Take a branch (or several in different sizes) and cut discs to make:
A set of coasters.
Cut a disc of felt and glue it to the bottom of each with waterproof glue. Stack four to a set and tie with twine in a bow.
Make a set of house numbers.
Burn numbers of the home of the gift recipient in the discs. Overlap the discs, glue the discs with some wood glue and tap in a small brad to hold them until the glue dries. Add a sawtooth picture hanger to the back.
Make a 'WELCOME' sign the same way.
Just burn in the letters for welcome, add two eye screws to the top and hang from twine.
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Overlap discs and form a circle. Using wood glue, glue the discs at the intersections. Tap in a brad to hold until dry. Add twine for a hanger. This lovely wreath sample is available on etsy.com for $40. Make your own!
This wreath, is built up on a form with discs made from small branches from pruning.
Use a non-toxic paint and when the season is over, save one as a sample and use the rest in the fireplace! That gives you good reason to make more next year!
Cut a photo in a circle, glue to a disc. Drill hole in disc and string twine through the hole to make the hanger, for a rustic photo frame ornament.
Print the words you wish to express. Drill two holes use scrap wire or copper wire or even broken jewelry chains as a hanger.

You can do the same with any wooden frame for photos. This is not exactly re-gifting, but it is close!
Wood discs re surface and repurpose items into new fashionable merchandise. This single mirrored frame is valued at $395. ORRRRRR..you can make your own.
Candle holder centerpiece.
Drill holes in log, add candle or candles.
To avoid craft fail:
Plan ahead. Place discs where you want them before gluing.
Take your time.
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