Making your own Pencil Toppers is a simple back-to-school craft. These pencil toppers are completely customizable, like lunchbox notes that last the whole day… or week! As long as the pencil is being used, your child will have a fun reminder. These pencil toppers make easy and inexpensive gifts for an entire class, or can be doled out one at a time to your children as they need a reminder or a pick-me-up.
These DIY pencil toppers are the last project in this week’s Back to School Craft Lightning. All week long, my Co-Host Angie from the Country Chic Cottage and I, along with our Guest Host Laura Kelly, have been sharing 15 minute or less back to school crafts, and we’ve had lots of our crafty friends join in… be sure to scroll down to the bottom of this post to check out their projects.
Supplies:
Pencils
Paper
Marker
Digital Cutting Machine
Cut file for Sizzix eclips2 or SVG cut file for all other machines
Start by cutting out the pencil toppers.
Write your messages on the pencil toppers. You can draw doodles instead, if you like.
Slip the pencil toppers on your pencils.
It is that easy!
Check out these other fast and fun back to school crafts:
With her new line of papers, Jen Gallacher created these fun school lunch treat bags.
Make staying healthy fun with these Printable Germ Juice Labels from Cute as a Fox.
Make Life Lovely shows you how you can make cute apple bean bags in 15 minutes.
Over at Fireflies and Jellybeans you can find out all about making these personalized water bottles.
One Krieger Chick made these adorable special message dishes – what a great way to start the day!
Learn all about these fun wood burned pencils over at Bumble Bree.
Happiness is Homemade whipped up these simple Washi Tape Pencils and Desk Cup.
Katie at a Sweet Berry crafted this clever “My First Day” frame.
Though you’re probably more excited about the kids heading back to school than they are, enjoy these last days of summer with this Summer Countdown Calendar from Angie at The Country Chic Cottage.
Keep school supplies organized with these fun DIY School Supply Containers from Laura Kelly.
Learn how Laura Kelly made these cute Apple Beanbags, and then eleven ways to use Beanbags in the classroom.
If you’re looking for a cute school snack, Angie from The Country Chic Cottage made these fun pencil pops.
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