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Pringle Can Pencil Favor Tutorial

With Teacher Appreciation Week (or a Back To School bash this fall?) coming up, I’ve a cute project for you! Plus, it’s a recycled item, so even more awesome. We went to a birthday party last week where the crafty mom passed out these pencil cans filled with treats as favors.  I know, right? So of course I had to make a tutorial and share. I tweaked it a bit.

Materials
8 1/2″ X 11″ sheets of cardstock in pink, grey, yellow and tan
clean and empty Pringles can
double sided tape or glue stick
hot glue gun

1. Trim the grey cardstock to a strip 1/2″ by 10″, the yellow cardstock to a strip 8″ by 10″, the pink cardstock to 2 1/2″ by 10″ and the tan to a half circle with a 7 1/4″ diameter.

2. Adhere the yellow cardstock with a glue stick or double sided tape.

3. Adhere the pink cardstock; it will overlap the yellow and that’s fine.

4. Adhere the grey strip over the seam made by the yellow and pink cardstock.

5. Curl the tan half circle into a cone and hot glue onto the can’s lid.

6. Color in the ‘lead’ with a black marker.

Voila! Now you can fill up with whatever goodies your heart desires.


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8 Comments

  1. Brittany @GreyGreyDesigns says:

    cuuuuuuuuute!!!

  2. JC's Loft says:

    How clever! Never would have guessed that was a pringle can…love it!

    Paula

  3. Natasha @ Fรชte Fanatic says:

    How cute is this!

  4. staci @ lizard n ladybug says:

    what a cute and clever idea!

  5. Nice very creative idea!

  6. What a creative and one of a kind idea that all kids would love! Thanks for sharing!