Teacher Appreciation Printable Tags
Teacher Appreciation Printable Tags. A few weeks ago I shared some darling little buckets and berry baskets I picked up at Target on clearance and shared that I would be using them for Teacher Appreciation week. The great thing about these buckets, is that they are SUPER easy to recreate, even if you didn’t find any at Target!
I bought three different baskets/buckets, and between the three there is a perfect gift option for everyone! The buckets are drink mixes, while the basket is full of tea bags and a simple diy scone mix.
I know some families may not want to give their child’s teacher a drink mix…I am not one of those parents. I will totally buy my kids’ teachers anything I think they will enjoy, including alcohol.
To recreate the Mojito Bucket, you will need mojito mix, an 8 oz canning jar, rimming sugar, spearmint seeds, and a bucket. The lemonade bucket is similar, but, you can fill the bucket with whatever you like! The berry basket has a small jar of preserves, tea, a rock candy stick, and a package of scone mix.
The great thing about these tags is that you can easily use them on another gift bag or basket too! How cute would the drinking tag be on a bottle of prosecco or wine? The lemonade one would be darling on a basket of lemon themed goodies, and the tea-riffic tag is perfect for a Starbucks or Tevana gift card!
Hop on over to Pineapple Paper Co. to download the printable lemonade tag.
These tags are free printables for a limited time only, and then they will be added to the shop, so grab them now!
The Tea-riffic tag can be downloaded here, and the drinking tag can be downloaded here.
Tags : DIY Gift, Free Printable, Free Printables, freebie, Freebies, Gift Ideas, Gift Tag, Teacher Appreciation
I am a teacher and absolutely love the mojito idea! I also think that tag would be great with anything coffee! Coffee in the morning- drinks after work! Also, I was looking at the Eat Drink and Be Irish PDF for my daughter’s graduation party. She’s going to Notre Dame. Would I print that on black cardstock (is there such a thing) or white. I just want to make sure I do it right:)
Hi Nicole! Thank you!!
Congrats to you and your daughter, that is fantastic! The SVG files are cut files, so you would have to upload it to Cricut or Silhouette and then cut it out. Or, you could download it and convert it to a PDF file, and print it, or have it printed professionally on black paper.
~Jess