Okay, so my boyfriend's mom is moving away soon, and she and I are the same size, so she's been packing up a couple of boxes of clothes to give me. I appreciate it, 'cause she has awesome style and we have similar tastes, but I feel like I should give her something in return. At least something to remember me by.
I love her like a second mom and I'm gonna miss her like crazy.
What do you guys think I should give her? I can knit, but somehow I doubt she'll want a scarf in Florida, lol.
Ideas? She's artistic, she loves colorful things, etc...
desertgirl26 answered Thursday July 14 2005, 10:19 pm: Yeah! Knit her something girl. It's definately something memorable. Maybe put some of the ideas together and knit her a pillow with a place to put a picture and put one of you and her in it. Or knit her like a cover or something. It could be as simple as a pot holder. She'll love it. Hope to help you---- Sahara [ desertgirl26's advice column | Ask desertgirl26 A Question ]
kittygurl90 answered Thursday July 14 2005, 9:46 pm: How about you get a picture of you and her together and buy a frame and decorate it, i bet she'd love that!
You could also Knit her maybe something decorative like a pillow or somethin like that...cuz im sure she'd remember you that way!
cookierat123 answered Thursday July 14 2005, 9:42 pm: wow that is really cool how you are so close to your boyfriends mom. i think you should get her a neclace or a some earings. or maybe you could make a braclet so she can think of you when she has it. [ cookierat123's advice column | Ask cookierat123 A Question ]
ncblondie answered Thursday July 14 2005, 9:38 pm: A scarf doesn't necessarily need to be used as it's intended. Make a small version in a light-weight yarn for her to use as a belt or to hold her hair back.
Even though Florida is generally hot, it can sometimes get cool in the winter evenings. Try knitting her a light-weight blanket. That way every time she snuggles up under the blanket, she thinks of you.
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