holiday gift ideas..help me out please!

[xEvilXashleYx]

This year, I'm poorer than poor, but that doesn't prevent me from having a list of people 10 miles long that I have to get things for...

My list covers mostly guys (but a few girls as well) from ages 16-22, so I'm needing some generic type gifts. If it helps, most of them are into the punker/rocker/emo stuff, and of course...cars. I've already made some cuffs, but I'd like something more than that...

I know a lot of techies, so something technology related would be great. I've got some computer hardware pieces that I ripped off of my old computer - cables, wires, chips and boards, etc. Any ideas as to what I could do with them?

Along with this, there are a handfull of pagan types who I'd love to make gift baskets for. I tried my hand at candle making and so far they're coming out alright...any ideas as to what else I can put in?

Thanks in advance!

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[mishka]

I'm making chopstick cases for some of my friends that go out for Asian food a lot. I don't have a pattern or anything though, I'm just kind of winging it. I'm going for a wrap, like used for knitting needles or paint brushes.
Materials-
-A piece of pretty 10"x5" fabric."
-A piece of 14"x5" fabric for the inside lining .(I'm using plain linen.)
-Some ribbon for the tie.
-Chop sticks. (I got a bag of 20 pair in the Asian section of the local grocery store for about a buck.)

Fold lining to 10"x5", and sew to create a pocket. (I'm also going to sew a seam about 1" in to keep the chopsticks in place. Pin them together(inside out) with the ribbon/tie in the middle and sew the edges leaving a small opening. Turn it right side out, and top stitch.
Pretty quick & easy, with a total cost of less than $5. (Also a great use for scraps of fabric that you are looking to use, or you can get fabric remnants.)

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[samson smith]

I'm making chopstick cases for some of my friends that go out for Asian food a lot. I don't have a pattern or anything though, I'm just kind of winging it. I'm going for a wrap, like used for knitting needles or paint brushes.
Materials-
-A piece of pretty 10"x5" fabric."
-A piece of 14"x5" fabric for the inside lining .(I'm using plain linen.)
-Some ribbon for the tie.
-Chop sticks. (I got a bag of 20 pair in the Asian section of the local grocery store for about a buck.)

Fold lining to 10"x5", and sew to create a pocket. (I'm also going to sew a seam about 1" in to keep the chopsticks in place. Pin them together(inside out) with the ribbon/tie in the middle and sew the edges leaving a small opening. Turn it right side out, and top stitch.
Pretty quick & easy, with a total cost of less than $5. (Also a great use for scraps of fabric that you are looking to use, or you can get fabric remnants.)

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Wow!! Very nice holiday gift idea.........thanks for share your idea with us...!!

[victoria stiles]

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[Aalina]

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[Aalina]

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[Irina Dorofeeva]

You can buy a set of silk paints, silk scarves and ties and you can paint them by yourself.
There are some demonstrations hwo to do it on youtube.

[patty jones]

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