DIY Bachelorette Party Favors Archives

Today I want to show you how to make favor bags! This is what I did for for Jaime’s bachelorette party – they turned out cute and simple, using mostly supplies from Dollar Tree. If you’re having a hard time finding the right thing for your party, perhaps this will provide some inspiration.

The favors consisted of the simple DIY tea bag craft I showed you yesterday, along with a glowstick bracelet. I found a package of 15 for $1, and since the plan was to go ’80s dancing after the bachelorette, I thought this would fit with the theme and be a fun item to wear clubbing. We were actually having so much fun at the party that we never even left to go to the club, but it was still a fun favor! 😉

I picked up 2 packages of pink paper bags at Dollar Tree, and printed little cards commemorating the occasion and date, which I taped to the front of each bag.

I also printed out one of the couple’s engagement photos and taped it to the back of the bags to seal them shut.

I then printed out a sign reading “Favor Bags – please take one!” and arranged them on a table at the party.

If you’ve ever thrown a bachelorette party, I’d love to know what you did for favors!

Thanks to Good Earth Tea for providing samples for this craft!

When it came to assembling party favors for Jaime’s bachelorette, I opted for a fun and easy craft that any tea-lover will appreciate! All it requires is a few boxes of tea, tulle, ribbon and scissors. Here’s how I did it:

DIY Bachelorette Party Favors How-To: Tea Bag Craft

To make my craft, I utilized 3 boxes of Good Earth Tea: One 25-count box of Original Sweet & Spicy, one 18-count box of Sweetly Twisted, and one 18-count box of Cocoa Tango. Because I was making 13 favor bags, this gave me enough for 4 teabags per favor – I did 2 each of the Sweet & Spicy and 1 each of the other flavors.

Using a roll of tulle I picked up and Dollar Tree and some ribbon I had in my gift wrap box, I got to work.

Cutting a section of tulle 18″ long, place the tea bags in the middle & wrap the tulle around them.

Pinch and hold the tulle around the top in preparation of tying with the ribbon. I found that the teabags had the tendency to fall out the side, so I just had to finesse them into place before securing; a more elegant solution to this would be buying a wider roll of tulle. 😉