Five Star Gift Ideas

If your son is into upcycling furniture, giving him a meaningful and personal gift that aligns with his interest would be a great idea. Here are some gift ideas for your son:

1. Upcycling Tools – One practical gift would be a set of upcycling tools. A cordless drill, sandpaper, various finishing tools, paint stripper, and paint will make his upcycling process easier and enjoyable.

2. Gift Card or Coupon for Furniture Store – You can also give him a gift card or coupon to his favorite furniture store. This way, he can buy furniture he likes and upcycle it in his style.

3. Woodworking Book – A woodworking book on upcycling techniques can inspire and encourage him to try new upcycling ideas, expanding his skill. He can learn new techniques, and it gives him ample new upcycling project ideas.

4. Tool Belt – An essential for any DIY enthusiast, a sturdy tool belt can help your son keep his tools organized and within easy reach as he works on his latest furniture upcycling project.

5. Personalized Furniture Tag – Upcycling projects are unique and often one-of-a-kind pieces. A personalized furniture tag with your son’s name and the date he completed the project will give him a sense of ownership and accomplishment.

6. Craft Beer – For a more relaxed and fun gift, you could also surprise your son with a six-pack of his favorite craft beer. He can take a break from furniture upcycling and relish a cold beer, which is an additional incentive.

In conclusion, the above ideas can help you come up with a perfect Christmas gift for your son who likes upcycling furniture. Remember to pay attention to his taste and preferences when selecting the present, and you can't go wrong.

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.”