Hand Made Gifts For A Going To Be Brother-In-Law?????
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make him a photo alben [scrapbooking ] every one loves them . You can get picture from his family
589727
GOOD DAY!! GOOD QUESTION!! WE ARE GONNA GRILL OUT FOR OUR MOMS.THEN GIVE THEM MONEY,AND MY MOM LOVES FLOWERS SO I WILL GET HER A BEAUTIFUL HANGING BASKET I ORDERED.HIS MOM LIKES MONEY,SO THAT IS WHAT SHE WILL GET.THEN I ALWAYS MAKE GIFT BAGS WITH BATH AND BODY SUPPLIES,AND WHATEVER ELSE I FIND,LOL.HAVE A NICE DAY!!!!!!!!! =)
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I agree with the two people up there. Give them something that is useful. Most Irish/Catholic stores have great gift ideas! A horseshoe with an enscription on it would be kind of neat; or anything basically that the bride and groom could have to remember their wedding day. Practical is nice (anyone can buy a blender); but sentimental is better! But before you go to all the trouble to find a Irish/Catholic store, give yourself a bit of a break! I'm sure something that MEANS something and is from the heart, would be just as good! Goodluck! <3
119444
You could give him a hand written card to thank him, being as specific as you can.  He might keep it and treasure it forever.
777513
Blow up a great picture of you ( and kids if u have them) and put them in a nice frame and he will love it.  Or last year I got my hubby a pocket watch with an engraving on it!  Make him some sex and romance candles with your own hands on Red construction paper- its ALWAYS my hubbys favorite present!  lol    One year I bought a basket and in it I put bubble bath scented candles and a bottle lf champagne and scented lotion.  When hubby opened it he was very confused until I told him WE would use it later TOGETHER!  Thats his 2nd favorite gift each year!!!!!
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Take the time, do the research. Find out what he has right now, and what size.  Your sister would probably be happy to rifle through his gear and find out.  Or see if she knows what kind he wants.\n\nThen go to a pro shop or store that he can also get to (for returns), and ask them if there's a similar or improved elbow pad to the ones he has, and get those.  Get a gift receipt.\n\nYou could just get a certificate, but this way you took the extra effort to find out what he needs and wants, and I bet he'd appreciate that.  Elbow pads aren't a super critical piece of gear.  They need to fit, they need to be decent.  It's not rocket science, like gloves.
747940
When it comes to men and gifts nothing brings them brimming like a something that is masculine. For instance getting something to do with his fishing hobby will be great. They are generally not particulary jazzed by clothing - you could try food too but I bet you want to give him something more lasting than that..\n\nCheck this website out..has funny ideaologies about mens gifts which I would say is somewhat true..men like tough looking stuff not the fancy stuff us women would prefer.\nhttp://www.cojoweb.com/Mangifts.html
1122302
Get him a gift certificate for a pedicure, or 10 tickets to the car wash, or hire a caterer/cook to come in and cook/serve a meal to him, or certificates for shoe shines, or make a collage of photos of great moments in his life, or subscription to magazine he enjoys, or 3 massage therapy sessions, or take him out to dinner and movie (just the 2 of you) .......... Time is worth more than money, and he will enjoy whatever you give ....... Good luck!
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HOW ABOUT MAKING HIM A SCRAP BOOK OF PHOTOS,MEMORIES YOU TWO SHARE , PICTURES OF NATURE OR STUFF HE LIKES,AND IF YOU R ARTISTIC DRAW HIM A PICTURE OR WRITE HIM A POEM. AND THEN WRAP IT AS YOU WOULD A GIFT THEN SEND IT TO HIM. THE COST IS ABOUT 20 BUCKS FOR AN INEXPENSIVE PHOTO ALBUM,STICKERS OR PAPER AND GLUE,TAPE SCISSORS ETC. BUT IT WOULD BE PRICELESS TO HIM. ALSO PRESS A FLOWER IN THE FRONT OF IT AND SAY SOMETHING CHEESY LIKE I HELD THIS FLOWER SO NOW WHEN YOU HALD IT ... WE CAN BE TOUCHING OR SOMETHING...
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For my husband's 40th, I threw him a party with close family and friends.  For his gift I gave him an iPod and had his name engraved on the back (free at apple.com).\n\nIf your hubby's practical, maybe something for the home or office?? If he has a hobby, give him somethign for that?
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Hi; I do appreciation baskets quite often.  I start with a pretty basket I find at Michaels/Hobby Lobby/or any Craft store; know your budget.  Fill with lotion, candles, gift certificate to dinner or movie, nice card telling how much that person means to you.  Add anything special that they collect ... I know our pastor's wife loves pretty journals and pens; anything personal that shows you "thought" about them -- that's the trick.  I recently did this and included the other ladies by having them "donate" to her -- like a money tree -- we gave her the money and it really blessed her.  Also, I had the ladies write down a blessing or special note of appreciation to her and included that in a beautiful china cup for her to read later.  I didn't just use one poem, I used a bunch of blessings -- a basket full of blessings.  Have fun!  She will be blessed just because you thought of her!
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I say porn is always a nice gift, but since this is your sis in law I wouldn't try it. I think one of the most thoughtful gifts is to get her a gift certificate to her favorite restaurant, just call them up and have them send it to her address.
951640
make a collage of photos and memories, and get it framed...beautiful gift he can cherich forever!
108642
Check Michael's or any craft store. Some specialty wedding shops also carry them. If you can't find one, make it your self, and it will have even more meaning to you.
578647
Last year my then future daughter-in-law got me a beautiful candle holder with scented candles, we had a great relationship before they got married and continue to grow in our relationship. I have a great respect for her love of my son and she never forgets that I am his mom. Good luck.
795867
something handmade, heartfelt,... or sentimental... it always means more than a store bought gift intended to impress
759520
Being the oldest sister with only brothers, I can tell you what worked for me. Bros have given me things like DVDs of cartoons or a TV show we watched together as kids. One time they bought a Wonder Woman cake pan on Ebay and made the cake for me. They transferred my wedding video tape to DVD and made fun captions. They have given me cooking utensils and cook books specific to things we like to get together and cook (for instance, an ice cream maker and recipes). Anything that makes the sisters remember times they shared together, be they sentimental or silly, is a good gift. Otherwise, if he wants strictly serious and heartfelt, one brother wrote a short story for his college newspaper, then printed it and framed it, about how something he had for breakfast at the dining hall reminded him of me and all I'd taught him. I think if you go for specific to his relationship with them, rather than a general brother-sister relationship, they'll get more out of it. Once you have an idea, you can look up those topics online and find a lot of great things. Good luck!