Showing posts with label Gifts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gifts. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 20, 2019

Ultimate Secret Santa / Yankee Swap / White Elephant Christmas Gift List

It's that time of year again where offices and families around the world swap Christmas Gifts. Whether you pick a specific gift for a person, or you pick a random gift and then you're allowed to keep it or steal someone else's gift, it's a big PITA to try find a gift under $20 or $30...




Fear no longer, just pick a gift from this list and you'll leave everyone satisfied (TWSS)...Just don't be like a certain Regional Manger from a midsize paper company and buy and iPod for the Temp who you want to be best friends with and then get mad when you only get a homemade oven mitt.

1. Light Saber Chopsticks





 

2.Cookie Pocket Mug







3. Holiday S'mores Mug Gift Set




4. Leather Beer Holster




5. 14 in 1 Multi-tool / Camping / Car / Survival Kit





6. Coffee Mug Warmer


 

7. Shower Caddy For Wine Glass or Beer Can

8. Beer Soap

9. Wine Soap


10. WiFi Smart Outlet


11.GoT Themed Beer Mug




12. Ultimate Oreo Dunking Set



13.Wine Bottle Hidden Umbrella




14. Foot Spa




15. Teapot




16. Oven Mitts




17. Whiskey Stones Gift Set



18. Wine Cork Shadow Box



 

19. Bonsai Tree





20. iPod



21. Cards Against Humanity




22. Decorative Fire Pit Skulls




23. Desktop Bowling




24. Wireless Bluetooth Speaker




25. Echo Dot w/ ALEXA



26. Jerky Sticks



27. Portable Battery Charger




28. Minimalist Wallet









Wednesday, April 4, 2018

Two Easy Woodworking Gift Ideas


Everyone knows about tic tac toe. All you need is a block of wood cut into a square and a drill. I used some dowels which I painted different colors but you can also use golf tees, nails or even bullet shell casings. 

The second gift may be slightly less well known but if you've ever been to Cracker Barrel, on in my case my grandparents house, you're probably familiar with the triangle peg game. 

Here is a template for drilling out the holes... You may need to resize the image.


And here is a video of the build process