Five Star Gift Ideas

For a son who enjoys origami and paper crafting, there are plenty of thoughtful and meaningful gift ideas that can cater to his interests. Here are a few suggestions:

1. Origami Set: Consider getting him a high-quality origami set that includes various origami papers in different colors, sizes, and patterns. Look for sets that come with instruction books featuring different origami models and designs, allowing him to expand his skills and creativity.

2. Origami Book: If he already has a decent origami paper collection, consider gifting him an origami book that focuses on advanced techniques, unique models, or specific themes. There are numerous books available with step-by-step instructions for creating intricate origami sculptures, animals, or even modular origami.

3. Paper Crafting Subscription Box: Surprise your son with a monthly subscription box tailored to paper crafting and origami. These boxes often include a mix of origami papers, embellishments, tools, and project ideas, ensuring he always has something new to explore and create.

4. Origami Workshop or Class: Look for local art centers, community colleges, or workshops that offer origami classes or workshops. Enroll your son in one of these sessions, allowing him to learn from expert instructors and connect with fellow paper enthusiasts.

5. Origami Tools and Accessories: Enhance his origami experience by gifting him some handy tools and accessories. Consider getting him a bone folder, which helps create sharp creases, or a precision knife for intricate cutting. Additionally, you could include a storage box or organizer to keep his paper and tools neat and easily accessible.

6. DIY Origami Kit: Rather than buying a pre-made kit, create a customized DIY origami kit by handpicking a selection of unique papers, along with some favorite crafting supplies and tools. Arrange everything in a personalized gift box or container, adding a heartfelt note about his passion for origami.

7. Origami-Inspired Artwork: Commission a local artist to create a custom piece of artwork inspired by origami. It could be a painting, illustration, or even a mobile sculpture made of paper. This gift will not only showcase his love for origami but also provide a beautiful and unique piece of decor.

Remember, the most important aspect of gift-giving is to demonstrate your understanding of his interests and your support for his passion. By choosing a gift that aligns with his love for origami and paper crafting, you are sure to bring a smile to his face and encourage his creative endeavors.

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.”