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Inexpensive Homemade Graduation Gift Ideas

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Date: 05/18/2009 Topics: Gifts > Graduation | Readers Request > Gifts  
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I have four graduates on my list this year. Can anyone help me with homemade gift ideas? I'm on a tight budget but would like to reward them with something useful and nice.

By suzieq71 from Horton, AL

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By Coll3 (37) Contact
What about making a no-sew blanket in their high school or college colors?

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By yard_sale_annie (37) Profile Blog! Contact
i would give a college graduate cash or a gift card even a gift card for gas would be nice.

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By Jilson (323) Contact
Though not fully homemade, and I don't know how "inexpensive" it is; I think a tool kit is always a good gift for college bound kids. You could start with a plastic shoebox, and include a hammer, some screwdrivers, and a wrench. You might also include some of the "Command" adhesive hooks, some duct tape, and some white glue. The tools need not be "good" ones (as in: dollar store is OK). During move-in week, when someone is trying to assemble furniture or other dorm goods, your gift recipient will be the "hero" (or heroine) for having the tools needed.

If your budget is a little bigger; stores like Walmart have preassembled tool kits (in colors) for less than 20 dollars.

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