Last month The Craft Room Podcast had it's first birthday, and I had my … something-th birthday, and that started me thinking about how tricky it can be to buy for crafters sometimes. Then the Coronavirus became a pandemic, and I've found myself sending cards and little gifts to people to brighte...
Last month The Craft Room Podcast had it's first birthday, and I had my … something-th birthday, and that started me thinking about how tricky it can be to buy for crafters sometimes. Then the Coronavirus became a pandemic, and I've found myself sending cards and little gifts to people to brighten their day (and perhaps I bought myself some little gifts as well). During that time we had a blackout, and whilst looking for a book to read, I came across a rather old book called The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman. It got me thinking about how people show their affection for others, and how others actions make them feel loved and appreciated … and I realised that this could absolutely be applied to gifting crafters! So, for a bit of fun, let's have a look at the five love languages, and how we can use them to figure out great gift ideas. Some of these were easy, a couple were rather tricky, and I'll have some bonus suggestions at the end. It's also helpful to note that most people have more than one of these love languages, which doubles your options in the way that you approach gift giving for them.
- Gifts
- Quality Time
- Acts of Service
- Words of Affirmation
- Physical Touch
I have some other ideas as well, and you can find photos and links mentioned in this episode on my blog HERE.
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The Five Love Languages, Gary Chapman
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