Five Star Gift Ideas

If your son enjoys lace making, then there are several gift ideas that you can consider to make his Christmas special. Here are some gift ideas that might interest him:

1. Lace-making kit: If your son is a beginner, then you can gift him a lace-making kit that includes all the necessary supplies to get started. This kit can contain different types of threads, bobbins, and patterns to create different types of lace.

2. Lace-making book: There are several books available that provide detailed instructions and techniques involved in lace making. You can gift your son one such book that helps him take his art to the next level by teaching him new patterns and techniques.

3. Lace-making class: You can also gift your son a lace-making class where he can learn from an experienced instructor and interact with other learners who are passionate about this art form. This type of gift experience can be meaningful and help him improve his skills.

4. Customized bobbin holder: A personalized bobbin holder is an excellent gift idea for your son as it showcases his artistic abilities and helps him keep his supplies organized. You can design a bobbin holder with his name or design of his choice, making it more personal.

5. Lace-making subscription box: Subscription boxes are an exciting way to introduce new lace-making patterns and supplies to your son every month. These boxes usually include patterns, thread, bobbins, and even books that he can add to his lace-making collection.

6. Decorative lace: If your son enjoys decorating his room or workspace, you can consider gifting him with decorative lace curtains or lace trims that he can use to personalize his space.

In conclusion, with these gift ideas, your son will be sure to have a memorable Christmas and plenty of inspiration for his upcoming projects.

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.”