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Christmas Gifts?


Question Posted Tuesday November 22 2005, 9:10 pm

Does anyone know of any cute little DIY (Do It Yourself) gifts i could give to 14-15 year old girls? I'm already making them a customized CD and i thought i might make some chocolate covered pretzles...does anyone have anymore ideas? I've tried to google this but its difficult!

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erendor answered Wednesday November 23 2005, 11:31 am:
Straight from google. >_>

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Here are some ideas to make your creative juices flowing:
Personalized scrap book.
Personalized apron for girls.
Personalized draw-string bag for girls with some jewellery and home-made hair accessories.
A couple of 'coupon' for: one day outing, staying up late, one chore-free day and so on.
Customs for pretend play.
Doll accessories: clothing, blanket, towel, diaper.
Home-made wooden blocks, felt puzzle or personalized wooden puzzle.
Home-made bedroom decoration accessories or a bedroom makeover.
Home-made car mats for boys. To make one, get 1 yard of canvas fabric, seam the edges. Paint the roads, stores, stadium, and so on.
Home-made sock puppets.
Old toy make over. This includes: repainting an old bike and adding 'bells-and-whistles' to it.
Personalized treasure box.
Audio casette of your own voice reading aloud your children's favourite book. The other variation of this item is to tell a story using your child as the main character.
Homemade dolls and stuffed animals. </i>

Personally, I think that if you're a good artist or writer, it can't hurt to write/draw up a little something about them, that they're interested in. If they like fantasy, you could have them in princess garb, or write a short story about their encounter with leprechauns or something.

In the end, the best ideas come from you saying 'what would /I/ like?', and then trying to figure out how to make it legal/appropriate/cheap enough for younger girls ;P. Like, I don't know. A bookshelf, but with fairy stickers? Just tossing out ideas, here. >_>

Also, if you have time on your hands, you can look up origami, and make them a whole mass of the things! ^_^

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dudewearsurcar answered Tuesday November 22 2005, 11:06 pm:
a little collage with pictures and sayings are always awesome. also, you could by some tea lite candles (they have packs of 10,20,40,60 etc. at wal-mart for a low cost) and decorate those with glitter and all that fun stuff. you could also put together a slide show and burn that on cd. Pictures always win :)

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xopinkbarbie answered Tuesday November 22 2005, 9:44 pm:
You could make some braclets or necklaces outta beads. Draw them a picture. Write a poem/letter. Make them a special card. :)

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KaTiE_LyNn answered Tuesday November 22 2005, 9:40 pm:
i'm poor. and i have to make gifts for people. anyway.. my friend's birthday was last week and i didn't have money to buy her anything. so i wrote her a poem and printed it on pretty paper and bought a 2 dollar frame from walmart. she loveddddd it. :]

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