DIY "Happy Trails" Western Themed Party Favor Bags - FREE PRINTABLE

Party favors are a huge part of my party planning process. When I was planning Liam's Round Up party, I went a little crazy making party favors (but I enjoyed every minute of it)! One of my favorites were these "Happy Trails" muslin favor bags filled with western themed trinkets.  They are very simple and easy to make with the kids!

What you will need:
1. Scissors
2. Iron On Transfer Paper
3. Home Printer
4. Muslin Drawstring Bags
5. Iron
6. "Happy Trails" printable file

Instructions:
1. Following the Iron On Transfer paper instructions, print the file. (Be sure to remember to set your printer settings to "Mirror Image")

2. Cut out the image.

3. Following the Iron On Transfer paper instructions, place the image on the bag in the desired location.

4. Following the Iron On Transfer paper instructions, iron on the image and remove the backing once cooled.

Yee Haw! It's that easy! Now just fill them up with your favorite western themed trinkets and they're ready for your little buckaroos!

Thank you for visiting!

Enjoy!

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DISCLAIMER: The file provided in this tutorial is to be used for personal use only.

Copyright: Michelle's Party Plan-It

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DIY Easter Craft - Egg Critter Shelf Sitter

Looking for a cute Easter activity for the kids? My two older sons and I created these cute little egg critter shelf sitters to hide around the house for my youngest son to find on Easter morning.  These are also great to keep the little hands busy while you put the finishing touches on your Easter festivities.

 

What you will need:
1. plastic Easter eggs
2. pipe cleaners
3. double sided tape or Zots
4. permanent marker
5. puff ball for bunny tail
6. googly eyes

 

Step 1:
Stick the pipe cleaner through the holes at the top of the egg.

Step 2:
Loop the pipe cleaners to make bunny ears.



Step 3:

Stick pipe cleaners through the holes of the bottom half of the egg for legs, curl them to make them look like bouncy springs.

Step 4:

Adhere a puff ball to the rear end area of the egg for a tail.

Step 5:

Adhere googly eyes and draw in a nose, mouth and whiskers.

And that's it! An adorable Egg Critter Shelf Sitter!

Enjoy and thank you for visiting!!!