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End of School Party Favor

It all started innocently enough. I saw a tube of 10 glow stick bracelets in the $1 zone at Target. It turned into this. I wasn't planning on doing something so involved but I needed a package that was stiff enough to hold the glow stick (they activate if bent.) Needless to say I wanted to kick myself after I started cutting and scoring them. Once I got the hang of it, the assembly went pretty quickly.

The other side says: hope your summer is glowing, love Lulu

I designed these quickly in Illustrator. You could decorate the outside of the packets more. A glittery star cut out or foil sticker...

Each packet contains:
$2 for 20 glow sticks
$2 for 16 erasers
$3 for 20 glow in the dark stars
$1 for 15 mini pack of twizzlers
Total $8 for the whole project! Not bad.

I used this glue pen to assemble the packets. I like that it is not messy, dries quickly and is a permanent bond.

9 comments:

  1. Those are really really cute!!

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  2. Wow! You are a lil firecracker with all your great ideas!

    Thanks!

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  3. That is way cute. I bet everyone like them.

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  4. Can I move in next door so our kids can go to the same school and we can get all the cool things you make!

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  5. Awesome Idea. I just did a party with glow sticks as party favors. Before I realized it my girls got into all of the extras and had activated all of them. My house was glowing. Who needs a night light when you have activated 15 glow sticks. . .

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  6. This is so amazingly cute! I love it, what a great idea!! We stock up on glow sticks too, so much fun. Thanks!

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  7. how awesome!
    I totally stumbled upon your blog while doing a google search!
    Enjoying your posts.

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  8. I love this idea! Hate to be a bother, though, but can you elaborate on how you designed the pouches? Thanks!

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