15 Awesome DIY Gift Bags for Kids
Hosting a children’s party is fun in itself. Whether it’s a birthday party or any other type of celebration, kids’ parties are always filled with games, toys, delicious snacks and laughter. However, there are a few ways to really make your kid’s party stand out. One of our favorite details is the idea of giving each child a gift bag before they get home!
Goodies can hold just about anything, from tasty treats to cute trinkets, toys or games.look at these 15 Gift Bag Filling Ideas It’s easy to make yourself and will keep your little guests excited even after the party is over!
1. Rice Krispy dim sum dipped in soda
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These Millet Crisp Balls are easy to put into gift bags, as their simple shape and small size make them easy to toss in a handful of decorative pouches and seal! Rice Krispy snacks are also generally allergy-friendly. If no guests have allergies, try dipping and sprinkling Krispy balls in chocolate to make them even more delicious! Celebration at Home shows you how to make them.
2. Pipe Cleaner Bubbles
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Bubbles make great gift wrap gifts! They’re fun, in the right setting or with kids of the right age, and not too messy. You can find small bottles of foam solution at your local toy store, dollar store, or craft store, but bulk bags don’t always have goodies kids won’t lose in the bottle. Bend the pipe cleaners into fun shapes, make them cute wands in the shape of hearts or stars, and put the set in a gift bag like Ewe Hooo!
3. Homemade Plasticine
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Everyone knows how much kids love to play with dough! However, parents may also know that buying the brand Play Dough in bulk just to give it away can be expensive. Instead, save a little money but give the kids a dun goodie bag treat with homemade play dough! Minie Co has a great recipe and a cute styling idea for you! This recipe also comes naturally, just in case a very young child gets it and thinks it’s a snack.
4. Push Pop and Candy Planes
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You want to give each child some candy, but you want to get more creative than tossing some candy in a bag? Try making a little airplane toy! Armelle made these with chewing gum, Lifesavers, Push Pops, and elastic. Kids can play with their planes before eating them!
5. Homemade Finger Painting
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Easie Peasie will guide you through the process of making cute, kid-friendly little jars of homemade finger paint! Put a jar in each child’s school bag and share their love of DIY with them. Just make sure every jar you put in is tightly sealed so that it doesn’t spill until their parents get home to help them!
6. Chocolate Mustache Soda
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Chocolate is always a great treat, but we thought it would be even better if it was in a cute shape! Amy is The Party shows you how to make these fun chocolate mustaches on a stick. Can’t you imagine kids holding them up to their lips and pretending to wiggle their “moustache” before they take a bite?
7. Funny character glasses
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BKids recommends making some gift bags as part of the party itself by incorporating some crafting! These great little glasses sets and funny character faces are things kids can make together at a party, put on some goofy pics, and put them in their goodie bag to take home and play with later.
8. Goodie goodie gum
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You’ve probably heard of chewing gum in silly children’s songs before, but have you actually tried it? We can assure you that these products from Bakerella are actually delicious. They are also super cute and fun to eat, colorful and covered in sugar! Have a small bag of chewing gum for each child as their gift bag.
9. DIY Letter Crayons
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Drawing and coloring are also great times to learn, but they’re also fun! Combining all of these concepts, make a bag of letter-shaped crayons for each child to use as their gift bag. Grace Living shows you how they are made!
10. Name the Birthday Crown
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I Make Stuff suggests helping each child make a crown with their own name on it. If they are small, make crowns for them beforehand. Crown them like a prince or princess when they come in the door! Kids and adults will love them because they can know each other’s names, the adults will know each child’s name, and they can also take home other goodie bag treats at the end of the day!
11. DIY Cherry Kool Aid Lip Gloss
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Are your kids getting a little older and getting into things like makeup, nails, and hair? Give them something that makes them feel very grown up and pretty! These DIY lip glosses are allergy-friendly, kid-friendly, and they’re actually delicious if you lick them off your lips, so they’re kind of like a treat for every kid. Meet Dubians to show you how to make them.
12. Glow in Dark Slime
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Maybe the kids on your kid’s birthday are nosy and like to make a little mess? Give them something they’ll love squeezing around, but it won’t actually make a mess for you to clean up! This glow-in-the-dark “slime” is the perfect gift pack treat. Find out how to make it on domestic glamour.
13. Mini Jelly Aquarium
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Let’s be honest, we all know that the last thing kids want when they get a goodie bag is candy. That’s why we fell in love with this little candy aquarium from the jar idea from Confessions of a Cookbook Queen! Instead of just giving them a handful of packaged candies, create a fun little underwater scene that looks great and combines a bunch of different treats in a delicious way.
14. Personal Piñata
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Does the idea of giving everyone a goodie bag appeal to you, but you’d rather do something more fun than a “bag”? Try the extra creativity of One Charming Party! They’ll walk you through the process of making a “personal piñata” so each child can not only enjoy their own treats, but also have the fun of breaking out little piñatas!
15. “I’m a Spy” in a Jar
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Aside from candy, the best part of having a goodie bag for kids is getting random little games and toys that they probably won’t get anywhere else. Get really creative with this idea by making them into a small I Spy game in a jar! Objects like beads of different colors and shapes can be good things to “snoop” on, and dried rice dyed with food coloring can provide a joyful filling for these. Kids can shake their jars and play with their friends! See how to make them on Counting Coconuts!
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