Fans of Dr. Who will love to receive a hand-picked gift related to the show. Give them what they really want, from TARDIS themed gifts to obscure references, it’s all here. Even if you’re not familiar with the series you can still make a confident gift selection.
Doctor Who Mini Ornament Gift Set
Add some Time Lord-inspired decoration to their tinsel this year with a set of four Doctor Who ornaments. Each one is supplied with a string so it can be added straight to the tree, and the set consists of a Weeping Angel, an orange Dalek, an Adipose, and a stern-looking Cyberman.
TARDIS Cookie Jar
Treat a Whovian with a sweet tooth to this amazing TARDIS cookie jar. Made from ceramic and standing at approx. 10” high, this jar is based on the 13th Doctor’s time travel machine, and includes a lid with a rubber seal to keep those cookies fresh and tasty.
Companions of The Fourth Doctor Figure Set
Fans of the fourth Doctor will truly covet this set of his companions, which will make an attractive addition to their collection. Standing at 5.5” tall, the figures include Sarah Jane Smith, and two Romano figures – one from The Pirate Planet, and the other from Destiny of the Daleks.
Doctor Who Throw Blanket
They can relive the ‘Vincent and the Doctor’ episode when they have this incredible Exploding TARDIS blanket to wrap up in. Made from a soft Afghan fleece, this officially licensed blanket measures approx. 50” x 60”, and is inspired by Van Gogh’s Pandorica from the aforementioned show.
Doctor Who Clock
What could be better as a basis for a timepiece than a time machine? Celebrate all things Doctor Who with this attractive wall clock. Crafted from a 12” vinyl record, this clock features two clock faces, with the smaller one being superimposed on the iconic TARDIS shape.
Doctor Who Mini Tree Set
Let their personality shine through at Christmas with this awesome Doctor Who Mini Tree Set. Measuring 15” high, this tree is TARDIS blue in color, and comes complete with a related 36” tinsel garland, as well as 18 ornaments to really show off the time traveller theme.
Doctor Who Tardis Tea Light Candle Holder
They can soften the mood while still paying lip service to their favorite Time Lord with this cute Tea Light Candle Holder. Designed to resemble Jodie Whittaker’s TARDIS, this 13th Doctor’s machine is made from ceramic, and can hold both votive and tea lights for an intergalactic glow.
Doctor Who Superbitz Collectible Plush
Matt Smith made one of the most lovable Doctors of the long-running show, and it was a sad day when his time came to an end. Keep his character alive with this utterly adorable plush doll. Officially licensed by the BBC, this plush comes in a closed-window display box.
Knock Knock. Whos There?
The joke on the front of this t-shirt is one of the oldest there is (it goes back to at least the 1960s!) but it’s still maddeningly funny. The ideal Doctor Who gift for Whovians young and old, this tee comes in five different colors, and is available in men’s, women’s, and youth’s sizes.
Doctor Who Clip On Book Light
The Daleks are known as a sworn enemy of the thirteen Doctors, and yet this one is a helpful little chap. Fitted with a clip to attach to any book, this handy extra-terrestrial mutant sits on the end of a bendy wire, and lights up to illuminate the page and allow for late-into-the-night reading.
DIY Dr. Who Terrarium
There is something magical about a terrarium. It’s a tiny world in itself. This adorable Dr. Who Terrarium is easy to assemble, and the results are simply stunning. For under $20, this project is as budget friendly as it is beautiful. Using materials you have found (or if short on time you can find these in any dollar store in the craft aisle), a block of polymer craft clay, some paint and a covered jar this craft produces stunning results from everyday objects. Upcycle your old jars with this easy to follow step by step DIY guide, and see where your TARDIS lands next!
Project: TARDIS Phone Charging Station
Have you always wanted a Police Call Box of your own? With this easy to follow tutorial, you can make one. Using the downloadable PDF template, and the materials listed, the TARDIS will once again prove it is bigger on the inside by both nesting your phone while not in use and doubling as a charging station. The easy to follow pictorial will have your cell comfortably protected in no time.
Dr. Who Chess 3D Set
This Lenticular chess set is guaranteed to delight Whovians and Chess Champs alike! Make your way across space, time, and the board to capture your opponent’s royal court. Each piece is crafted from durable plastic, and features a hologram from the Sci-Fi classic.
Hone your chess game and indulge with this unique set. Reasonably priced to be a great gift for any occasion.
DIY Dr. Who Rug
This boldly striped rug is not what it seems. This incredibly subtle Whovian decoration is a bright welcome to any fan of the show, while maintaining its useful, everyday functionality. Cleverly painted to look like a handmade scarf, no knitting needles are needed to create the effect. This is a great way to recycle mismatched bits of yarn and leftover paints. All it takes is an afternoon to save the Universe and our own planet with this wonderful project, or simply brighten your entryway.
