mini gift book: This mini book is filled with quotes celebrating inner strength, belief, and the power of dreaming big!  Some of the sample quotes included are: ”Adventure is worthwhile in itself (Amelia Earhart).” ”Yes, I can, and yes, I will.” ”I dwell in possibility (Emily Dickinson).” The 24K gold-plated charm can be kept on the ribbon bookmark or you can wear it on a bracelet. The small size makes it a perfect stocking filler or pair it with some herbal tea for a thoughtful gift for a friend.

Nevertheless, She Persisted Note Pad: If she has battles to fight and mountains yet to climb perhaps the Nevertheless, She Persisted Note Pad would be the perfect gift. List ”Today’s To-Do Challenges,” ”Missions to Run/Supplies to Get,” ”Appointments,” ”Allies to Contact,” and ”Ways to #Resist.” Then rate your day and don’t forget to record your mood.

Journaling

Journaling can be a great way to release emotions and discover your inner self. For centuries, Journals have been used as a form of emotional release. Writing can do wonders for ones health.

For those who have experienced a brain injury, such as my daughter, journaling can be a valuable tool in addressing short-term memory challenges that many survivors face. Keeping a writing journal not only aids in memory retention but also serves as a wonderful way to stimulate the mind.

Enhance their writing experience with this vibrant and exquisite journal, adorned with decorative stitching and a soft, leather-like cover. It features the inspiring quote, “She Believed She Could, So She Did.” With 176 pages, it offers ample space for personal reflection and growth.

Peter Pauper Press offers a diverse range of journals adorned with meaningful quotes. One of my personal favorites includes the phrase, “Be the change you wish to see in the world,” accompanied by a beautiful image of a dandelion, its delicate seeds drifting gracefully into the air.

Enamel Pins

Pin collecting has a rich history that spans many decades, and recently, label pins have started to regain popularity. These pins serve as a wonderful way to express individuality and are a more affordable alternative to tattoos. Whether displayed on a purse, jacket, or hat, the “She Believed She Could So She Did” pin serves as a gentle reminder of the strength found in belief and the importance of dreaming big.

Each pin is beautifully packaged in a natural Kraft-style box with an acetate lid and gold foil accents, making it a breeze to give as a gift! With over 90 different enamel pins to choose from, you’re bound to find one or two that will delight your recipient. These enamel pins also make fantastic stocking stuffers for teenagers.

One of my personal favorites is the “Hold Fast” pin. If you know someone who can navigate through life’s challenges with resilience, this pin would be a perfect fit for them.

Mini Gallery

Mini Gallery offers charming accents for your home and office that blend cheerful messages with attractive designs, all showcased on delightful mini easels! Peter Pauper Press features a diverse array of inspiring quotes. You can select from phrases like “Believe in Yourself,” “May the road rise up to meet you. May the wind be always at your back,” and “LIFE IS SHORT. Buy the damn shoes!”

 

You may also be interested in these items:

• She Believed She Could Scratch & Sketch
• She Believed Journal
• 2019 She Believed She Could Mom’s Weekly Planner
• Large Address Book-She Believed She Could, So She Did
• She Believed She Could, So She Did Metal Bookmark
• Beaded Bookmark-She Believed She Could
• 2019-20 She Believed 2-Year Pocket Planner
• 2019 She Believed She Could Weekly Planner

These thoughtful gift ideas are sure to brighten someone’s spirits this holiday season. You might also consider adding a few extra touches to your inspirational themed gift basket, such as a pair of soft, cozy socks, a bracelet with an uplifting message, or some soothing herbal tea. Don’t forget, one of the most meaningful gifts you can offer to someone who might be feeling isolated during the holidays is your presence. Make an effort to reach out to friends and loved ones, whether through a visit or a phone call. A kind gesture, like bringing homemade treats to a senior, can truly make a difference.

PETER PAUPER PRESS, founded in 1928, is one of America’s leading publishers of fine gift books, humor books, compact references, travel guides, unique journals, quality stationery, holiday cards, and innovative children’s activity books. They publish approximately 100 books and ancillary products per year.

Visit them at peterpauper.com