His teacher is male so I'm not sure that these are suitable so I'm going to get my son to draw his teacher then I will transfer the drawing to an embroidery and make a little coaster out of it. He's only 5 (my son, not the teacher!) so the drawing will be super cute. Hopefully the teacher will use it with his morning cuppa.
I think I might keep some of these to send to my friends. I think you can never have enough lavender smellies to pop into your undie drawer to keep it smelling lovely :-)
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These are lovley and will make a welcome change from the best teacher mugs they must get all the time! Beautiful.
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These are so sweet Nadine and such a good idea - wish i had thought of that before setting of on the trail of making cupcakes and cookies in jars!!. How did you do the tahnkyou? Is it done with photo transfer paper? x
ReplyDeleteHi Kandi and Tina, thanks for your comments. I bought cotton ribbon with the words printed on it already. I would have used transfer paper but I don't have an inkjet printer and I think they don't work with laser printers?
ReplyDeleteWhat a really nice idea. One I'm sure the teachers will appreciate, use and remember you by.
ReplyDeleteScented satchets are the best small present to give - I've got loads going back for years and just add a dab of scented oil every so often to refreshen.
they are so sweet!
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