Looking for some fun back to school teacher gifts? This pineapple coconut sugar scrub is simply delightful and a fun way to show the new teacher some love! This sugar scrub teacher gift is simple to pull together and any teacher is sure to love it. You can even add our free printable tags to this gift for an extra-special touch. Teacher gifts are some of my favorite things to create and I hope this will be one of your favorites as well.
Back to School Teacher Gifts
First, you will want to make the sugar scrub then you can add it to the mason jar for your teacher. The sugar scrub recipe is simple with only a few ingredients which makes it even better!
Pineapple Coconut Sugar Scrub Recipe
- 1 cup cane sugar
- 1 cup 6 oz package dried pineapple
- 1/2 cup coconut oil, room temperature
- Yellow food coloring (if desired)
Add the pineapple and coconut oil to a food processor. Process until pineapple has broken down into tiny pieces and combined with the coconut oil.
Then add in sugar and mix well. You will have a very thick sugar scrub that is just perfect for gift giving! I added in one to two drops of yellow food coloring as well to make the color more pronounced however this is completely optional. Once mixed, fill your jar with the sugar scrub. One recipe filled this pint-sized jar.
Sugar Scrub Teacher Gift
Now that you have your sugar scrub, it is time to add it to a cute mason jar. Just follow along below with the simple instructions for pulling your gift together in minutes!
Supplies:
- Mason jar (I used the Ball sharing jars because of their pencil like shape. I have found them in stores but you can also get them online here.)
- Pink fabric
- Yellow ribbon
- Fiber fill
- Printed pineapple tags (You can download the tags below.)
- Scissors
- Hole punch
Free Printable Pineapple Tags
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Please note that these tags are for personal use only. You can also contact me if you have any issues with your download.
How to Make This Teacher Gift in a Jar
Start by adding your sugar scrub to your jar. I wanted the gift to look as much like a pencil as possible so I made an eraser top. Just use a small piece of pink fabric cut slightly larger than my mason jar lid with scissors.
I then added a small amount of fiber fill under the fabric and put the lid on the jar as shown below.
You will also need to print the pineapple tags, cut out using scissors, and punch a hole in the top. Then tie this around your jar using some yellow ribbon.
The jar itself reminds me of a pencil so it was perfect for this craft idea. The silver band of the lid along with the cute pink top resembles the eraser.
You can make these quick and easy back to school teacher gifts for all of your child’s teachers. It is an inexpensive way to show them some love as school gets back in session. And yes it is almost that time y’all! School will be starting before we know it!
Want more gift ideas for teachers? Try the links below as well!
You can make some back to school teacher gifts or any of the other great ideas shown here in just minutes. Now grab your supplies and get to crafting! So tell us….which of these ideas will you be making?
Such neat ideas! 🙂
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What a great gift idea!! I bet it smells amazing. Thanks so much for hosting craft lightning!
Pineapple sugar scrub?? You’re speaking my love language! And the mason Jar looking like a pencil is inspired!! <3
What a fun idea!! I would even love to give this as a Christmas gift, so while we’re dealing with snow, we can pretend we’re vacationing on an island somewhere! 🙂
Love this! This is a fabulous teacher gift.