Top 10 crafty gifts you need to give this Christmas

JOBURG - If you're still looking for the perfect Christmas gifts for the special people in your life, craft markets are great places to pick up really thoughtful and unique gifts.

Ryan Warneke of Pineslopes Craft Market gave his list of the top 10 must-have crafty gifts to give this Christmas.

 

Adult colouring books

“Forget about the idea that colouring books are for kids,” Warneke said. “These are intricately designed books created specifically to help you de-stress and focus the mind.”

Adult colouring books.

 

Angels

Warneke described these as “lovingly designed, manufactured and hand-painted by a mother/daughter duo.”

They are also made out of plaster of paris and coated with a sealant for easy cleaning.

Handmade angels.

 

Wooden bowties

Unique handcrafted wooden bowties each have their own personality, differing in colour, grain, pattern and texture.

Wooden bowties.

 

Symbols on silk

Sterling silver jewellery with an inspirational message. Handmade in Cape Town.

Symbols on silk.

 

Scarves and scarf hangers

“Flex your fashion superpowers with trendy Summer scarves along with handcrafted oak scarf hangers,” Warneke said.

Oak scarf hanger.

 

Woodwick candle

Each candle burns for over 60 hours and has a wooden wick which crackles like a fireplace when burning.

Wood wick candle.

 

Handmade message plaques

From Christmas sayings to famous quotes these wooden 16cm x 16cm signs are highly affordable and a great stocking filler.

Message plaques.

 

Laser cut wood earrings

Beautifully-designed laser cut wood earrings are a Summer trend but are also a timeless piece of costume jewellery.

Wood-cut earrings.

 

Soft sheep security blankets and toys

Soft, cuddly security blankets and toys are loved by babies and parents alike.

Sheep blanket.

 

Owl calendars

Unique handcrafted and hand-painted wooden owl calendars will make a beautiful and useful Christmas gift.

Owl calender.

 

Details: Pinelsopes Craft Market – Shop 7 Pineslopes Boulevard

*Article first published in 2015

 

 

 

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