{GIFTS} Teacher Gifts (with Printable)

My "baby" just finished her 1st year of school...hang on while I sob, and with the end of the year comes the "Teacher Gift". She chose to give her teachers flowers, I may have steered her towards the succulents, I mean who doesn't love succulents?? Lowes had a great selection and they were all under $4 per plant. The dollar store has a great variety of succulent worthy container (mason jars, metal tins, ceramic pots) but the chalkboard speech bubble mugs seemed perfect. With a drawer full of wash tape at home, (most from the Target dollar spot) we embellished the white mugs with a washi tape stripe along the bottom and on the handle. We taped the printable onto a stick and voila!! Teacher gifts for $5!

Supplies:  Succulent plant (Lowes)
                 Container (we used Dollar Store Mugs)
                 Washi Tape (Target Dollar Spot)
                 Stick
                 Printable

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4 comments:

  1. Anonymous8/01/2018

    Hi! When I went to print out the size is huge, half a page of an 8x11 piece of paper. How do I reduce it to tag size?

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  4. What a sweet and thoughtful way to celebrate the end of her first year of school! The succulent teacher gifts sound adorable, especially with the chalkboard speech bubble mugs, colorful washi tape, and personalized printable. I love that your daughter got to choose the flowers while you helped turn them into a creative DIY gift. Keeping each gift around $5 also makes this a budget-friendly idea that still feels personal and special. It’s a lovely little keepsake for teachers and a fun project to make together.

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