Five Star Gift Ideas

For your friend who enjoys DIY projects and upcycling items, I have a few gift ideas that I think would be both meaningful and tailored to their interests.

1. DIY Craft Kit: Consider putting together a DIY craft kit that includes all the necessary materials and instructions for a specific project or two. You could choose something like macrame wall hangings, embroidery kits, or even candle-making supplies. This gift allows your friend to indulge in their passion while trying out a new project.

2. Upcycling Books: Look for books that specifically focus on upcycling and repurposing items. There are abundant resources available that provide inspiration, ideas, and step-by-step instructions on how to transform everyday objects into something new and unique. Your friend will appreciate the wealth of knowledge and creativity from these books.

3. Subscription to a Craft Box: Consider a subscription to a monthly craft box service. There are various subscription options available, and each box typically contains all the necessary materials and instructions for a specific craft or project. This gift will surprise your friend every month and give them the opportunity to try out different DIY activities.

4. Vintage or Thrift Store Gift Cards: Give your friend the chance to explore and find unique treasures by giving them a gift card to a vintage or thrift store. These places are a goldmine for finding items that can be upcycled or incorporated into DIY projects. Your friend will love the thrill of the hunt and the opportunity to uncover hidden gems.

5. Personalized Tools: Consider giving your friend personalized tools for their DIY projects. For example, you could have their initials or name engraved on a set of paintbrushes or a toolbox. This adds a personalized touch and shows that you support their hobbies.

6. Craft Organization Supplies: Help your friend stay organized in their DIY endeavors by gifting them some craft organization supplies. This could include storage containers, bins, label makers, or even a pegboard for tools. By keeping everything in order, your friend will have an easier time finding and utilizing their materials for their projects.

7. DIY Workshops or Classes: See if there are any local DIY workshops or classes in your friend's area and gift them a ticket or enrollment in one. Whether it's a woodworking class, a pottery workshop, or a gardening seminar, giving your friend the opportunity to learn new skills and techniques alongside other DIY enthusiasts will be both educational and enjoyable.

Remember, the key to finding a meaningful gift for your DIY-loving friend is to tap into their interests and provide them with tools and resources that fuel their creativity. Consider their preferences, hobbies, and what they may need to enhance their DIY projects, and you're sure to find the perfect present!

Or you can get her/him a star map with the date when she/he was born.

Alice Dickinson says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“I made a map for my mums birthday and she absolutely loved it. Definitely buying another one soon, probably for another family member or friend”