TARDIS Closet
It really is bigger on the inside! This very cool closet makeover will thrill any Whovian. The detailed instructions in this pictorial are easy to follow, and filled with tips and tricks to save money and create a cleaner look. By following the tutorial, this project will renovate any space with Whovian flair, in very little time, and involving NO major construction. When your call box closet is finished, it will be the perfect place to store your fezzes, hats, scarves, and bow ties.
Doctor Who Adipose Plush
Has all that timey wimey police call box travelling added some unwanted pounds? No fear, simply get your hands on this adorable plush. No, you won’t lose weight, but you’ll gain a friend. Straight from Adipose 3, this plump little guy is filled plastic pellets, so you don’t want to let small children play with him. Costing no more than a drive through meal, you won’t have buyer’s remorse after.
Doctor Who Life Size Cardboard Standup
Feeling a little lonely? Maybe you just really need a tall, thin impeccably dressed Brit to keep you company. Now you can have David Tennant right in your very own bedroom, without all the legal ramifications of kidnapping a celebrity. Just follow the simple instructions, and without requiring a single Sonic Screwdriver, the 10th Doctor will defend your home for years to come.
TARDIS Mason Jar Snow Globe
This is the perfect project for a rainy day and a house full of kids. The step by step tutorial is simple to follow, and most of the materials can be found around the house. Experiment with different size figurines and jars to create snow globes that are one of a kind. This craft is inexpensive to make, and the wonder in the eyes of a child seeing their TARDIS float through a glittery whirlwind of space dust is priceless.
DIY Adipose Plush
These adorable little aliens will add a dash of cuteness wherever they are found. This simple step by step pictorial will teach you how to make one of your own, and requires only basic sewing skills. The free template download will ensure you get the right measurements, and the easy to understand pictorial will make creating your very own Adipose a breeze. This version is about 17 cm tall finished, but you can enlarge the template for a larger plushie. These are so cute; you’ll want to make a few to give as gifts as well.
Bigger-on-the-inside TARDIS Cards
This surprisingly spacious card will delight any Dr. Who Fan. This very detailed step by step tutorial will take you through each segment of the card creating process, making even beginning paper crafters feel like pros. By following the tutorial’s pictorial instructions carefully, this card is simple to make, and sure to bring a smile of wonder to the lucky Whovian who receives it.
Bleached Image Tee
There’s nothing more comfortable than your favorite tee, and nothing more disappointing than when you have to admit it has seen better days. Instead of retiring your cozy cotton comfort, you can upcycle it into this great bleached image tee. Just follow the step by step instructions, and for less than 5 bucks, you can give your old shirt new life. The tutorial recommends a dark colored shirt for best effect. Download one of the hundreds of free templates from the web, or freehand your own, for a one of a kind shirt proclaiming your undying devotion to the Doctor of your choice.
Dr. Who Painted TARDIS Heels
Step out in style with this chic DIY TARDIS Heels tutorial. The step by step pictorial clearly explains the process, making the finished project fabulous. This Whovian themed fashion forward upcycle can also be designed in any of your favorite themes. The possibilities are limitless, affordable, and great for the planet and your wardrobe. Just follow the simple pictorial, and you’ll need a TARDIS of your own to escape the demands from your fellow Whovians to redecorate all of their footwear.
Dr. Who Stepping Stones
These stepping stones will pave the way to adventure in your own yard. The easy to follow instructions in this pictorial will teach you step by step where to find and how to press these Gallifreyan symbols into the uncured concrete. Using ordinary household items, this project is cost efficient and produces a subtle salute to the longest running sci-fi show in television history.
TARDIS Tissue Box Cover
Endless sneezes got you feeling blue? TARDIS blue, maybe? Stifle the sniffles with this tissue box cover project. Just download the template, grab your yarn and needles, and cross-stitch your way to health. The simple instructions are easy to follow, and this neat tissue cover is affordable enough to make, you can also surprise your favorite Who fans. The Doctors all agree, this Call Box is exactly what the Doctor ordered.
Dr. Who Tardis Print
Bibliophiles and Whovians unite with this gorgeous print of the Tenth Doctor on a vintage dictionary page. Unframed to allow you to choose the perfect match for your décor, this print is sure to be a conversation piece in any setting. An inexpensive way brighten any space, fans of Matt Smith will adore this item.
Monopoly: Dr. Who 50th Anniversary Edition
In honor of Dr. Who’s 50th anniversary, Monopoly has created this collector’s edition. Travel the universe, and pass go, displaying your skills as Time Lord with the Doctor’s scarf, bow tie, screwdriver, celery, recorder, and umbrella tokens. Roll the dice and buy, sell, and trade iconic episodes from the BBC classic science fiction show! A true collector’s dream, for both Monopoly and Dr. Who fans alike.
