Handmade Teacher Gift with Free Printable Tag

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The end of the school year is almost here! That means it’s time to start thinking of a way to show your child’s teacher how much of an impact they have made this year with a cute mason jar gift idea. Whether you’re looking for a fun gift idea for Teacher Appreciation Week or a great gift for the end of the school year, you’ll love this handmade teacher gift with free printable tag.

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Giving the gift of food is a great way to show your child’s teacher you care. That’s why I love this cute handmade teacher gift! It’s an adorable gift in a jar with a delicious snack inside. And in addition to being cute and delicious — it’s also super simple to make!

Make Some S’More Snack Mix

The first step to creating this easy handmade teacher gift is to mix up the s’mores snack mix. This sweet snack mix has all the flavors of the popular summer treat, without all the mess! To make your own s’more snack mix, you’ll need three cups of graham cracker cereal, two cups of mini marshmallows, and one cup each of mini chocolate chips and M&Ms. Simply pour everything into a large bowl and stir until mixed.

This recipe is enough to fill four pint-size jars, making it perfect for your child to pass out to all their teachers. Think of all the teachers your child sees each day in addition to their regular instructor — PE teachers, music teachers, librarians — the list goes on and on!

You can thank all the teachers in your kids’ lives at once with this adorable handmade teacher gift. Simply set four jars and fill them equally full of snack mix. If you need to make more than four jars, simply double the recipe. And if you need to make less than four gifts, use larger jars for your snack mix teacher gift.

Print Your Free Tag for Your Handmade Teacher Gift

After you fill your jars with snack mix, it’s time to put the handmade teacher gift together. To start, you’ll need to print out the free printable gift tag. To get your own, simply subscribe to my email list, print out the card on card stock, and cut out each card.

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Grab a piece of your favorite scrapbook paper and cut out a backing for the card and a topper for the jar. The easiest way to do this is to secure the card to the paper, leaving a quarter-inch boarder on the top and side. Then, cut the paper one quarter inch from the bottom and opposite side.

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Finally, place the round metal jar topper on top of your scrapbook paper and trace around the edges. Then, cut out your circle and place it on top of the round lid insert.

Finish by placing the metal ring on the lid to hold the scrapbook paper in place. Then, wrap a pretty ribbon around the top of the jar. Punch a hole in the corner of your gift tag. Scure it to the side of the jar with your ribbon. Finish by tying a bow.

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Emily

Emily is a midwestern mom of two boys. She loves all things DIY — from home renovations to kids birthday party planning. Whether she’s making a new farmhouse craft for her home or helping her kids with a cool activity, you can bet she’s in the middle of some kind of DIY project (or three) right now!

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