Glove Grips
Photo: LAURA MOSS
Whether he's a new dad, collector, gardener, or chef, he'll love a handmade gift that suits his interest.
Help the man on your list get a better grip on things. With our template and Ultrasuede, these woolen gloves will do more than keep his hands toasty.
Help him save his place with a delicate tassel-topped bookmark made using metallic and cotton embroidery floss, silk bead cord, and fine silk thread.
Give the gift of garden supplies with this charming handmade kit.
Drink coasters made with maps are ideal for the geography buff or world traveler in the family.
This special wine-label keepsake kit allows him to easily collect labels from his favorite bottles of wine and preserve them in a beautiful notebook.
This charming three-picture frame helps you re-create your favorite memories together with a sequence of photos, like the wedding scenes shown here.
Pack two kinds of homemade flavored popcorn, such as our macadamia butter-crunch popcorn and chocolate-almond popcorn, in one popcorn tin.
The nature-inspired motif of this wood-grain oilcloth apron makes it a perfect present for someone who loves working with plants.
Homemade slippers of thick wool felt make a heartwarming (and foot-warming) gift for him.
Favorite old photographs take on a new look when viewed together in a custom-made quadrant painted to match his walls.
This linen apron is perfect for the talented chef in your family. Fold and place it in a box, then package it with spice tins for a special touch.
Padding around the house in warm wool socks is a cozy comfort that can sometimes be slippery -- add soles for more solid footing.
Get presents all tied up -- with ribbon. Our two ideas work for gift cards, tickets, cash, and more.
Use wrapping paper in his favorite print or color to adorn a set of glass coasters.
Fathers who read a lot will give this gift great reviews.
A family tree can be a beautiful work of art for fathers and grandfathers as well as an informative genealogical record.
Here's another take on a personalized tie for Dad: Print his initial in a large-size font, then make a stencil of it using a craft knife before embroidering.
Kids can spell out how much they love Dad with this colorful cutout frame.
Black-and-white images of nature form photo cubes, which can also be used as bookends.
Give the music lover in your life an Ultrasuede protector for their favorite electronic.
Inspired by moccasins, each of these slip-ons is constructed from a single piece of felt, available in an array of colors.
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