Homemade christmas gifts

>>914812
check sticky

Maybe you l should draw her a picture of an owl or get her a poster of one.. Don't do anything with gnomes that's just weird

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>>914845
This could be good. Potato pic related my wife (gf at the time) drew me this for my bday and now it's hanging in our home. I think it's dope.

>>914853
>Ok who did that with the roll?

>>914853
The deal with the toilet roll is fucked up.

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>>914855
>>914863
lol I did that. The pic is shit but there's still some left. I didn't want to waste it but I didn't want to be stranded next time either. Here's the pic up close.

>>914853
>hanging in our home

I've hung it where it will get blasted with aerosolised piss every time I flush the toilet.

This should be your skill set.
Make a couple of felt owls for her to hang on her tree and then around her room.

http://juicy-bits.typepad.com/juicy_bits/2009/12/131-give-a-hoot-for-the-holidays.html

>>914812
>2015
>believing your gf actually 'doesn't want anything for christmas'

i'm single and i even know better. best advice is get her a legitimate gift but make her a thoughtful card. my ex liked owls (as it seems does everyone these days) so i made her a card out of construction paper (coloured card stock) with an owl on it that said 'I'll owlways love you'

>>914896
If she doesn't want any object, get her something ephemeral instead. Take her somewhere interesting or nice or preferably both.

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Don't forget to check the other thread you made OP