Gifts for the Crafter Who Has Everything
I’ve shared my top gifts for crafters in the past but what about gifts for the crafter who has everything? Here are my top picks – from consumables, to cool crafting gadgets, to some sweet merch, there IS something you can still get that crafter in your life! This post contains commissioned links. Some of the products featured in this post were provided free of charge for gift guide consideration.
I’m known to my peers as “the crafter who has everything”. Do you know someone like that too? So what do you buy that person? I’m here to help you figure that out – and nail the gift giving this time around!
To create this list, I tested and reviewed products, I looked at my own wishlist, and I interviewed my blog readers. That means that:
- Any specific gifts for the crafter who has everything in this list has actually been tried and tested by a crafter who has everything.
- This list was created by a crafter who has everything!
In this post, you’ll find gifts for the crafter who has everything in every price range. You have books and materials that cost less, and gadgets that cost more (but many are still under $100!)
You’ll also find non-crafty gifts that appeal to a crafter’s craftiness – perfect for someone you don’t know well, and don’t really know what they have.
Coolest Gadget Gifts for the Crafter who has Everything:
Even a crafter with a well-stocked craft room will love a new gadget! Find out what your crafter already has and either get something fresh or upgrade their current gear.
Very often, even if the crafter in your life already has said item, if they sell their craft, they can often use a duplicate. And there are loads of accessories (some of them worthwhile investments that can be costly) that can seriously upgrade some crafting equipment.
Cricut Cutting Machine
This famous cutting machine so expands what the average person can make, the possibilities are endless. From jewelry making to sewing, paper crafting and personalizing, the Cricut is a fantastic machine for every craft room.
Which machine you choose can depend on your budget. They are all good, they can’t all do everything, but the better ones can do more. Assume this: if you’re paying more, it is a better option – with the exception being the Venture. That one is recommended specifically for large-format cutting needs – it can cut much larger items, but not as many materials as the Maker 3.
The Cricut Maker 3 can cut thicker materials, has more blade options to score, engrave, deboss, it has a rotary attachment… and in general, it can do much more than the others.
xTool F1 Laser Engraver
I’m relatively new to laser engraving and let me tell you – it is transformative. There are so many options out there, but if you’re purchasing a gift of this scale for the crafter who has everything, I recommend the F1 for a few reasons:
- It can do a lot – but is also a fabulous bonus machine if they ever decide to take it to craft fairs.
- Without getting two technical, different materials need different laser types, and this one has two different types built in at a (relatively) affordable price.
- It’s a lower-mid range machine from a reputable brand with some built-in safety features, and a fabulous beginner machine.
If you’re buying for a loved one, and willing to go all-out, you can even invest in a better laser engraver, such as the F1 Ultra (which handles much more metal – it can even cut thin metals – and is much more powerful than the F1) OR the P2 – which is ideal for things like colored acrylics.
And if you have a loved one who already owns a laser, and you want to buy them an amazing accessory for it, xTool just came out with the SafetyPro series air purifier and inline fan, both of which are seriously cool (and yes, I’m working on reviewing it in this space!)
3Doodler Create+
The 3Doodler has been at the top of my personal wish list for a while! I find that my main crafting happens for work, because I’m too tired to craft for relaxation – but tools like the 3Doodler are fun and low-energy to play with. It’s like a grown-up toy for crafters.
You can use a few types of plastic to draw in 3D. It’s like a 3D printer, but without the need for designing digitally in 3D first, and it takes up so little space!
Load plastic filaments and use the 3Doodler to melt it while drawing shapes. Jewelry artists can create unique pieces. Anyone can use it to make 2D or 3D crafts from plastic.
Try making phone cases, magnets, sculptures, replicas of landmarks, centerpieces for your holiday table… if it can be made in plastic you can 3Doodle it! They even have wood grain filaments you can get!
smART Sketcher 2.0 Projector
While the smART Sketcher 2.0 Projector is designed for kids, it’s a fantastic crafting gadget for grown-up crafters too! It fills in that gap between crafter and artist. Get $5 off with code MOMSANDCRAFTERS.
Not every crafter can draw, but often we want those hand-drawn elements in our creations. It’s perfect for bullet journalists, planners, and scrapbookers. You can create your own stickers, project images to trace and paint on rocks, learn new art skills, project onto cookies to create beautiful text and characters, and more!
