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Well I like the idea of a cup bag.We all made one to take our own cups to sewing.Its round with outside pockets to put t'bag , spoon, coffee etc.
Ypou could emb some lovely designs on the pockets
42046I like the tote bag idea, if you could put the class picture (using the transfer paper for photo's on it and embroider all the children's names. I organized my 40th High School Reunion a few years back. I took my Annual to work, copied each students photo, (395 names) embroidered all their names, and put them on two large heavy pieces of corragated cardboard (4'x8') Our colours where black and red, so I covered the cardboard in black felt, did all the names on red felt and glued it all on the boards. I all did our school crest as name tags and also put their photo. I did a separate cardboard for to honour those who have passed on. Needless to say, everyone who attended remarked on what a great idea it was, and want them to be at any other reunion. Our 45th is coming up next year. I would take Tom Selleck. Tobi Keith, or Alan Jackson, any day. You must post a photo for whatever you decide.
30631A voucher for a day spa, massage, or beauty treatment would be my choice...
but I really need a tissue holder for my purse packs.
I made them for everyone else and I don't have one for myself yet. And yes, I'm 60 next birthday.
PS, if you don't have a design email me and i'll share the one i created with you. emad is in my profile and I will need to know your format and largest hoop size. hugs n roses, Meganne
122864A nice embroidered towel, bag, tea towel? I think they are great for teachers. I'm a teacher, not 60 yet, but getting there :(
88650Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...not there yet. A tote bag with the students name, school, and grade would be nice.
46153If you do a tote bag or a towel, embroider the year & names of her pupils on it. Her tote bag may need wheels to make it easier to roll along instead of carring it. you could buy the wheels with handle from a shop that sells casses etc
11357I think a nice tote bag would be a great gift for a teacher no matter the age.Embroider something Real Cute on it. They always have books and many things to carry back and forth to school. A flower for you
16513Teachers usually appreciate anything. If it is hand made all the better, makes it more personal. I think I have saved every gift received thro the years (ending with 41). They are all special because they took time to think of me.
62459An embroidered sweatshirt, with some beautiful sayings about five year olds. I am 72 and still love those sweatshirts!!!
1002I know what I would want if I were 60......DANG I look G O O D in this mirror!
by meganne
27 Oct 2008
OOOOOH! That's just too cruel, I still look like that!!!????
No, wait a minute, I'm sleepwalking again.... must have been in my dreams.... hahahahaha!
LOL!!!!
158553Teachers usually don't have time to bake..so bake her a batch or two of cookies/candy.. You could package some for the freezer for a later time when she can treat herself.:) A gift card for a book store is good too :)
by prampelb
27 Oct 2008
I will try an embroidered birthday card to go with the gift... good idea... I need to figur out how to do this! Pat
31942Sean Connery, hee hee hee, and I am 60. Marji
by michelej
27 Oct 2008
hmm, you are so funny!!!!, actually I think Patrick Swayze would be fine....did I spell that right!!!!!
by blhamblen
27 Oct 2008
Patrick is pretty sick right now...maybe somebody with a little vim and vigor:)
by meganne
27 Oct 2008
I would have loved either, but I just saw a recent pic of our darling Sean & I'm afraid he was unrecognisable, he looked like a 90 year old derelict pauper, so sad, i wish i'd never seen it. Whereas I saw Patrick on a tv show recently and he still curls my toes, yummy.. mmmm!
by marjialexa
28 Oct 2008
So sad, I loved Sean in the Indiana Jones movie. Um, guess that was a while ago. Sigh. Ok, I'll take the doilies & soap, I guess, sigh. Hee hee hee, M
33451Hmm, well even though I have 11 years til then, well anything would be lovely.... Does she sew??? If not, maybe you could embroiderer her a lovely doily or towel or a nice crocheted hankie....or some soap or perfume or chocolates(homemade) or biscuits(homemade). I am sure she would love anything from you!!!!!!
by michelej
27 Oct 2008
Oh no....I answered like I am already 60..
Wouldn`t 60 year olds like this stuff??? hmm maybe....what would I know...I am too young....just guessing............
by meganne
27 Oct 2008
Chocolates & biscuits, in fact anything edible, is out for me, watching my weight plus I'm allergic to chocolate, milk products and sugar, oh, & most perfumes, all cause me migraines and worse, so I never give people edible treats or perfume, just in case... These days so many more people have allergies.
And yes it makes me so mad I have to miss out on so many wonderful treats.
I was lying in bed, just last night, rattling off all the names of favourite lollies i ate as a kid, lovely way to fall asleep instead of counting sheep. I was absolutely stuffed on my chocky/lolly feast (no bad dreams last night) and no migraine today.. LOL!!
hnr, M
23265I don't think it makes a lot of difference if she's 60 or 40. A tote or (drawstring) bag is always welcome, a towel, a bookmark, specially if it has something on it relating to either her pupil or her hobbies.
by prampelb
27 Oct 2008
I think I will go for the tote bag. I need to figur out how to do a nice one! Pat
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