Tinkerbell Party Favor Idea ~ Fairy Finding Kit

Throwing a Tinkerbell themed party for your little girl?  Make Fairy Finding Kits!  This inexpensive party favor idea is perfect for a fairy party.   It could also be used as part of the party activity.  How cute would it be to hide little fairy dolls or statues in your garden and have your party guests go on a fairy hunt?  Adorable!    

Everything you see here was purchased at the Dollar Tree.  

Here is what you'll need:

Pencil case $1

Flashlight $1

Field Journal (mini notebook) 3 for $1

Magnifying Glass party favor pack 6 for $1

Tinkerbell Pencils 3 for $1

You'll also need:

paint pen 

tape

"Fairy Finding Kit" template made on MS Word using Kristen ITC font set to size 48.  If you have a nice handwriting you can free hand it.  Mine stinks so I need a template.

Tape the template onto the cover of the pencil case and trace the lettering with the paint pen.

I love that the pencil case has a leaf shape on the lid which goes perfectly with the fairy theme.  I traced the "leaf" outline using a green paint pen so it pops.  

That's it!  

Fill it up with all the "fairy finding" goodies!  You could also include fairy stickers, crayons, and a granola bar (searching for fairies can make a girl hungry!).

The total for each party favor is about $2.83!!

Please comment below if you like this idea for your little girl's fairy party.  

Preschool Class End of Year Gift ~ Pinwheel

I can't believe it's June already!  With June comes the end of year gifts which usually cost a small fortune.  Not this year!  

My daughter Lilianna is enrolled in a 2 year old preschool class.  She absolutely loves it and will be sad when she doesn't get to see her classmates and teachers over the summer.  I came up with this idea (like most of my ideas) cruising down the aisles of The Dollar Tree.

It's a pinwheel with a tag that says:

 "I hope your summer "blows" you away!"  

Yes, its one of those perfectly Pinterest sayings but I think it fits nicely here, lol!  

Here is what you'll need:

Pinwheel (bought mine at Dollar Tree)

2" circle punch

 (If you don't have a 2" circle punch, you can cut the tag out in a square shape.)

1/2" hole punch

I designed these tags using MS Word or you can print them here:  printable tag

White Cardstock

It's an easy and inexpensive project that your child's classmates are sure to love!  

Happy Summer!!

My girl, Lilianna!
Don't mind my yard, today is clean up day!!