Butterflies and beer

When my mom drew names for the Christmas gift exchange I got my brother's fiance. Despite the fact that she's been dating my brother for years and they'll be married in a little over a month, I don't actually know that much about her tastes. All I know is she likes butterflies, beer and my brother.

It's not much to go on but etsy proved to be a treasure trove of potential gift ideas.

Butterflies and Beer


 dubbel beer-rings
$20.00

TILE COASTERS MONAR...
$15.00

2 Etched Highball G...
$28.00

Swallowtail Butterf...
$17.00

Yellow and black bu...
$29.50

Open your beer - ...
$20.00

Mrs. Cool 8x8 Fine ...
$25.00

Beer Bottle Coaster...
$22.00

4 Pint Glasses in y...
$54.00

REAL FRAMED GIANT S...
$39.99

Irish Red Handmade ...
$4.99

ON SALE The Butterf...
$24.00

Felt Butterflies - ...
$3.00

Moustache Pilsner G...
$22.00

Handmade butterfly ...
$34.00

Keep Calm and DRINK...
$15.00

Comments

Laura said…
That's a great idea drawing names for the holidays. The butterfly necklaces look lovely.
November 13, 2010 at 7:02 AM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Halloween at our House

Image
We had a lot of fun decorating our house for Halloween this year. Our enthusiasm apparently rubbed off on some of our neighbours and several other houses on our block joined in on the fun and handed out candy this year. We only had about a dozen kids come by, but that's up from the 3-5 we have gotten in years past. Axel had been asking to go trick-or-treating for weeks, so he was pretty excited when the big day finally arrived!
Read more

Flash's Guardians of the Galaxy Birthday Party

Image
As Axel's birthday falls so close to Halloween, I was hoping to save a little sanity by working his Halloween costume into his party theme. He was really excited about his upcoming Rocket and Groot party, but, three-year-olds being the fickle creatures that they are, on the day of the party he insisted that he would be the Flash and nothing could convince him otherwise. Now that Axel is getting older he has strong opinions on things, like how his party should be, which can be a little challenging for me, but on the flip side he is able to help out with the preparations which is a lot of fun. This theme worked well for the skill levels of a preschooler since nebulas and starscapes don't need to be precise and actually look best a little messy. My little helper and I had a great time baking and decorating galaxy star sugar cookies and painting the photobooth backdrop. His pride in the projects was so heartwarming, I'm smiling just thinking of it.   We als...
Read more

Where to buy Halloween stuff

Image
While Chris and I obviously make most of our costumes, often it is considerably easier and surprisingly cheaper to buy some pieces premade. This year we’ve gone to so many different stores that I wanted to take notes, so I’ll remember where the best deals are for next year. And if you haven’t finished your costume shopping, maybe you can benefit from this too. Value Village We always start with the thrift and vintage stores. While there are plenty of thrift stores that have better deals and politics than Value Village, VV always has the biggest selection of second hand stuff. So if we don’t have a full day to spend combing through the racks of Ottawa’s vintage shops and charity stores, Value Village is the best bet. Starting in September, VV stocks a wide selection of brand new costumes and accessories, but you’re usually better off looking for the real vintage items. Case in point: this authentic military cap cost less than $3, the cheap vinyl costume version was closer to $3...
Read more