I need a bit of help if any of you are teachers out there. My daughter and I worked on some Christmas gifts for her teacher...and so that these gifts make sense, I will tell you her class is called the Frog Class...
We made a button covered hairband and two frog magnets....
and I made my first ever tote bag. A friend was so kind to send me some fun frog fabric, and I used Terri's tutorial for the tote.
(yes, Colette was Rudolf at school today and would prefer to reamin so the entire today...hope the ballet teachers think it's cute too!)
I dont know....I really have the same questions. This is my first year having a kid in school....do we need to get her something. Like what? Im clueless.
ReplyDeleteVery cute gifts! I'd definitely vote for the gift certificate to go along with your gifts. I was visiting one of my boys' 2nd grade teachers a few years ago (she lived in a darling house right by that log cabin where Jefferson and Washington split by Sweeney Park - I always forget what that area is called) and I asked her what she'd done with her 40 years of Christmas and end-of-year gifts. She smiled and said most of them had gone to Goodwill. They just get so much "stuff"! Good Luck with your decision! ;-)
ReplyDeleteHOme made is always the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteCUTE tote bag! Great use of that fabric! Oh, darling model, too. =)
ReplyDeleteWhen my kids were younger the room mom (most often me) would take up a collection from any of the parents who wanted to contribute & get the teacher a nice high value gift card from the class. Our rules changed her & room moms are no longer allowed to do that, but another mom usually steps in & does it.
As a teacher I would be happy with what you have made and no gift certificate! Even a card is appreciated.
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