Transform a bargain find into awesome holiday party favors!!

Today’s DIY Snowflake Pencil Favors are entirely made from materials from Dollar Tree, meaning they won’t break the piggy bank this Christmas season!!! #gluedtomycrafts

Pencils are always needed {whether in the classroom or at home} so today’s tutorial is the PERFECT non-candy treat that everyone will love this time of year! Not to mention – it’s also great to give to friends, family and classmates ANY time during the winter season {not just for the Christmas holiday!}

Did I mention this is also great for a Frozen Themed birthday party? Even Elf on the Shelf could “hand” deliver one of these one night – hint hint!!!

If you would like to recreate a few {may I suggest a whole bunch at once!} then keep scrolling to learn the full how-to below!

THEN when you decide to recreate your own snowflake pencil favors, snap a few pictures before you give them away and share those pics with us on our Facebook page to admire from a far! I do random giveaways throughout the year and I “might” just message you for a fun surprise in return! #gluedtomycrafts

THE SNOWFLAKE PENCIL SUPPLIES:

To recreate this winter themed pencil party favor idea – you will need craft foam snowflake cutouts {in the aisles of Dollar Tree in the Christmas section} a simple hole punch and unsharpened pencils. You will want ONE snowflake cutout PER pencil.

If you can’t find the snowflake cutouts, may I suggest you look into a Cricut or Cricut Joy machine?

THE DIRECTIONS:

First, one by one, simply fold your snowflake in half and hole punch a hole in the center.

Open it back up and thread your pencil through the holes.

Then leave as is {like I did} or decorate them before gifting away!

Repeat for as many times as you want on this easy DIY!!!

Find more winter DIY gift ideas in our Christmas section!! My personal favorite tutorial as of late is our Q-Tip Painted Christmas Palm Trees post!

Happy crafting {and gifting} my friends!!! Don’t forget to share those pictures on our Facebook page! #gluedtomycrafts