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Etsy is the best place for personalized, throughtful gifts. I often find Mother’s Day gift ideas that can be personalized and sent directly to your loved one. Here are some of my top picks this year:
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8 Mother’s Day Gift Ideas
Personalized mom puzzle sign: Customize this sign with a note to mom plus names on puzzle pieces to symbolize that your mom holds the family together.
Leather drawing coin purse: You can feature a child’s art on a leather coin purse customized with text, like MAMA. So sweet.
Handwriting bracelet: Again, how adorable is it to get a child’s message in their own handwriting on a bracelet for mom or grandma?
Personalized garden stone: This garden stone can be customized with the names of a mom’s children or a grandmother’s grandchildren, with a flower for each name. I have gifted this stone for my mother-in-law and she loved.
Wooden Log Garden Sign: If your loved one gardens, this would make a thoughtful addition.
Custom artwork: This is a sweet piece of artwork that you can have customized for a mom or grandma.
The Day You Became a Mom star chart: This is another sweet piece of artwork that captures the stars on the day a child or person was born/a person became a parent.
Mother’s Day Flower Shadow Box Frame: I make these custom shadow boxes with paper flowers in your choice of color. You can get the children’s names, a quote, a Bible version or whatever text you’d like on the front.
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Marette Flora is the founder of Floradise blog and personalized gift shop. Marette is a passionate storyteller and creator. She attended the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University and obtained a bachelor’s degree in journalism and mass communication.
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