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Ideas for christmas gifts for parents?

My most favorite and most awaited day is coming soon when Santa gives all the presents that we wish for but in reality me and my sister know that it is not Santa but it is our parents that give us these presents with lots of love. So this time me and my sister have decided that we will be giving them something special and also tell them Santa gave it for them. Can I get some ideas for Christmas gifts for parents? So that we can gather our pocket money to get them pretty gifts that they admire for.

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Harley Keith | Aug 26 2011

Merry Christmas in advance. I will definitely help you on this, as you want to show your love for your parents through your gift. There are many things that you can do. Like, paint a family portrait on a ceramic platter for your parents. If you are not good at painting, you can try getting a photograph printed on it as a customized Christmas gift that every parent will be proud of. You can also gift a great holiday, keepsake that your mom will love is a ceramic signature platter in which all the family members can sign. You can then get the platter fired. If you are good at crafts, cut out one good photo of each family member and make a 3D scene by sticking foams with different depth behind him or her. You can get a number of soft wool fabric squares printed with great family snap shots and sew them together to make quilts. You can also make family tree from a unique candle holder by hanging tiny frame photo of each family member on it using wire. Include the photos of your family. I guess these suggestions will be of some help to you.