SUPPLIES FOR POT:
terracotta pot(s)
black chalkboard paint
yellow chalk paint
Sharpie
chalk marker
SUPPLIES FOR CACTUS:
Vanna's Choice Fern
Vanna's Choice Chocolate
Vanna's Choice White
yellow embroidery floss
Flowering Crochet Cacti pattern
I painted the pots with paint that I already had in my paint stash. I used a black chalkboard paint and a yellow chalk paint.
While waiting for the paint to dry, I crocheted the 3 cacti. The pattern for the cacti can be found on my Flowering Crochet Cacti post.
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The teachers loved their crochet cacti and flower pots. Yay! One teacher asked if I crocheted them myself. She said that made the gift even more special. Awwwww! I had my son write his name on the bottom of the pots, which is a really big deal since he's 3 years old and recently learned to write his name. He is so obsessed with writing his name. It's cute!
The pots and cacti fit perfectly in these Dollar Tree gift bags. I also included gift cards, thank you cards with a personal message, a Best Teacher Ever notepad with matching pin, and candy.
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Debbee - Debbee's Buzz • Laurie - My Husband Has Too Many Hobbies
Marie - DIY Adulation • Julie - Sum of their Stories
Marie - The Inspiration Vault • T'onna - Sew Crafty Crochet
Pili - My Sweet Things • Debra - Shoppe No. 5
Roseann - This Autoimmune Life • Terri - Our Good Life
Marci - Stone Cottage Adventures • Chelc - Inside The Fox Den
Leslie - Once Upon a Time & Happily Ever After
Kelley - Simply Inspired Meals • Joanne - Our Unschooling Journey
Jenny - Cookies Coffee and Crafts • Gail - Purple Hues and Me
Rebecca - Hello Central Avenue • Sam - Raggedy Bits
Beverly - Across the Boulevard • Tyler - Just Enough Blush
Kristie - Teadoddles • Shirley - Intelligent Domestications
Kelli - The Olympic Nest • Lydia - Lydia's Flexitarian Kitchen
Cherryl - Farm Girl Reformed • Ola - J'adore Le Decor
Rebecca - Simple Practical Beautiful • Gwen - Geez, Gwen!
Michelle - Our Crafty Mom • Emily - Domestic Deadline
Megan - C'mon Get Crafty • Micah - Home Faith Family
These are just adorable. And your little one wrote his name on them too - awhh.
ReplyDeleteI have pinned this sort of thing in the past too, in fact I think I might have a half made one knocking about somewhere, I should dig it out from the depths of my crochet bag and just get it finished!
Thanks! These were so much fun to create. You should definitely finish yours! 😁
DeleteThese are the cutest! I would of loved to have received this as a gift when I was teaching. I love when little ones learn how to write their name, that makes it even more special.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! 😊
DeleteMe encantaron tus cactus, los maceteros con mensaje fantásticos.
ReplyDeleteGracias por compartir tutorial!!
Thank you! 😊😁
DeleteI love your beautiful cacti and pots! Such a sweet gift.
ReplyDeleteThank you! 😀
DeleteThose are so adorable! I love that you combined two pins into one. Pinned.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for pinning! 😁
DeleteThis is so cute. I love all of the detail. The teachers must be thrilled with such a nice present.
ReplyDeleteThanks! The teachers loved them! 😊
DeleteWhat a cute gift, and something any teacher can appreciate at home or at school! Pinned!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Megan!😊
DeleteYou made such nice gifts for teachers. I know they will love them. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Julie! 😄
DeleteWho wouldn't love a delightful gift like this? Love the crocheted cacti, too, and I imagine those who don't crochet could come up with something else to fill those cute little pots!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lydia! On the post that I pinned, the crafter filled the pot with pretty flowers. I've also seen them filled with candy and school supplies like pencils or crayons. 😊
DeleteI would love these as presents - so original! I love that you can whip stuff up as paint dries - that would take longer for me!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I was up late working on them. I should've started them over the weekend!😁
DeleteSuch a great teacher gift! As a teacher, I think this would be a wonderful gift to receive. :) Pinning for later!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! 😊
DeleteLove this for a teacher gift! You did such a great job!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Roseann!
DeleteYou are so talented and these gift def stand out!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Kanishka!😊😊
DeleteWhat a great teacher appreciation gift! This could be used as a pin cushion too for the teachers that sew.
ReplyDeleteThanks! That's a great idea! 😀
DeleteThose are absolutely the cutest teacher gift and with your awesome cacti, it's extra special. I love your design for those little flower pots!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
DeleteThese are the cutest! I love that you crochet THREE cacti while waiting for the paint to dry! Ha ha. It would take me a week to do one! Great idea and super fun teacher gift.
ReplyDelete😁 Thanks!
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