Trivial Pursuit: Dr. Who Edition
Travel through time, no TARDIS required! Keep Game Night rolling with this Travel Edition of the classic trivia game. With over 600 cards in varying degrees of difficulty, Whovians of all ages can stump their friends and earn wedges in 6 categories. Learning is an adventure with this inexpensive gift.
How To Make a Red Felt Fez
The Fez is one of those hats that just seems to make people smile, while being subtle and unassuming. Create your own Fez to match that nifty bow tie, then go out and brave the Universe, no TARDIS required. Just follow the step by step instructions using basic crafting materials. Basic sewing skills are necessary, but this project can be sewn by hand for those who don’t own a machine. This craft can be finished in an afternoon, giving you plenty of time to meet your Whovian friends at the pub, and raise a pint or two. Allons-y!!
Dr. Who: A History Of The Universe in 100 Objects
Written by James Goss, this interesting volume is sure to delight. Travel through time and discover the history of the Doctor through famous and infamous objects. This hardbound book is a great buy, and would be an excellent gift for the Whovian bookworm. Beautifully bound, it deserves a space of honor on your bookshelf!
Dr. Who Mad Libs
All the zany fun of original Mad Libs, but with a British twist. Fill in your favorite adverbs and adjectives, nouns and verbs in this hilarious game. 48 pages containing 21 original stories, all for under $5 will enable you to save your hard earned money for even more Dr. Who gear! Remember how much fun you had playing Mad Libs as a kid? The Whovian kid in your life is sure to love this.
Doctor Who Alien Tree Skirt
If your Christmas decorating just isn’t complete without a few aliens, this is the tree skirt for you! Simply follow the step by step instructions and drape your evergreen in a striking TARDIS blue and crisp white skirt guaranteed to draw the eye. This tutorial provides links to templates, with clear instructions to make this project, with handy tips thrown in along the way. This timey wimey craft can be made for about ten bucks or less if you are using recycled fabric pieces.
Hand Knit Dr. Who Scarf
Sonic screwdrivers, police call boxes, daleks, and scarves; every Whovian knows these items. Take your cosplay to the next level of authenticity with this hand knit scarf, while doing what the Doctor himself would do, and helping kids. Proceeds from each scarf purchased go to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital. Show off your love of all things timey wimey, and do a good deed at the same time, we think the Doctor would definitely approve.
Dr. Who Wall Art
Anybody can proudly proclaim their love of Dr. Who with this striking wall art. This unframed print of the Tardis has a favorite quote from The Eleventh Doctor, reminding us that “We are just stories in the end.” The low price makes this a must have for all Whovians, young and old, fans since the beginning and newbies alike.
Dr. Who TARDIS Tin Tote Gift Set
Your kid can be the wibbly wobbliest kid in the cafeteria with this timey wimey gift set. Shaped like a TARDIS, the tote comes filled with a TARDIS designed travel mug and three coasters. Officially licensed by San Diego Comic Con, this gift set will be the envy of every Whovian who sees it. Quality materials make this a great buy.
Dr. Who Custom Etched Beer Stein
Raise a pint in honor of your favorite Doctor from the longest running science-fiction series of all time. Shout Allons-y! as you toast with your Whovian family, or simply enjoy a cold beverage from it as you wash the space dust from your throat. Etched upon this sturdy stein is the face and favorite salute of the Tenth Doctor, David Tennant. For only $20 USD, this item is as attractively priced as it is detailed.
Dr. Who Blue Tardis Silver Tie Tack
These beautiful tie tacks/pins will keep your ties in place while discreetly proclaiming your adoration of all things Whovian. Attend meetings dressed to the nines, knowing these handmade tacks will absolutely draw the eye of Dr. Who fans, while maintaining a professional look. Since these inexpensive accessories also double as pins, you can mix and match them with your favorite outfits or share one with a friend.
Dr. Who Inspired Bow Tie Necklace
Bow ties are cool. With this easy to follow pictorial, you can make a more feminine version using a few materials. We all have a broken necklace or two we just can’t bear to part with, and here is a great way to recycle them. This cool tutorial will have you rocking your bow tie necklace in no time. Just make sure you make enough for your friends, because they will definitely want one.
Don’t Blink Weeping Angel Recycled Barbie
If you have an old Barbie doll, a hot glue gun and a undying love for all things Dr. Who you can make your very own Weeping Angel using this great tutorial. The finished product is absolutely stunning, and only basic crafting skills are needed! Step by step pictorial instructions show you exactly how to recreate these creepy characters from the beloved BBC series. This project takes a bit of time to finish, but it absolutely worth the wait.
TARDIS Phone Case Tutorial
Quite possibly one of the easiest and cheapest DIY Dr. Who projects out there, this phone case is phenomenal. The full instructions are given in step by step pictorial, so it’s never been simpler showing off your Whovian pride. Using inexpensive materials, your cell can sport a TARDIS in minutes. This project makes a great gift for any Dr. Who fan!

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