Five Star Gift Ideas

Great! Here are a few different ideas for your son that combine his interests in crafts and music:

1. DIY Guitar Pick Punch: You can find this on Amazon, and it allows you to punch out guitar picks from any kind of plastic material. Your son can use this to make his own unique guitar picks, which is a fun and easy craft that's perfect for music lovers.

2. Musical Instrument Kit: There are a ton of different kits out there that let you build your own instruments, from guitars to ukuleles to drum sets. This could be a really fun and rewarding project for your son, and it would give him the chance to create something he can use to make music for years to come.

3. Customized Songbook: If your son likes to play music, but doesn't necessarily write his own songs, you could create a personalized songbook for him. You could include the lyrics and chords to a bunch of his favorite songs, as well some new songs that he might not have heard before. You could even include some blank pages to encourage him to start writing his own music.

4. Music-Themed Cross-Stitch Kit: If your son is into crafts like cross-stitch, there are a ton of different music-themed kits out there that he might enjoy. You could get him a kit that features his favorite band or instrument, or even one that lets him create a custom message in musical notes.

5. Instrument-Specific Gift: If your son plays a specific instrument, you could look for a gift that caters specifically to that instrument. For example, if he plays guitar, you could get him a new pedal board or a set of high-quality strings. If he plays drums, you could get him a new cymbal or a set of drumsticks with a personalized message.

Hopefully one (or more!) of these ideas will help you find the perfect gift for your son. Good luck, and happy shopping!

Or you can get him a star map with an important date you share.

Madeline Moran Weiler says about Under Lucky Stars star maps:

“The map was absolutely beautiful! My grandson was thrilled with it (it was a Christmas gift) and has already asked me if I would consider getting another one for him as a graduation gift in a couple of years.”