7 AMAZING Mother's Day Gift Baskets from DOLLAR TREE!

I have put together seven different gift baskets for Mother's Day gift inspiration, and every item used was bought at Dollar Tree! Dollar Tree always has great items for Mother's Day from items that are only available around the holiday to things you can always find in the stores.
I wanted to create seven different gift baskets as every woman is different and has different interests, and now you have a variety of gift ideas to find the best one to suite your mom for Mother's Day!
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[@parttimepiratemb]

I know what to get my mom now! Thank you for making this video.

[@frightfullyfrugal]

Of course! Our moms don't want us breaking the bank for them but they do deserve something nice. Just doing my part to help people give gifts they can be proud to give, even on a budget

[@AshleyMarie724]

So pretty I love them all!! Please do fathers day ones 😅from dollar tree!!!

[@frightfullyfrugal]

I definitely can look into that! Thank you for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed them!

[@Stilclassy]

What would you charge for these baskets?

[@frightfullyfrugal]

Personally no more than $20 for any of them. I think a good rule of thumb is the cost of your supplies Plus your time. So if you feel like your time is worth $20 an hour and it took you 15 minutes to put the basket together then you would charge $5 for your time plus the cost of your supplies. That's just kinda what I would go by. But also think that depends on your market and where you live. Because in some areas you could probably get away with maybe charging 25 for the fuller baskets. The thing you are banking on when selling Dollar Tree gift baskets is A. Convenience and time saving for the customer because all of it is put together for them. And B. Not everyone knows how awesome the stuff they sell at Dollar Tree is or doesn't frequently shop a Dollar Tree. I hope this helps

[@Stilclassy]

@@frightfullyfrugal Oh my goodness. so you would only make $5.00 for the basket? I feel with all the time it takes to shop and gas and your time, that you would make a lot more than that on a basket. You just talked me out of making gift baskets. LOL, but your basket ideas are great, and you did a wonderful job!

[@frightfullyfrugal]

I'm sorry if I took about idea away from you or discouraged you in some way but I am glad if I saved you the time and trouble if it wasn't going to be the kind of profit you were looking for. I think the more name brand items you're able to get lucky and run into a Dollar Tree the more you could charge for the gift basket but because some of these items are not name brand products, and they're off brand products, that would affect how much people would pay for it. I definitely think you should only do a project that you're going to make the kind of money you feel like is worth your time. A lot of Dollar Tree Crafters find that it's a better investment of their time and money because they can buy a lot of the supplies in bulk and they may only use a few of each item from the bulk purchase to make each craft.

[@hometheaterproz]

You shouldn’t be discouraged, I have watched many other KZbinrs ( you might want to do a search) that sell baskets for years. They do it for all seasons. They definitely do not charge $20 I am shocked they charge $60 & up. They sell! They will even take you where they sell them all live. Very encouraging: I have a very good eye at coordinating and I want to give this a try as well. I say to you “ Go for it!”

[@Stilclassy]

Home Theater Proz Thank you! I think it is something I would enjoy! I won't give up just yet.

[@ahmedsalaudeen2001]

thank you do much my dad bought my mom a moter day gift for 55 $ but i wanted to get her something on a buget🧕😄

[@frightfullyfrugal]

You are very welcome! Just because something is on a budget doesn't mean it has to look inexpensive. That's what I'm trying to do here. Give people options that they can still be proud to give as a gift.