Load the SD and project it on paper to create a drawing. It both teaches you how to draw simple doodles and it also allows you to trace them for your actual project. You can draw right on sticker paper to create your own embellishments!
The smART Sketcher comes with one SD loaded with image tutorials and you can get additional SDs to use with your projector, or use the app. It stores very compact, making it a great gadget for small homes too.
Get the smART Sketcher Projector at Flycatcher Toys – Get $5 off with code MOMSANDCRAFTERS.
Cool Camera or an upgraded lens
Many crafters with well-stocked craft rooms sell their craft, blog about it, or share it in some way. What better way to upgrade their creative business than to give them the means to photograph it better?
For a beginner, I’d recommend a basic Mirrorless. For a pro, leave the camera shopping alone and choose something else from the list.
And if this crafter already has a camera that they love, try for an upgraded lens. Find out first which camera they have so you get the right one.
Consumable Craft Supplies for the crafter who has everything
Even if someone has everything – that everything often uses up! I can always use more consumables. These gifts for the crafter who has everything are consumable but far from ordinary – they have extra cool features, are solid quality, and may just become the next favorite for the crafter in your life!
Ohuhu Dual Nib Waterproof Acrylic Pen
Every crafter needs a good stash of paint markers in a good assortment of colors – and yes, they do use up. Think about it this way: it’s actual acrylic paint, in the size and format of a pen. So if you’re using it that way, it’ll use up. Paint markers are so cool, because you can use them on virtually any surface and have true control over the process.
So why this set from Ohuhu? Besides for being the perfect blend of high quality and fabulous price?
1. It has a double nib – a classic nib on one side and a super fine point on the other. Meaning, in one set, you can fill in spaces and add incredible detail.
2. It comes with an amazing assortment of colors
3. And it even comes in a carry case!
I swatched these on both black and white and you can see that they show up quite differently!
There are definitely going to be a win as gifts for the crafter who has everything!
Dixie Belle Paints
If there’s one thing a crafter can never have too much of, it’s paints! Dixie Belle makes fabulous paints for larger crafts – whether it’s a furniture flip, a home decor craft, or even some fabulous party props you’re painting!
Tip: if you have someone you’d love to gift paint to – gift a gift card to Dixie Belle so that they can choose their own colors.
They have different varieties for different needs. Their chalk paint is probably the most famous (I’ve been using it for years) and is perfect for one-and-done projects with rich, opaque color. Just clean and paint.
The Silk paint is my new favorite – it’s smooth and has a built-in water-based primer and topcoat. Plus, it’s water and mildew resistant, scuff resistant, and even grease resistant, making it perfect for kitchen projects.
Terra Clay is an earthy opaque paint that has incredible (often one-coat) coverage!
Gelly Roll Gift Set
Every crafter I know loves Sakura Gelly Roll pens for their superior quality, bleed-free flow, and smooth, rich pigment. But not only can we run through gel pens like water, we absolutely love having that whole rainbow of colors with all the cool effects!
This 74 pack is the most epic gift for the gel-pen loving crafter who has everything. Whether it’s a colorist, a hand-letterer, an avid planner, a cardmaker, scrapbooker – or any paper crafter, this set is a win.
It features loads of pens from various lines, featuring metallics, sparkles, cool outline effects, neons, and of course the classics. It comes in a horizontal storage box (yes, that’s the correct way to store pens) making it an all-in-one win.
Even better – gift it along with the next item on the list!
Adult Coloring Books
The raging trend might be over, but coloring is always a win! It’s relaxing and can be a mindless activity. And it’s a consumable – coloring books finish. These unique options are the perfect gifts for the crafter who has everything – and yes, I do recommend gifting them as a set. Bundle these with the item right above it on the list to make it a really special gift.
- Coloring for Coffee Lovers is focused on coffee themed coloring pages – a great way to combine interests. This is the most popular of my coloring books.
- Postcards: Coloring Book for Creative Adults features scenes from nature, culture, and more.
- And the Color-in Recipe Journal is another great way to combine interests by fusing family recipes with adult coloring.
Craft Supplies for the crafter who has everything that’ll inspire further creativity!
There gifts for the crafter who has everything are also (mostly) consumable – but that’s now why I put them here. They are unique and will definitely ignite the crafting spirit!
OOLY Magic Puffy Pens
Okay, it’s seriously magic. These pens, I mean. They work kind of like a micro paint that you apply to the surface… then zap it with heat and poof! I mean puff!
