24 Handmade Favors for Kid’s Parties

Pinwheels are super easy to make on your own and are a great way to jazz up plain boxes.
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Individualized, fabric drawstring bags make whatever is housed inside look all that much better.
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Personalize a cute flag with each guest's initial. They can wave it out the window on their way home.
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Go though your collection of art supplies and create a collage kit for kids to get creative with.
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If you're going with a pirate theme, you can't leave out the treasure of course. Scan your local party store for inexpensive fillings.
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These cute butterfly snacks can be customized by your child and they would be perfect for a spring party.
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Surprise balls provide at least 10 minutes of pure joy. Just make sure they open them at home so you're not stuck with the crepe paper mess.
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I'm always a fan of using plain muslin bags to package favors. I love the airplane themed goodies.
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I love how they got creative and made pouches out of shiny bubble wrap.
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Mini packs of crayons would be a great takeaway from an art or rainbow themed party.
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Playdough is easy and inexpensive to make and you can customize the color to the child's liking.
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This can be a combined activity and favor all in one. Have each guest string their necklace then take it home for all to admire.
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You might want to cut off the sharp edge after you skewer the candy so nobody cuts themselves.
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You'll be surprised at how easy this game is to create and a non sugary favor will score you points with the parents.
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If I was more efficient at sewing, I might consider making some cute stuffed monsters like these.
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You could put anything in one of these adorable nesting doll bags and it would be well loved. Packaging is more than half the fun.
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These favors double as decorations during the party. The kids will love picking out their own lollipop.
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For the child with the more refined palette, make easy macaron pops and package them pretty.
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I love miniature things and a whole collection of them is even better.
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Little tins can be purchased at your local craft store. Just fill and label and you're good to go.
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This is for the person who spares no expense at going all out with the theme. I wonder if most kids have seen Wizard of Oz these days.
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Add a special touch to a plain paper bag with a cute label. It's all in the details.
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Sparklers are loads of fun but you might want to add a label on these buckets that adult supervision is needed.
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Fill bowls of sweet treats and have the kids (or their parents) fill their paper bag up.
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