Five Star Gift Ideas

If your son enjoys paper crafts, there are plenty of thoughtful and meaningful gift ideas that you can consider for Christmas. Here are a few suggestions:

1. Origami Kit: Origami is a classic paper craft that provides endless opportunities for creativity. Consider getting him an origami kit that includes a variety of origami paper and instructions for creating different designs. This will allow him to expand his skills and explore new patterns and shapes.

2. Inspirational Craft Books: Look for books that offer inspiration and guidance for paper crafts. There are numerous books available that provide step-by-step instructions for creating beautiful paper sculptures, pop-up cards, and other intricate designs. Choose a book that matches his skill level and interests.

3. Premium Paper Supplies: Help him take his paper crafts to the next level by providing high-quality paper supplies. Get him a set of colorful cardstock, patterned paper, or specialty paper that he can use for his creations. This will not only make his projects more visually appealing but also inspire him to explore new techniques.

4. Paper Cutting Tools: If he enjoys intricate paper cutting or quilling, consider getting him a set of precision cutting tools. Look for a set that includes various types of blades, a cutting mat, and other essential accessories. These tools will enable him to create more detailed and precise paper projects.

5. Subscription to a Craft Box: Consider subscribing him to a paper craft subscription box. These boxes typically contain a variety of paper crafts and supplies, along with detailed instructions. This way, he will receive a new and exciting project every month, keeping his creativity flowing.

6. Specialty Craft Classes: Look for craft classes or workshops in your area that specifically focus on paper crafts. Enroll him in a class where he can learn new techniques and meet other paper craft enthusiasts. This will not only enhance his skills but also provide a social aspect to his hobby.

7. Personalized Stationery: If he enjoys making cards or writing letters, consider getting him personalized stationery. You can have his name or initials printed on the paper, creating a unique and thoughtful gift. This will not only encourage him to continue expressing his creativity but also add a personal touch to his correspondence.

Remember, the key is to consider your son's specific interests and hobbies within the realm of paper crafts. By selecting a gift that aligns with his passion, you are not only offering a thoughtful present but also encouraging his creativity and providing him with opportunities for growth and exploration.

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.”