Gifts for craft lovers who would rather make it.

Who we’d give it to For someone who wants a small floral cross-stitch project.

Before you choose A floral cross-stitch project with a bamboo hoop, fabric, colored threads, needle, and pattern guide. This is a kit to make yourself; the photo shows the finished design.

Who we’d give it to For a paper-craft enthusiast interested in making botanical forms.

Before you choose Created with botanical paper artist Susan Beech, this flower-making kit includes ten colored crepe-paper rolls, floral wire, a precision cutting tool, and craft glue.

Who we’d give it to For someone who gathers flowers for future cards, collages or keepsakes.

Before you choose A blue wooden flower press with screws, absorbent paper, cardboard, art paper, stainless steel scissors, tweezers, and a guide. A hands-on way to preserve flowers for future creative projects.

Who we’d give it to For a music lover who would enjoy punching a tune into paper strips.

Before you choose Punch your own tune into paper strips, then turn the crank to play it. The kit includes the music mechanism, hole punch, paper strips, a starter Happy Birthday melody, and instructions.

Who we’d give it to For someone who cuts paper for detailed craft or collage projects.

Before you choose Compact cast stainless-steel scissors with vinyl-dipped rings, in cream and forest green. Their smaller shape is designed for detailed cutting, collage and craft projects.

Who we’d give it to For a maker interested in turning wool into a small bird keychain.

Before you choose The photograph shows the finished project. The kit supplies wool, a felting needle, pad, eyes, keyring and instructions; it is not a finished bird.

Who we’d give it to For the sketchbook owner who enjoys the tool as much as the drawing.

Before you choose The brass aperture opens and closes to set a circle. A walnut centering tool doubles as a display stand; drawing materials are separate.

Who we’d give it to For someone who enjoys exploring geometry with pencil and paper.

Before you choose The set combines a magnetic base, extendable arm and circle shuttle. Paper thickness affects the magnetic connection; check the maker’s setup guidance before using heavy card.

Who we’d give it to For someone who would enjoy learning a small textile craft.

Before you choose The kit includes an adjustable hoop, punch needle, threader, printed cloth and yarn. The photograph shows the finished project; the recipient supplies the making time.

Who we’d give it to For a model builder who enjoys a hidden mechanism.

Before you choose The wooden mechanical kit has 263 parts and is intended for ages 14+. The photograph shows the assembled model; allow time and patience for construction.

Who we’d give it to For someone who likes architecture and a small paper-making session.

Before you choose The kit pairs patterned origami paper inspired by Wright’s designs with folding instructions. The recipient makes the models; check current paper quantities and project contents with the brand.

Who we’d give it to For a cyclist who also likes a project on the workbench.

Before you choose The wooden mechanical kit creates a moving cyclist above a decorated base. The image shows the assembled project; follow the construction, winding and age guidance.

Who we’d give it to A practical starting point for turning a curious idea into a working circuit.

Before you choose Includes an UNO R4 WiFi board, an English project book and components for the guided projects. A compatible computer is needed for programming.