32 Gifts For Anyone Who Is Chock-Full Of Whimsy
A 1,000-piece puzzle with illustrations that are equal parts obscure and dreamy for puzzlers who are up for an added challenge. Different Puzzles is just that... different. Rather than the final image being displayed on the box, each completed puzzle has a slightly altered illustration (which means surprise pieces and no idea where to put them!). Like the brand says, "These aren't your grandma's puzzles."
A set of magnetic pigeon bag clips that are as strong and sturdy as the mighty pigeon herself. Pigeons rule the city outside — might as well give them a gift to embrace these iconic birds indoors too (while putting them to good use).
A magnetic cat-eye gel nail polish kit for the fashion-savvy friend of yours who knows all things can be fixed with a killer manicure. Not only will they get an onslaught of compliments, but they'll also be able to say, "Why thank you, I did them myself!" to boost their cool kid ego even higher. Now that's a gift.
A birthday card I am fairy-ly sure will end up being framed and saved by your BFF forever. Talk about whimsy! The ballet shoes, party hat, fairy wings...it's all a masterpiece made even better by the harness hanging the lil' feral fairy high in the sky. BRB, buying this for my own birthday.
A Lego flower bouquet featuring a ton of different blooms for creative folks who love covering their home in handmade masterpieces.
A Ban.do match holder and striker which might seem unnecessary placed beside their electric lighter but it's cuuuute. Plus, they can store six whole matches on top! That's...useful! Okay, really it just makes this look like a cute birthday cake. And you better believe that's all it needs to do. Because it is.
A reviewer-adored Cozy Spaces-themed coloring book — help out your frazzled friend by tucking them into their favorite reading chair, putting on their noise-canceling headphones, and reminding them there's no need to think about anything other than coloring for a moment. This gift is here to help distract their busy brain with tiny bears making turnip tinctures and bugs decorating their overturned teacup homes. Cute.
A book nook kit complete with motion-sensor LED lights that'll glow every time your bud passes by their bookshelf, creating an extra element of magic beside their impressive romantasy collection. This'll be a huge hit with crafters who care about the little details. The 3D puzzle is made of wood, and includes dozens of flat sheets with images that'll need to be punched out, folded into shape, and then carefully pieced together to create the intricate space.
A bestselling pair of embroidered Chucks sure to be a slam-dunk hit with those tricky-to-buy-for folks who are ~bugged~ by impractical gifts but are so gosh darn quirky you wanna find a gift that's also fun. You've come to the right pair of kicks, pal!
A pair of gemstone soaps that'll delight the ~gem~ of a friend in your life who loves a decorative bar soap. Who wouldn't love getting a useful gift that rocks as much as this?!
A woven snail shelf sure to lift the spirits of anyone who is feeling the effects of their bland, expensive rental. Even if they're not the sort of person known to shell out compliments, you're sure to deserve a round of applause over your gift-giving skills with this one!
And a silly snail soap dispenser — don't be sluggish about adding this ridiculous piece of home decor to your gifting rotation. Folks are gonna love washing their hands with soapy goo from this tiny guy!
A cloud squiggle tray for keeping their *treasured* odds and ends somewhere eye-catching and easy to reach.
A set of mushroom bookmarks — these bookmarks are gonna grow on them as quickly as their accidental ACOTAR fandom did. Good job getting them into ACOTAR, you're a good influence on them.
A bottle of drinkable glitter for convincing your dehydrated bud that staying hydrated is cool. Just a spoonful of *glitter* helps the beverage go down!
A heart-shape baking scale so that the home baker in your life knows how much you love them every time they get their scale out to measure how many grams of cake flower they need. And, in turn, they might invite you to come over and snack on the black and white cookies they end up making. Which is fine, that's totally fine!
Mystic Maze — a 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle that'll reveal a secret "magic trick" when they're finished. BTW, there are 50 Easter eggs hidden in the intricate design, making this mysterious puzzle a gripping game until the very last piece is in place.
A glass teapot for making their tea time an even more serene experience with visible blooming tea flowers.
A unicorn-head squirrel feeder that'll turn the squirrels in their yard into a cryptid so magnificent even The Moth Man would be jealous.
A pack of strawberry candles sure to shoo seasonal depression away with their sweet berry smell and strikingly realistic look. Want to properly celebrate your summer-loving sweetheart getting through the winter? Throw these on top of a strawberry cheesecake and dig in! Delicious.
And a strawberry tea kettle that'll look ~berry~ cute on their stovetop.
A nature photograph featuring some a-corny cuties — they're gonna love having these forest friends in their home.
Waldorf woodland creatures — each open-ended shape is designed with holes that'll easily fit different twigs, stems, petals, and leaves your flower child friend finds out in the yard or on nature walks, letting them create their own tiny wildlife creatures.
A mini charm bracelet FOR THEIR TUMBLER, because your water bottle and your BFF's water bottle are *also* best friends, and they deserve best friend bracelets to prove it!
A coral-colored Furby so the nostalgic soul you love can enjoy an upgraded version of this imaginative classic. The voice-activated animatronic toy has more than 600 reactions and is always ready for a dance party. It can even talk to other Furbies, naturally.
A hanging fruit hook that'll add to their home's stunning secret garden aesthetic. These charming metal hangers put the "fun" in "functional," folks!
A lit willow vine so they can add ethereal lighting to their room rather than let their rental's glaring overhead light destroy their zen.
A hot air balloon model with intricate details, including hand-applied balloon strips, a rattan basket, and hand-woven webbing that recreates a classic 18th-century design. This scaled-down decor will make any empty corner instantly memorable.
A pack of three collapsible lanterns to add some life to their place, even if they don't have ~mushroom~ to decorate. Now you get to be the ~fungi~ gifting gorgeous forest floor wall decor! Good going.
A set of iridescent forest window clings to cover their apartment's windows, creating some privacy *and* turning their bedroom into a rainbow kaleidoscope paradise every time the sun hits just right.
A northern lights projector that'll play soothing noises and double as a Bluetooth speaker! If you are both planning a trip to see the aurora someday but currently have the budget to travel no farther than down the block, this satisfying gift can give them a slice of the northern lights from their ceiling.
And finally, a 100% cotton market tote bag with embroidered fruits and vegetables made from saved fabric scraps! Gift this to someone in your life who loves supporting small, who spends their weekends strolling through the farmer's market year-round (think of all the produce they could fit in here!). This tote has a whopping *five* interior pockets, also making it a great bag for everyday use. Phone, keys, wallet, hot sauce...everything has its own special spot.
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