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8 Teacher Appreciation Gifts You Can Give In A Jar

August 18, 2015 by Larissa Coleman

Ok, I know a lot of you are probably tired of seeing the “mason jar craft ideas”, but let’s face it, gifts in a jar are just fun.  Not only are glass jars a great way to showcase the gift inside, but they can be reused after the actual gift is used.  These 8 gift ideas are great for your student going back to school or just a simple gift to tell that special teacher “Thank You” for their hard work.  Looking for more teacher gift ideas? Check these out.

berrysweet

1- Berry Sweet Teacher Gift from Giggles Galore

pencil

2- Pencil Mason Jar Gift from A Night Owl Blog

apple

3- Apple Mason Jars from The 36th Avenue

everything

4- Everything In A Jar from The Gunny Sack

soup

5- Alphabet Soup from Hanna Ford

letters

6- Letters Bouquet from One Charming Party

cookies

7- Apple Sugar Cookies In A Jar from Sweet Sugarbelle

monster

8- Monster Cookie Jar from I Heart Naptime

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How to Make a Shift Dress with a Free Sewing Pattern – A Stylish DIY Project

If you’ve been looking for a simple yet stylish project, look no further than this easy-to-follow tutorial on how to make a shift dress with a free sewing pattern! Shift dresses are a timeless wardrobe staple, known for their flattering, comfortable, and effortless design. This guide will walk you through every step, from choosing your fabric to sewing your very own custom-fit dress.

This project is perfect for both beginner and intermediate sewers who want to create a wardrobe staple. The shift dress is versatile enough to be worn casually with sneakers or dressed up with heels for a more formal look. Plus, the free pattern makes this project even more accessible, helping you to sew your own perfectly fitted dress without breaking the bank!

Ready to add a new shift dress to your wardrobe? Whether you’re sewing for yourself or as a gift, this tutorial will give you all the tools and tips you need to make a stylish and comfortable dress that you’ll want to wear over and over again.

Find the tutorial and free pattern here!

Shift dress pattern, linen dress pattern, PDF sewing patterns

Free pattern: Simply Shift Dress

Free pattern: Mod shift dress

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