Boredom Busters

 


Design your own wrapping paper
Can't find the perfect wrapping paper? Design some for yourself! you can go online and create the perfect wrapping paper for any gift you need! Try the link below to see what you can make. 

http://www.finestationery.com/shop/gifts/wrapping-paper.html?gclid=CMDXiaSp08ICFcECaQodbHIAfQ





Make a Metal Earth Model
Come into the toy store to see the hottest item this holiday season! Metal earth models are the latest and greatest model. Pop each piece out of the metal sheet and fold the tabs to make planes, trains and everything else!

 


Dance with the Fox
Need a dance partner? We have a fox that will dance with you! Shake your tail feathers to the hit song, "What does the fox say?"

FAQ's

Would you like your toys gift wrapped?

 

Here at Durango Toy Depot, we offer free gift wrapping for both birthdays and this holiday season. If you celebrate Christmas, we have a delightful reindeer paper, featuring Santa's helpers waving and smiling. Perhaps you celebrate Chanukah, and we can wrap your gift in a snowflake covered paper. And just in case there is someone whose birthday falls near these holidays, we still have some fantastic birthday paper options, like a colorful ribbon and confetti design, or neon zebra paper. I guess what I'm trying to say, is that we can wrap your presents if you need. 

FAQ's

Why are you so good at wrapping presents?

We get a lot of practice wrapping gifts during this holiday season. I think I wrap about 50 billion gifts a day! So with all that cutting paper and taping, we get pretty good at making your present look just right!

Boredom Busters

 You're on vacation from school... relax for a day or two. If you're not on vacation, we all could learn from this guy!

 Design your own wrapping paper! 

Start with a recylced grocery bag, add some stickers, stamp it, finger paint it, draw on it, color it or just use glitter glue! It's your design....

Set up a million dominoes (very close to one another) in a crazy kinda pattern then tip over the first one in line to see a chain reaction and to hear the click, click, click of falling dominoes!