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Burlington Standard Christmas Gift Guide: Top Crafts & DIY Gifts

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Christmas shopping for your adult friends and family can be difficult.

To take the guesswork out of buying gifts this year, we at Burlington Standard asked our friends at The Grommet for their latest and greatest practical gift suggestions for 2021.

These guides are geared towards specific interests. You’ll be able to find something for even the toughest person on your Christmas shopping list.

Top 5 Crafts & DIY Gifts

1) Tie Down Straps - Set of Two
Tackle many jobs—from the simple to the tough—with a heavy duty tie down strap built to handle up to 110 pounds of wrapping and securing. There are different lengths to suit your task, and the quick-grab end lets you connect multiple straps. Industrial-grade webbing is durable and flexible (and made in part from recycled plastic bottles) and hook and loop fasteners let you tie down and secure your stuff in one easy step.

2) Stacking Solitary Bee Hive
Bees make great guests. Host them in this adorable, stackable bee habitat and they’ll pollinate flowers, fruits, and vegetables, making your garden lush. Made from sustainably sourced wood and designed to suit their needs, this hotel is good for the bees, the environment, and your backyard.

3) Black Brush Pens - Trio Pack
Try your hand at calligraphy with a brush pen set. This trio of black pens includes a fine, medium, and bold tip all suitable for creating both traditional and modern brush lettering strokes.

4) Digital Automatic Yogurt Maker
This automatic yogurt maker sets you up with enough homemade yogurt for a week—made just how you like it. You customize flavors and ingredients like milk type, sweetness, and even thickness. The machine takes it from there, and in as little as six to ten hours, you’ve got seven perfect portions of healthy and tasty yogurt.

5) PinBox 3000 Pinball Machine Kit
Think outside the box—build a DIY pinball machine with it. This Made in the USA kit comes with everything you need to build a full-fledged machine with cardboard. Build, customize obstacles, then decorate. You won’t need batteries, tools, or screens—just some ready-to-fold hands.

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