Teacher School Supply Bouquet

Posted on August 5, 2015 Updated on August 5, 2015

Today my girls had their first day of school! The summer flew by this year. It seems like they just got out but they were all 3 super excited to go back! Which makes it much easier on Momma. I’ve been thinking about doing a school supply bouquet for a teacher gift for a while but just never sat down and tried it. Until now. Because what better gift to give the teachers on the first day than new school supplies? It was also so much easier than I thought it was going to be. Which is always a plus. I see many more of these bouquet gifts in the future!

Supplies needed:

Bucket

Floral Foam (Bought at Dollar Tree)

Ribbon (21.5″ is what I needed along with making a bow)

Popsicle Sticks

Washi Tape

Scissors

Glue Gun & Glue

Vinyl or Letter Stickers

School Supplies (And chocolate. I promise your teacher will thank you!!)

Start by cutting your foam to fit in the bottom of your bucket. Then using the glue gun, glue this in the bottom. Use plenty of glue. This is going to hold all of your supplies and needs to be very sturdy or it will come out.

 

While your glue is setting on your foam and before you start adding in your supplies, add your ribbon, bow and any decorations you want on your bucket.

Now it’s time to personalize. I used my cricut and vinyl but if you don’t have that available, Hobby Lobby and Michaels have really cute stickers that could be used instead.

Now take your popsicle sticks. I found these colored ones at the dollar tree. Using your scissors, cut the bottom so there is a point.

Using the tape, tape the popsicle sticks on each piece with the pointed end down. You could also use BBQ Skewers here instead.

Now for the fun part! Adding all the school supplies. Just push them in far enough they won’t go anywhere.

The girl’s teachers loved them! And they were super proud to give them a gift on the first day of school too. This gift only cost me around $5 thanks to the amazing deals we have here for back to school sales! Would love to see your finished project if you make one!