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Valentine's Day gifts for your DIY'er

Filed Under: miscellaneous, seasonal, Crafts

Could it be that the DIY'er/gardener you love so much might prefer something handy and practical this Valentine's Day? Afraid he/she'll be mad because you chose functionality over sentimentality? Never fear! Your gift can be practical and romantic. You see, the secret is all in the presentation.

Consider putting together a gift basket of DIY-type goodies, all wrapped up in colorful paper or cellophane, and topped with a red ribbon. The basket should contain some sort of mouth-watering Valentine's-themed candy, just for the sake of tradition. As for the rest of the contents, let your sweetheart's interests be your guide. For a gardener, how about seeds, a new pair of secateurs (pruning scissors), or new gardening gloves? For a handyman/woman, how about a hardware store gift card, a screwdriver or a new tool belt?

Selected your gifts? Now comes the fun part: making it look all nice and pretty. The gift basket is always a great choice. Here are some tips on how to assemble a Valentine's Day gift basket for a gardener, for example. However, if this gift is for a real manly man-DIY'er, baskets and cellophane aren't such a good choice. How about using a metal canister, like the one pictured above? Looks a little more manly, a little less frou-frou.

Visit our fabulous sister site, Holidash, to see all our Valentine's Day ideas!


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  • Chipwich

    I made a free DIY Valentine's day card at http://corticalcafe.com/printmaker/card_intro.php . It only cost the paper I printed it on, but since it has my heart and mind in it (and no trace of anyone else), it will be priceless to my sweetie!

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