Give the Gift of Giftables

Marty 3 min Read

You know that person.

The gift curator.

They’re able to fight the crowds, hit the right stores, source the perfect items and package up an awesome multi-part gift.

They didn’t just get you the thing. But the thing with the other thing that goes with it. And that one part that makes it better combined with the something-or-other that completes it.

And then it all fits nicely in one perfect box with a bow.

BAM.

Well, I’m that person.

Now…at least.

I found that Lowe’s now has this thing called “Giftables.”

Inside this prepackaged box is everything you’d want to become the unicorn of gift-giving. Every giftable has a theme and includes the products, materials, tools, steps and tips to blow away the recipient by your magical wizardry of finding the perfect gift.

Every kit starts with joy.

So I know you want to see inside. This is the Build and Grow Racecar Giftable. It’s perfect for the up-and-coming DIYer.

It comes with two Build and Grow racecar kits, a rug to drive (play) on, and the tools and safety gear to get ‘er done.

So Gam-Gam might not want a racecar kit? Well, there’s something for everyone here:

Grill Essentials – Grill tools, thermometer, wood chips, grill light and more…

All Geared Up – Kobalt tool bag, hammer, pliers, measuring tape and more…

Taste of Spring – Window box, gloves, plant grow light, seed packets, tools an more…

Holiday Twine Star DIY Project – Glue gun, wood glue, twisted jute and more…

And there’s a bunch more. Check out all the giftables Lowe’s. Be the unicorn.

Disclosure: Dadand was supplied product to post about Lowe’s Giftables. Despite that, the opinions expressed by Dadand are our own. To provide as much transparency as possible, Dadand makes every reasonable effort to disclose the source of all products and services reviewed.

Marty - Post Author

Marty is a dad. He has twice as many family members as he has bedrooms. He does advertising, but would rather work in some type of shop. Like a workshop or repairshop. Or a garage. In fact, he has no garage, so he rents a shop to go and work on his projects, think about advertising or just sit there. In the quiet. But most of the time he is just dad, and that's the best part of this bio.