It puffs up!
If you’re looking for more of a low-ticket but totally cool gift, these puffy paints are perfect. For me, it’s like a toy. It’s hypnotizing to paint and puff.
It can also be used in various paper crafts, like cardmaking and journaling. You do need heat to puff it up – I used a heat gun, but a hair dryer works just as well.
Gilding Wax + Ming Vase Rice Decoupage Paper
Forget fake finishes – this gilding wax is so convincing! It’s an oil-based formula that is quite thick and can be painted or even fingerpainted onto various materials.
You can use it to add metallic edges to wood projects that have lots of molding and texture, or even paint it onto a plastic organizer to make it look MUCH more upscale. The fingerpainting gave it all that texture that makes it look like vintage metal.
I combined it with Ming Vase decoupage rice paper to turn something very plastic into something truly extraordinary. The rice paper is intricate and a work of art on its own. While this is just a small sample of what can be done with these, there are so many possibilities.
I do recommend gifting these as a gift card as well to help inspire the crafter who has everything, rather than choosing finishes which can be a bit personal. However, you can also gift the assortment of gilding waxes as a gift bundle, or bundle one of the waxes with coordinating decoupage rice paper.
Scrubby soap
One of the challenges you might find when looking for gifts for the crafter who has everything is that it can really be tough to purchase on a budget. And the truth is: it’s possible that your crafter pretty much just buys what they want.
That’s why alternative gifts that are actually useful and super helpful make fabulous gifts for the crafter who has everything. And Dixie Belle’s Scrubby Soap is just that! It uses nature’s best: citrus oils to help make crafting cleanup much easier, smells SO citrusy nice and works with oil paints too. And soap is totally gift-worthy.
It has a built-in scrubber and even moisturizes, making it an all-in one favorite for crafters. And yes, it can be used to clean brushes too.
Craft Instruction Gifts for the Crafter who has everything
As a serial crafter, I can tell you that the craft room might be full – but you can always learn more! I love, love learning new crafts and so craft instruction – whether it’s in the form of a hobby kit or subscription, a book, or a course, make for fabulous gifts for the crafter who has everything.
New hobby skills – kits!
I’ve always been a huge fan of Maker Crate by KiwiCo, which has recently been rebranded to KiwiCo Studio. The reason is simple: they really teach new skills – and include everything you need to learn it! I’ve crocheted this market bag from scratch, learned to use polymer clay, basic weaving skills and more from KiwiCo kits.
The projects are specific, functional, but teach basic skills from scratch. You can gift specific kits through the shop, or gift a subscription.
Online Craft Classes
Getting a crafting class is a great way to add a new hobby to a crafter’s repertoire. You can go with something as popular as paper flowers to something as obscure as felted holiday creations.
Or even better – get them a subscription with unlimited access to classes that they want!
Craftsy is an old-time favorite craft instruction resource for me, but Creativebug is another fabulous option.
Top Crafting Books for the crafter who has everything:
I’m a true believer that a person can never have too many books. And personally? I can never have too many craft books. Focus on a skill they want to learn, or get them something new, unique, and innovative.
How to Make Jewelry Out of Anything
Shameless plug here. How to make Jewelry Out of Anything is my passion project.
The perfect gift for crafty teens and tweens, and the perfect gag gift for an adult crafter who is proud to be a “teen at heart” this book takes unusual finds and turns them into jewelry. From recyclables to nature, from craft supplies you have for other purposes, to new uses for beads, this book is about thinking outside of the box.
It also teaches basic jewelry making skills so that no former jewelry making knowledge is required to get started.
The main thing is, it teaches crafters how to think outside the box with unique tips for taking this further, and it is full of color and life!
Get the print book on Amazon | the eBook on Moms & Crafters Shop!
3. More skill-based books:
Any time I feature a new skill to learn on Moms & Crafters, I share a list of books as well. That’s my personal favorite way to learn a new skill. You can check out some of these lists of books for beginners here, or check out some personal favorites – perfect for skilled crafters who want to learn a new craft as well!
- Paper Bead Jewelry
- Chic Metal
- By Hand: The Art of Modern Lettering
- Pallet Style
- Leatherwork Projects Anyone Can Do
- The Origami Garden
- Customize Your Clothes
What are your favorite gifts for the crafter who has everything? Do you have any other ideas for this list, feedback, or questions? Comment below – I really read it and respond!!
