All week long, I’m sharing fun Donut Party projects, like today’s simple Donut Party Favor Bags. These go along with the Donut Party Invitations I shared yesterday, and the Donut Party Centerpiece I shared on Monday. These projects were inspired by Online Labels, who are sponsoring the party crafts we’re sharing all this week and next over at Crafty Hangouts.
My whole party idea was inspired by these fun mini cd labels over at Online Labels. Sure, they are great labels for putting on mini CDs… but they also look like Mini Doughnuts! Which makes them the perfect way to seal my favor bags for the Donut Party!
I made the printable in two different ways – one is the Donut Printable without words and the other is the Donut printable with words. The words say “Donut Worry! We’ll see you again soon!” What better way to see off your guests than a doughnut pun and some treats for the road, right?
If you want to see how it all works, as well as hear me ramble on a bit about how fun and simple this project is, check out my video where I show you how it all comes together:
Simple and sweet – does it get any better than that?
This is part of a two-week long series on Crafty Hangouts with Online Labels – we’ll be sharing 20 different party craft videos to inspire you to party all year long!
Follow along all week long as the Crafty Hangouts team creates fun party crafts using labels. You can also follow along on Google + using the #partycraftHOA hashtag.
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Hello,
How do I go about ordering these?
And is there any way for them to say, “Donut Worry! He’ll see you again soon!” instead of “We’ll” ?
How much would it be if you printed them for me and mailed them to me in San Ramon, California?
How soon could I receive these by?
Any help is appreciated. I’m trying to throw a good-bye party for my boyfriend in less than 2 weeks!
~Rebecca
Sorry, I don’t offer these for sale. Feel free to use the provided files and instructions to make your own versions, or ask on social media if any local crafty friends would be willing to make something similar.