It may not slip into your pocket with quite the ease of a Leatherman, but this Millennium Falcon multi-tool is a lot more fun to use when the hyperdrive breaks down and R2 isn’t around to fix it. Packed with four hex keys, two screwdrivers and a wrench, it features a magnetically sealed hatch and a built-in adjustment wheel built into the helm.

The handy implement is just one of dozens of Star Wars gifts available at ThinkGeek – which can still get to you in time for Christmas if you order by Wednesday the 21st.

If you’re going to own a waffle iron, it might as well imprint something cool onto your breakfast, right? The dark side has waffles, and they pop out in the shape of the Death Star. If one side doesn’t come out perfect, just flip it over – “there’s a concave dish composite beam suppresser indentation on both cooking plates, so you’re covered.”

If a luxurious Wampa rug is more your style, they’ve got those, too, along with Rogue One Deathtrooper fleece robes, hooded scarves just like Rey’s in The Force Awakens, Chewbacca foot stockings, Tauntaun sleeping bags (bound to be better-smelling than the real thing!) and Darth Vader silicone oven mitts. Practically anything Star Wars-related you can think of is here. Check it all out at ThinkGeek.

We may as well admit that our smartphones have become permanent extensions of our hands, and accessorize them as such. While these indispensable palm-sized gadgets can already do everything from planning our trips to monitoring our pulses, a world of add-ons make them even more useful. These 13 companion gadgets including instant photo printers, rugged keychain chargers, grip-all tripods and $5 stocking stuffer speakers make great “I don’t know you that well” gifts.

Instant Mobile Photo Printer

Missing the instant gratification of Polaroid cameras, but don’t want to give up the convenience and compact profile of your smartphone? The Polaroid Zip Instant Mobile Printer is roughly the same size as most smart phones, and wirelessly prints photos in less than a minute using a special dye paper that requires no ink or toners. Packages of the printer and photo paper start at $129.99 at PhotoJoJo.

Universal Retro-Style Device Holder

Designed to mimic the look of classic swing arm desk lamps, the STAN positions your phone, tablet or eReader for hands-free use. Place it on your headboard to hang a tablet over your head for the laziest Netflix marathon of your life. Get it for $89.99-$109.99 at The Design Industry.

Luma Tiny Lampshade Night Light & Travelamp

Clip this tiny acrylic lampshade onto your phone, turn on your flashlight and you’ve got an instant night light requiring no extra power. The ‘Luma’ version is available for $9, or get the larger and more classic lantern-style Travelamp for $8.

Hobie Time-Lapse Photo Tool

The Hobie is a little spinning tripod that takes panoramic photos or record moving videos from a 360 degree point of view. It’s portable, adjustable and clips onto a basic kitchen timer at the base. Pre-order the basic version for roughly $36.

Gekkopod Adaptable iPhone Tripod

Wrapping its legs around objects so it can grip as well as a gecko, the Gekkopod makes it easy to mount a smartphone or compact camera to tree branches, bike handles, fences or any other convenient vantage points you may find along your travels. it can also be used on its own as a mini tripod. It comes in a variety of colors for $19.90.

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Gift wrap can be just as important as the gift itself, enhancing the sense of anticipation and reflecting the personality and tastes of the giver. If you’re unsatisfied with the standard Santas, snowflakes and christmas trees found on the holiday gift wrap supplies at your local big box store, check out these 15 modern options. Some are even free templates for cool gift wrap designs, tags and 3D geometric gift boxes that you can download and print in minutes.

Free Printable Pac Wrap

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While this is technically ‘Halloween’ wrap, why not use it for other occasions, too? Minieco offers free printable gift wrap designs in ‘Pacman Ghost’ and ‘It’s Raining Again’, simple black-and-white graphic patterns that would definitely stand out under the tree.

Mustache Gift Wrap

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Mustaches may be hip among the set who like things just because it’s ‘ironic’ to do so, but this wrapping paper printed with a variety of facial hair styles is fun for anyone.

DIY Paper Diamond Gift Boxes

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Why buy (and wrap) a boring cardboard gift box when you could simply fold a cool 3D diamond shape out of the paper of your choice? Minieco has a template to make it yourself, and it’s perfect for small items like jewelry.

Crossword Puzzle Wrapping Paper

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No matter the occasion, this wrapping paper fits – just find and outline the appropriate sentiment, whether it’s Merry Christmas, Happy Easter, Congratulations, Recover Soon or just ‘You Are the Best.’ Universal crossword puzzle paper comes with a key so you can find and circle the greeting you desire.

DIY Paper Ornaments/Gift Boxes

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These geometric shapes, including tetrahedrons and cubes, are meant to be used as ornaments – but they could double as gift boxes. Get the templates at MiniEco.

Free Printable Anchor Gift Wrap

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Anchor-printed wrapping paper and gift tags are a lot more fun than garish store-bought Santas, though perhaps not as festive. Get these free printable templates at HeyLook.

Pawling Ikat Wrapping Paper

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This ikat-print wrapping paper by Pawling is so simple, yet so beautiful.

Fun and Festive Wrap by Hemlock Printers

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If you prefer festive seasonal designs, Hemlock Printers’ set of double-sided holiday wrapping paper is a playful modern option.

Metallic Pens on Kraft Paper

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Plain old brown kraft paper looks a lot more interesting when you add some basic designs with a silver sharpie. It’s easy and cheap, and the result is clean and modern.

Gift ‘Purses’ by Treeo Design

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Treeo uses FSC-certified paper to create their gift wrap and gift boxes, which means that no trees were harmed unnecessarily during the process of creating their products. These gift boxes, shaped like purses, are an interesting twist on the conventional rectangular or square design.

