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DIY Tile Coasters Christmas Craft for Parent Holiday Gift from Students

(159 customer reviews)

$4.00

Are you looking for the best parent holiday gift from students?! These DIY tile coasters are an adorable and inexpensive student Christmas gift to parents! Not only are these colorful, hand-drawn or fingerprint DIY tile coasters and gift tags easy to create, they also make the perfect holiday gift for any special person. There are a variety of tile templates to choose from, including templates that will work for any holiday. Your students’ loved ones are sure to cherish this special keepsake forever!

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Are you looking for the best parent holiday gift from students?! These DIY tile coasters are an adorable and inexpensive student Christmas gift to parents! Not only are these colorful, hand-drawn or fingerprint DIY tile coasters and gift tags easy to create, they also make the perfect holiday gift for any special person. There are a variety of tile templates to choose from, including templates that will work for any holiday. Your students’ loved ones are sure to cherish this special keepsake forever!

RESOURCES INCLUDED:

  • 7 tile templates with 3 different options included:
    • ⭐ Print & color (x7)
    • ⭐ Print & design (x7)
    • ⭐ Print & fingerprint (x7)
  • 7 printable gift tags
  • Easy-to-follow craft directions with pictures

COST-FRIENDLY GIFT IDEA FOR ANY SPECIAL PERSON:

There are 7 tile templates included for this parent holiday gift from students! Students can color, design or fingerprint their coasters. Choose from:

  1. I (heart) You Snow Much!
  2. I (heart) You Beary Much!
  3. I’ll Owlways Love You!
  4. You’re WonDEERful!
  5. I Love You Deerly!
  6. You Light Up My Life!
  7. Merry & Bright

HOW TO CREATE THE DIY TILE COASTERS:

For the print and color option or the print & design option, simply print the chosen template on regular copy paper and use a paper cutter to trim around each square.

  • Print and color: students will color the picture using colored pencils.
  • Print and design: students will draw a family portrait or picture with a permanent, black, ultra fine point marker before coloring their picture with colored pencils.

For the print and fingerprint option, it is best to print the template on white card stock to prevent the template from warping and bubbling once the paint has dried.

  • Print and fingerprint: students will color the word(s) and border using colored pencils. Then, they will use paint to add their fingerprints to the tile template.

Attach the template to a square 4.25 x 4.25 inch ceramic tile, Mod Podge, and VOILA… you have the most adorable holiday gift!

NO PREP GIFT TAGS:

Easily wrap the tile coasters with the matching printable gift tags!

Simply place the completed coaster inside a small box or paper sack. Address the gift tag, color the picture, and attach it to the tile coasters.

Enjoy making this parent holiday gift from students!

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159 reviews for DIY Tile Coasters Christmas Craft for Parent Holiday Gift from Students

  1. Barbara A. –

    We made this for our family gifts for Christmas. The students loved being able to pick the design they wanted.

  2. Desiree R. –

    This was such a wonderful craft to do that offered options for my third grade class. They each chose their design, we then used paint to create thumb prints. The class loved their final product and we received great compliments from parents.

  3. Jackee S. –

    This was a great project that my students did as christmas gifts for their families. It was simple and creative and they had a blast making them.

  4. wendy W. –

    We made these last Christmas for parents—they LOVED them—I did mod podge them and sealed them but the parents said they were not using em as a true coaster as they dont want to take a chance in messing them up!! Thanks!

  5. Angela H. –

    We used these are parent gifts for Christmas. They turned out so cute! My student really enjoyed making them!

  6. Lindsay K. –

    These were absolutely adorable Christmas parent gifts for my families. I will use these ever year! The families loved them!

  7. Amanda O. –

    My students loved making coasters for their parents. This worked on wood coasters as well. I love that there were options as well for those of my students who do not celebrate Christmas but still wanted to make their parents something.

  8. Michelle H. –

    This was a great addition to our holiday crafting for gift giving. My first graders loved coloring and painting to create the perfect gift to give.

  9. Alisa D. –

    These made the cutest parent gifts. My students really enjoyed making these and they were so easy to prep.

  10. Catherine U. –

    I liked that I didn’t really have to glue these on actual tiles. Although the creator does suggest this. I printed mine on cardstock and then laminated with the thick lamination. They came out fine. A tile would look better, but I did a budget friendly version.

  11. Sabra McDermott –

    This is a wonderful resource easy to use and parents love them!

  12. Gabrielle F. –

    I have tried this with both Kindergarten and 4th grade, and everyone loves it! I give students the option to free draw or use these.

  13. Brianna E. –

    My students loved putting these together and giving them to their family members/loved ones. It was great to have all the different templates and the gift tags that go along with them too.

  14. Mrs Drolls Class –

    Such an easy gift idea and my students had so much fun making them!

  15. Universal Access For All –

    Loved being able to give this to my class families this year! It’s always a treat!!

  16. Mrs. A’s Learning Lane –

    This was so helpful and made the coasters so much easier to do

  17. Marilyn H. –

    Love this product! They turned out super cute and parents loved them!

  18. Alyssa S. –

    These were so fun to make with my students and they turned out soooo cute.

  19. Caroline O. –

    Turned out to be a super cute gift for my first graders to make for the parents!

  20. Running on Recess –

    This resource helped create the most perfect gift for my 1st graders to make for their families!

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