Cute Teacher Spa Gift with Printable Tag

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Making mason jar gifts is a great way to show your kid’s teacher some appreciation throughout the school year. And with this fun teacher spa gift, you can put together a cute present to help them relax after a hard day of teaching. Grab supplies from Dollar Tree and attach the printable gift tag to make this easy gift in a jar in minutes!

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This fun mason jar teacher gift idea isn’t just adorable — it’s also super easy to make! In fact, the hardest part is picking out what to put inside your jar! After that, just fill it up and attach a cute gift tag to instantly make a heartfelt gift for your kid’s teacher.

And the best part about this easy gift idea is that you can grab just about everything you need from Dollar Tree. That makes it simple and budget-friendly, too!

Teacher Spa Gift

You’re going to love how simple it is to customize this gift once you get started. That’s because you can easily add anything you want to the inside of your teacher spa gift to create a unique present that’s personalized to your kid’s teacher.

That means there are a variety of items you can use to make your own spa in a jar gift for teachers. But there are a few basic items that you’ll need to have on hand to put this gift together, including:

• Printable gift tag. Keep reading to see how you can get your own printable gift tag to use on your mason jar gift.
• Cardstock. Print your gift tags on heavy cardstock to ensure they hold up and look amazing when you attach them to your DIY gift!
• Ribbon. Attach the gift tag to your mason jar with the help of colorful ribbon or twine to match the design on the card.
• Mason jar. I suggest using a wide mouth quart jar to make this mason jar gift to ensure all your spa items fit inside perfectly.
• Spa items. Add spa and beauty items to the inside of your jar to finish making this simple gift idea. Scroll down to get some ideas on what to add to your jar!

Teacher Spa Gift Tags

To make your own spa teacher gift, you’ll need to start by downloading my free printable gift tags. Get your own by simply subscribing to my email list, then cut out the cards, and tie them to your mason jars.

To get your free printable teacher appreciation gift tags, just click the “Download Now” button below. After that, enter your name and email address to sign up for my newsletter.

After subscribing, you’ll receive a welcome email with the password you’ll need to download your gift tags from my freebies page. If you don’t see the message shortly after submitting your contact information, be sure to check your junk or spam folders and add my email as to your safe list! I’ll keep you up-to-date on new freebies and other posts twice a month after that.

What to Put in a Spa Gift for Teacher

Finding the perfect items to put in your spa in a jar is the hardest part about making this gift! So if you’re searching for ideas to add to your own gift in a jar, consider grabbing a few of these beauty items.

I was able to grab all the spa items in my gift from Dollar Tree, but you don’t have to limit yourself to one store! Head to the beauty aisle in your favorite store to look for some small spa supplies to add to your own gift, like:

• Bath bombs
• Nail polish
• Hand cream
• Make up remover towels
• Facial brush
• Nail scissors
• Cuticle scissors
• Facial roller
• Nail files
• Face masks
• Foot cream
• Pore strips
• Perfume
• Mini candles
• Eye mask
• Spa socks
• Lip scrub
• Mini soap
• Lip balm
• Travel sized body wash
• Hand sanitizer
• Makeup sponges
• Shower steamers
• Chocolates

How to Make a Teacher Spa Gift

Now that you know what you’re going to put into your spa gift, it’s time to put everything together!

First, download your printable gift tags and print them out on cardstock. Then, cut the cards out around the outer border. Have your kid sign their name on the back of the card so their teacher knows who gave them the cute gift!

After that, set your gift tags aside for a minute while you fill up your jar. In my jar, I added:

• Bath bombs
• Facial brush
• Pedicure set
• Pink nail polish
• Make up remover towels
• Scented hand cream
• Hershey’s Kisses

I got all the spa items from the beauty aisle at Dollar Tree!

Once you have your jar filled up, all that’s left to do is add the gift tag. Place the lid on the top of your jar, then wrap a piece of ribbon around the rim. Punch a hole in the corner of the jar and thread the end of the ribbon through the hole. Then, attach the card to the jar with a bow.

Teacher Spa Gift Ideas

See how easy it is to put together your own teacher spa gift? That makes it perfect for any occasion — from Teacher Appreciation Day to the last day of school before summer break!

And the best part about this easy gift is that you can gift it to so many different teachers! This gift would be perfect for:

• Homeroom teachers
• Music teachers
• Tutors
• Professors
• Gym teachers
• Art teachers
• Band teachers
• Counselors and advisors

With so may different people to give this gift to, you’re going to want to make several to pass out to everyone at your kid’s school!

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Teacher Spa Gift

Yield: 1 Gift

Prep Time: 5 minutes

Active Time: 5 minutes

Total Time: 10 minutes

Use beauty supplies to create a thoughtful gift for your kid's instructor this school year with this simple teacher spa gift idea!

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Materials

• Printable gift tag download
• Cardstock
• Ribbon
• Mason jar
• Spa items (bath bombs, facial brush, nail polish, manicure set, hand lotion, candy, etc.)

Tools

• Scissors
• Hole Punch

Instructions

1. Print the gift tag on cardstock and cut it out around the outer border.
2. Punch a hole in the corner of the tag using the hole punch.
3. Fill a mason jar with the spa items and place the lid on top.
4. Thread a piece of ribbon through the hole in the gift tag and attach to the jar with 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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