Zebrawood Veneer

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If you have any type of wood veneer laying around, take a cue from Corinna Wraps and use it to cut out shapes and paste them to your wrapped gifts in custom designs of your choice.

Modern and Monochromatic by Loop

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Meticulously hand-drawn designs adorn the boutique wrapping paper by Loop, which is printed on FSC-certified and recycled paper using soy ink.

Simple and Rustic at Design Sponge

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Sometimes the simplest, most rustic wrapping job is the most elegant. Design Sponge demonstrates how to pretty up some brown kraft paper with branches, pine cones, raffia and a paper tag.

Arrows and Trees from Urban Bird and Co

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Two designs available from Urban Bird and Co, in black-and-white arrows and tree shapes, illustrate how easy it is to transform kraft paper with stamps. Buy it pre-made on Etsy, or make your own using stamps procured from craft stores.

Easy Gift Wrap Kits on Etsy

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Too busy to think about creative gift wrapping, but not crazy about the options at your local big box stores? A number of Etsy sellers, like Once Upon Supplies, offer ‘gift wrap kits’ containing ribbon, twin, tags, stickers and other decorative accents in matching color-coordinated sets.

“On the twelfth day of Christmas my true love gave to me …” a bee-sized bat, a computer-shaped cake, a cargo-container home and a coffee table made from recycled bicycle tires? Sick of the same old boring 12 Days of Christmas gifts? So are we. Erring on the side of extremely eccentric, here is your annual alternative urban gift guide. From us at WebUrbanist to you, our wonderful readers: enjoy your radical recycled alternative Christmas trees, mind-bogglingly bizarre Christmas tree ornaments and have a happily offbeat holiday season!

Day 1: Rare and Exotic Plants and Animals

A partridge in a pear tree can be a tricky two-for-one but if you are aiming for exotic pets and animals and (or in) bizarre plants or trees you might consider inflatable-faced seals or bee-sized bats which you can, respectively though uncomfortably, insert into a gigantic baobob tree or a petite green pitcher plant and wow your neighbors all around.

Day 2) Twisted Toys and Strange Stuffed Animals

Two turtle doves aren’t likely to survive long in the winter so perhaps a more durable (albeit deranged) stuffed animal is in order? If those are just a bit too eccentric there are plenty of other humorously alternative ways to configure toys as offbeat gift options – and if they aren’t enough, there are always extremely creepy mannequins.

Day 3) Exotic Islands and Themed Art Hotels

Three french hens … OK, enough with the animals already. You want to see animals? Take a trip to some exotic destination for some bird watching – like one of the most expensive, exotic and remote private islands in the world. Or save some money and stay somewhere closer to home at an amazing art, castle, prison and other theme hotel.

Day 4) Geek and Steampunk Gadgets and Art

Four calling birds sounds more annoying than cheerful during the holidays … want something noisy with all the bells and whistles? There are plenty of obnoxiously clever (and geeky) options to choose from – including a Pac-Man mirror, light-bulb door handle, high-tech toilet and singing toilet paper roll dispenser or even works of great geeky art.

Day 5) Houseboats and Cargo Container Homes

Five gold rings sounds great but with the fluctuating value of the world’s commodities who knows if even that is a safe investment anymore. Instead while the market is good why not go ahead and buy yourself that funky cargo container home or amazingly designed houseboat you have always dreamed of?

Day 6) Recycled Furniture and Prefab Designs

Six of anything is a lot – unless it is for a good cause too. Why not pull a two-for-one half-dozen this holiday season and shop for some recycled furniture designs or works of art (or at the steeper but more amazing end: prefab designs or recycled buildings) that save on new materials and provides something more visually engaging and with a real material history to it.

Day 7) Strange Themed Meals and Restaurants

Perhaps a seven-course earth-friendly dinner is in order to top things off. You could dine at Buns and Guns, Cabbages and Condoms, Pitch Black, The Hellfire Club, the robot-staffed restaurant or any one of the many strange theme restaurants that cater to all kinds of tastes around the world (note: this option might go well with the previously suggested theme hotel stay).

Day 8) Geek and Artistic Cake Designs

Eight candles topping a scrumptious artistic or geeky cake design might be just the thing for desert after a long night at a radical themed restaurant. From fan of Star Trek who already has every episode to the iPhone user with every application you can find something in a cake for every kind of nerd or geek. Just don’t get lost in one of these on your return trip.

Day 9) Unusual Art from Ordinary Objects

Nine pieces of quality art could be hard to find, but maybe a little something from a wide selection of lesser-known but impossibly interesting artists who craft works from ordinary objects is called for. After all, their material costs are low and the results are both aesthetically pleasing and delightfully humorous. Running even lower on money this recession? Banksy “sells” his art for free.

Day 10) Creative Recycled and Prefab Designs

Ten of anything is difficult to get let alone carry and pack so it might be time to start looking for objects that have more than one use – two-for-one collapsing, converting and transforming furniture should do the trick. And if those aren’t funky enough here are rooms more filled with exotic types of furniture.

Day 11) Offbeat Urban Camouflage Ideas

On the eleventh day of Christmas you may just find yourself wanting to hide from the world – or at least from the in-laws. For these occasions a gift to yourself might be in order from a broad selection of urban camouflage clothing, technology and designs to an urban car tent to tuck yourself away in.

Day 12) Subversive Art for Good Causes

On day twelve it is time to stretch your mind and give something back to the world. Try giving a gift to a total stranger via an anonymous underground drop-spot system, make some change by putting up a subversive humanitarian subvertisement or get really into the game and fight conspicuous consumption with some shopdropping or a droplifting project.