She’ll be the envy of sidewalk artists everywhere with this vintage-style attaché case that includes everything she needs to create a masterpiece, $199.95. Photograph by Anthropologie
The Bust DIY Guide to Life has crafts for every room, plus how-tos on everything from gardening to hairstyles, $19.77. Photograph by Amazon
She can customize coasters and cocktail napkins for New Year’s Eve, Valentine’s Day, birthdays, and beyond with this festive kit, $28. Photograph by C. Wonder
If she likes making her own, odds are she’ll like growing her own, too. This Allotinabox kit contains everything an urban girl needs to create a windowsill vegetable garden, $20.43. Photograph by All in a Box
The Design Sponge at Home book is chock-full of crafty inspiration, $35. Photograph by Curiosity Shoppe
She outgrew tie-dye in middle school, but she can learn the art of dip-dye—tie-dye’s sophisticated older cousin—in a class in Old Town, $50. Photograph by Fifteen/Eleven
A printed dress form will help her live out her Project Runway fantasy, and provides a unique way to display her creations, $300. Photograph by Urban Outfitters
This six-strand turquoise pendant will be the centerpiece for a gorgeous statement necklace, $130. Photograph by Beadazzled
Brighten her day and her dining room table for weeks with the Arrange Your Own subscription from H.Bloom, which includes enough flowers in each delivery to make two to three arrangements, $29 per delivery. Photograph by H. Bloom
These days, even Justin Bieber has his own perfume. Help her create her own signature scent with a perfume-making kit, $85. Photograph by Scenterprises
Every project is more fun with leopard-print tools, $3.99 to $10.99. Photograph by Your Gift Goddess
Take credit for her next crafting addiction with the classic Speedball screen-printing kit, $47.75. Photograph by Dick Blick
A true craft goddess carves her own stamps, $40. Photograph by Yellow Owl Workshop
If you’re lucky, she’ll regift this ultra-luxe alpaca-and-silk yarn to you in scarf form next year, $13.50. Photograph by Looped Yarn Works
