Five Star Gift Ideas

If your son loves letterpress printing, there are a variety of creative and personalized gift ideas that are sure to make him happy this holiday season. Here are a few gift ideas to consider:

1. Letterpress Starter Kit: Give your son everything he needs to begin his own letterpress printing projects at home with a starter kit. These kits typically include a small press, ink, paper, and all of the other essential tools he'll need to get started.

2. Letterpress Prints: Find a few letterpress prints that your son can hang up in his room or office. You might consider finding some prints featuring his favorite quotes, designs, or artwork.

3. Letterpress Book: If your son is interested in learning more about the history and techniques of letterpress printing, consider gifting him a book on the subject. This will allow him to deepen his understanding of the art form and potentially fuel new ideas for his own projects.

4. Custom Letterpress Stationery: If your son enjoys sending out letters, cards, or invitations, consider gifting him custom letterpress stationery. You can have it designed to feature his name, initials, or a design that he loves.

5. Letterpress Workshop: If you're looking for a gift that's a bit more experiential, consider enrolling your son in a local letterpress workshop. This will give him the opportunity to learn new techniques, connect with other enthusiasts, and potentially print his own projects.

Ultimately, any gift that shows you've taken the time to consider your son's interests and hobbies is likely to be a hit. By choosing a gift that directly relates to his love for letterpress printing, you'll show your son that you truly value his passions and appreciate him for who he is.

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.”