50 Awesome Teacher Gift Craft Ideas

We all like to give gifts that we know will be appreciated by the recipient. And we like to show our appreciation to the teachers in our children's lives. The teachers I know love gifts made especially for them by a student or their family. With that in mind, I searched for really great gift ideas that also showed pictures of the item and gave instructions on how to make it.

Make your teacher a crayon-covered candy dish as a thank you gift.

Any teacher would appreciate an apple softie that also delivers a gift card.

Make a few of these useful button bookmarks and gift to a favorite teacher. Find the instructions at i heart nap time.

You can make a thoughtful gift for a teacher, even if the day isn't being celebrated as Teacher Appreciation Day. A homemade gift like this would be so welcome now, because teacher's can always use a boost in energy, and also a little reminder that what they do is appreciated all year. Find the printables and instructions for making these jars at Healthy Coconut.

What a great way to make such a useful item not only for teachers but anyone who needs note paper handy. The easy to follow directions are found at A Little Craft in Your Day.

What a cute idea for a Christmas gift to give a favorite teacher. The instructions and list of what is in the jar is found a Touche Soiree. This gift give a bit of warmth, plus a splash of color.

Print off this saying and frame it for your favorite teacher. Go to Balancing Home for the printable.

This is actually three gifts in one. It's an apple, an ornament and a gift card holder. Any teacher will appreciate a thoughtful gift like this one. Go to Fireflies & Mud Pies for the tutorial to make this apple gift card holder.

I love the looks of this cheerful wreath and am sure an elementary teacher would love hanging it in her classroom. Go to Mom's Party Cafe' for the instructions for making this project.

These necessary bottles in the classroom, usually on the teacher's desk, will look so much nicer dressed up in a cover like this. A touch of home for the classroom. Go to Less-Than-Perfect Life of Bliss for all the directions.

The teacher can display a picture of her family in this cute frame that she will love having on her desk. The directions for making this frame can be found at Felt So Cute.

I would love to receive one of these as I am sure your child's teacher would. Go to the the COTTAGE HOME for the instructions.

I think this would make a great lessons tote for a teacher. Go to Mad in Crafts to see how to make it.

This is a very thoughtful gift for a teacher. You'll find the directions for making it at I heart crafty things.

A colorful, light weight key fob for the teacher. This is a great filler gift or if you have to make quite a few gifts. The directions for this project can be found at the RIBBON RETREAT.

The 36th Avenue has the instructions for making this cute and useful candy filled apple gift.

This is an attractive wreath made using rulers. A teacher would be proud to display it in her classroom. Go to polka dot chair for instructions on how to make one like it.

Make these bracelets for the teacher, and while you're at it maybe make some for yourself also. Find the tutorial for making these help bracelets at Let It Shine.

Check out how easy the My Sweet Sanity has made this project, with free pattern downloads.

By using an 8" x 10" picture frame, you'll have a gift that will easily fit on a teacher's desk, without it taking up too much room, and yet can be close enough to jot down quick notes. Find the easy to follow directions for making this dry erase noteboard at eighteen25. The directions include a download for the ruled paper. Paint the frame in a color the teacher will love.

I love this drink sleeve and mat. You'll find the patterns and instructions at craftyStaci.

A place to keep all the little necessary items that get lost in a drawer. This is a beautiful, thoughtful gift. To make one like it, find the instructions at Whipper Berry.

A bouquet for the teacher that includes flowers and pencils. A pencil flower bouquet.

A very nice way for a child to show appreciation to his or her teacher. Go to I heart crafty things for the instructions for making a card like this.

A perfect tissue pack cover for the teacher's purse or tote. To make one of these covers, go to Two Brown Birds.

You'll be able to think up even more ways to decorate the photo frames you make. Go to first palette for directions.

Made with soda bottles, this little apple can hold small items or candy for the teacher. Go to Crissy's Crafts to see how to make this project.

For the tutorial for making Thank You gift, go to Giggles Galore. You can bet the teacher will ready appreciate this gift especially if she is a plant lover.

Your child's teacher will love to be gifted with these useful and beautiful magnets and tacks. You'll find out how to make them by going to papervine.

If you are thinking about making the teacher a personal gift, consider making bath fizzies. This very attractive gift has instructions at erermine blog. These fizzies are as much fun to make as they are to use.

Find out what your teacher's favorite colors are and make her a beautiful array of plush flowers. Find the instructions for making these flowers at Bird’s Party BLOG.

This would be a great teacher appreciation gift, especially if you have a number of teachers to present gifts to. See how to make this cute apple treat cup by going to the SAVED BY LOVE Creations site.

This appreciation gift will let the teacher know that you think she rocks. Find the directions on the how does she? site.

I love succulents because they don't take a lot of care, but this teacher gift adds beautiful neon tipped pots to the equation.

Any teacher would welcome a brownie mix that she can make and share with her family. Go to jane’s apron to see how to make this project.

Included in this cute school survival kit is a printable item list. A very thoughtful gift for a special teacher. To make this school survival kit, go to FUNKY polkadot GIRAFFE.

These super easy-to-make covered pencils will be a welcomed gift by a teacher. Find the tutorial for making pretty pencils like these at the omiyage blogs site.

For a gift to give to a teacher, which she or he will surely enjoy, go to My Very Educated Mother for the tutorial on how to make a desktop terrarium.

If your teacher doesn't drink coffee consider adding a few packets of hot chocolate with this gift. You'll find a pattern and the directions at craftyStaci.

Choose a favorite color to enhance your glass gem necklace project. Then go to the madigan made site for the tutorial.

Putting this useful chalk board on an easel makes it possible to use it in any number of places. Make a teacher happy by giving a gift that you have made especially for her. For the instructions to make this chalk board, go to Bella & Bambino.

No one will be able to "borrow" the teacher's pencil when the pencils have been personalized with pom poms. Everyone will know those pencils are hers. Find out how to make pom pom pens by going to Sew Sara for the instructions.

This is a gift that will definitely come in handy on the days that the teacher is at her/his wits end needs a quick break and a pain reliever and a shot of sugar. See how this teacher survival kit is put together by visiting the TRIPLE NAP site.

Your teacher will wear this beautiful and thoughtful gift with pride in a having an appreciative student. You can make a ruler necklace like this by going to simply+kierste for the tutorial.

You'll find the printable labels for this teacher gift at the eighteen25 site. If you prefer to give a gift other than lotion or soft soap, you can do it and still use the printable label.

Helping children show appreciation is easier with this letter. It gives them an opportunity to finish sentences and list the things that they appreciate about the teacher. This downloadable and printable form is found at This Simple Home .

Your favorite teacher will love these blackboard coasters. You'll find the pictured tutorial at Living Well Spending Less.

This is a great classroom gift for the teacher. Everyone contributes a Thank you message and one dollar. Find the instructions for making the booklet at Who Arted.

A very useful gift for a teacher to use at school or home. Find the tutorial and video of this project at Mad in Crafts.