I am doing a baking hamper for SIL who is just getting into baking.
Have lined a massive plastic mixing bowl with tea towels, then filled it with bright coloured (to match her kitchen) spatulas, whisk, seive, pastry brush all £1 from wilko, measuring cups and spoons £2 a set from Asda, cake/muffin tins, a pie dish, a cake leveller all TKMaxx sale, a recipe book, some homemade vanilla sugar and some cake cases and decorations.
It looks great if I do say so myself!
For BIL's wives and MIL am doing pamper hampers have filled baskets matching their bathrooms with a hand towel, a bottle of Molton Brown handwash (Used the Red magazine £10 voucher) a glass jar filled with face packs nail brush and file, some fluffy socks from Primark, and posh shampoo, conditioner and other bath stuff (3 for 2 from Boots).
For my nephew and Goddaughter both three we have bought a build-a-bear voucher, and a load of teddy bear chocolate lollies from thorntons and wrapped the chocs and the voucher in cellophane. We will also offer to take them out to build the bear.
I received last year a sugar, spice and all things nice tray which would love to do for someone.
It was a silver tray (poundland do one) with a kilner jar of homemade vanilla sugar, a smaller one of a spiced salt rub for meat then a bigger one filled with tiny squares of homemade rockyroad. The tray was lined with a christmas tea towel. All the jars were labelled with a recipe done on the computer and it was wrapped in tissue and cellophane.