The Perfect Teacher Christmas Gift
UPDATE – the price is BACK on these scarves, and if you order before TONIGHT, 12/17/17 they should arrive in time for Christmas (just not sure they'll get here much sooner, so if you're hoping for teacher gifts earlier than Christmas they may not make it in time.) I really do love mine and think you'll love them too ~ use the code PASSIONSCARF at checkout to get yours!
I'm just a wee bit excited about this little gift idea!
If you struggle to find inexpensive but still valuable gifts for everyone on your list, this is just for you.
Right now at Cents of Style you can snag two blanket scarves for just $20 when you use the code PASSIONSCARF at checkout (including free shipping.)
There are dozens of styles and colors to choose from ~ my favorite tip is to choose one in a color that matches the home of the person you're giving them to so they can use them either out and about as a scarf, or in their home as a throw over a cozy chair or even a table runner. (That's my favorite way to use them myself!)
Here's what I did to “gift” the scarves (remember, you can easily add a gift card too!)
- Rolled scarves
- Added twine, ribbon, or jute to wrap around the scarves and hold in place (I re-used ribbon that I've received on gifts myself)
- Layered on inexpensive gift tags or ornaments (I purchased those for 90% off last year at Target ~ all of them cost no more than 25¢ and they really do fluff up the gift!)
- Found greenery from our back yard to attach to the ribbon (arborvitae, holly, eucalyptus and nandina are a few of my favorite types of fresh greenery to use, but anything that's evergreen in your yard will work great and won't cost a penny)
- Added cinnamon ornaments that Reagan made (these are SO easy to make and your kids will love gifting their teacher with something they created themselves! Learn how to make them HERE)
You can also attach a gift card if you'd like (Starbucks or Amazon are great for teachers!)
And one (or two . . . or eight . . . ) more gifts are done off your list.
I love that!
BONUS TIP: Keep all your wrapping supplies in a tool bucket like this ~ I add a tension rod to keep my twine or ribbon running smoothly.
If you'd love to snag a deal on these scarves while they last, check this out:
Place 2 Blanket Scarves in your cart
- Use the code PASSIONSCARF at checkout
- Pay $20, shipped or $10 each ~ such a great gift idea and wonderful gift for yourself too!
And see over HERE how to make that super cute JOY sign too. 🙂
Looking for more bargain DIYs?
- Dollar Tree Centerpiece
- Dollar Tree Gifts to Give
- Best Cookie Jar Ever
- 33 Deals You Need to Buy at the Dollar Tree (the Christmas edition)
- Dollar Tree Christmas Tree
- Pom Pom Gift Wrap
- Dollar Tree Christmas Tree & Tiny Christmas Home Tour
- $3 Dollar Tree Christmas Wreaths
- $6 Decorating at the Dollar Tree
- Hand Print Christmas Tree Skirt
- 7 Stores You Need to Shop When Decorating at the Dollar Tree
- Cinnamon Ornaments
- 25 Days of Dollar Tree Projects
Am I the only one that thinks 10 dollars is a bit steep?! But I have 3 kids =6 teachers to buy for :/ and we already struggle financially a great deal…
I agree! I have 9 kids – 6 in school with 4 having more than 3 teachers.
I am so bummed….I tried to purchase 8 of these scarves and the 2 for $20 was not applied at check out:((. I attempted multiple times. Such a great gift idea.
Ugh Tish – I’m so sorry! Did you try the code PASSIONSCARF at checkout?
I also tried to order 8 scarves using PASSIONSCARF and the discount was not applied.
I was thinking the same thing. $10 to me is quite high. We are struggling financially also. Our expenses has gone through the roof this year. We needed a car, roof for the house, and now my teeth are going bad.
Hi Nancy and Crystal – I COMPLETELY understand and appreciate the feedback a ton! Here are some great Dollar Tree ideas –
https://passionatepennypincher.com/3-dollar-tree-non-pinterested-gifts-to-give/
https://passionatepennypincher.com/dollar-tree-gifts-give/
I also think if you can go in as a class and each give $3-$5 towards a gift card that’s an amazing option as well. Hope that helps!
I could only get solids for $10 even with code passionscarfs
As a teacher and a parent of 5 children, we can afford much. Several Christmases ago I started buying peanut brittle made by our church for $3 a bag, broke the patties in triangles, put in Christmas treat bags(25/$1@Dollar Tree), and attached a gift tag with a short appreciative note. The gifts cost approximately $1 each and were loved and appreciated by all.
Love that Sheila – thanks for sharing!