Gift Guide
For the Mum-On-the-Go
School drop-offs, grocery shopping, kids' extracurricular activities – their to-do list is endless. Busy as they may be, they always find time to add personal touches to lunchboxes, home organisation, party favours and festive traditions. While they love getting crafty, they don't need more messes or stresses in their fully packed schedule.
For the Hostess Extraordinaire
As the designated party planner and self-appointed gatherer, they've got a knack for bringing people together. They love to impress guests with personalised invites, thoughtful tablescapes and on-theme touches. But, after countless parties, the cost of supplies seems equally countless.
For the DIY Devotee
From heartfelt gifts to one-of-a-kind home decor, they love creating polished, personalised items for themselves and the people in their life. As confident as they are in the craft room, making their Pinterest boards a reality isn't always as effortless or beautiful as they'd like.
For the Side Hustler
The driver of their own destiny, they see free time as opportunity. Even after hours, their passion doesn't clock out. A devoted DIYer, they now want to turn their hobby into a side hustle.
For the Organisation Obsessed
Bins, baskets and labels are their best friends. From cupboards to calendars, they find genuine joy in organising and colour-coding everything. With a sharp attention to detail and an eye for aesthetics, standard labels just don't do it for this one.
For the Classroom Queen
Known for their colourful classroom and creative learning tools, they're always finding ways to make learning magical. From bright bulletin boards to personalised rewards, they love seeing their students' faces light up when they step into their classroom. But between the craft supplies and trips to the shops, the costs start to add up.
For the Cricut Enthusiast
Their cards are always custom, never shop-bought. Their gifts? Literally so personal, you shed a tear every time you receive one. Their seasonal decor is the talk of the town years later. That's because they've got a Cricut cutting machine and they're not afraid to use it. So, what do you get the person who's already got a machine?
