First up, my baby boy. I decided to make a quilt for each of our kids for their first Christmas. I tried quilting my son's but it didn't turn out the way I would have liked, so I'm ripping out the quilting and starting over. Here is the top, though.
Our 2 1/2-year-old daughter is very into mommy-ing. We saw the doll bed that I posted about here, and had to make it for her. My husband and I made the bed, and I made a bedding to complete it for her.
For my nieces, one in college and one in high school, I made ruched scarves.
For my sister-in-law and her family, a "Table Talk" jar filled with dinner time conversation starters. 
For my 4 1/2-year-old nephew, a drawstring bag with a tic-tac-toe quilt and bean bags to use in place of the x's and o's.
For my almost 2-year-old nephew, a bucket filled with magnetic fish and a fishing pole.
For my oldest nephew (9-years-old), I made a magnetic bag and pencil/pen holder with a composition notebook and a fun daily writing prompt book inside.
For my 7-year-old nephew, we made a spy kit with all of the necessities for spying.
There is a caution tape and twine dispenser:
A notebook for collecting clues and a secret envelope with papers to create secret spy codes:
A couple of bags with fingerprinting tools and evidence collecting necessities (tweezers, tape measure, etc.):
As always, it was a ton of fun to put everything together and to gather ideas for all of the kids. Each year I start earlier and earlier, and I'm already putting together some ideas for next Christmas. =)
I brought these brownies to our Bible study Friday night, and they were a hit. I just baked a pan of brownies according to the directions. After they were finished, I topped them with mini marshmallows, broken up Hershey milk chocolate bars, and broken graham crackers. Then I stuck it under the broiler for 2-3 minutes (until the marshmallow melted and browned slightly). We served it with vanilla ice cream for a delicious dessert.