How to Make a Punch Box Party Game

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A simple DIY craft tutorial idea. Do you remember the Santa punch art jellybean dispenser with Gift Box Punch Board. Link to tutorial for the box and directions for the punch art in the post. I used a combination of tissue paper from the dollar store and sheets I had on hand to make a fun display of colors and patterns.

Just be aware that it might take longer for the kids to go through it, and the first few whacks are going to feel like thuds for those kids. But really, anyone who is a kid-at-heart would too. I put together this video tutorial to show you exactly how to make one. I am so excited to share this FUN and MOTIVATIONAL classroom incentive board...PUNCH IT! This board is super easy to make, only requiring a... In some traditions, the participant is turned thirty three times, one for each year of Christ’s life.

r Set Hamlet Glogg Gläser mit Rührer, Boxed, Punch Winter Punch Gläser, Vintage aus den 70er/ 80er Jahren

I forgot to share this Christmas gift idea, so I thought it would be a good time now since Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. Place the paper bag over the prize; trim the edges as necessary and attach with tape. Refer to the size of the pinata before you purchase it to make sure it will hold enough candy for all of your guests.

I have created a chart with an extra 13 for a grand total of 28 boxes you can make with this punch board. The original idea I saw had brown paper bags taped to the back of a piece of poster board. But I gave mine as a Christmas gift and had some heavy items that just wouldn’t work in a paper bag. So I made mine out of a cardboard box. For more birthday party ideas and inspiration, please follow my Pinterest board. The first punch board we created we used one sheet of tissue paper to cover the entire back of the board.

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Place prizes on tissue paper, cover with paper bags and attach bag with tape. Just cut a piece of tissue paper to cover each circle and attach them to the inside of the cardboard with tape. Mine is a bit wonky with folded corners and such, but I didn’t let the papers overlap just in case a punch opened up an adjacent circle. When turned right side out, however, you’ll see neat, clean circles. We had an insane amount of fun with her banana-themed third birthday party. And as soon as she said she wanted a banana party we pretty much knew we had to make a banana stand.

I can't wait to show you how to create all kinds of fun projects. Because happiness is something you make. In retrospect, I would recommend marking straight lines; it makes it easier to attach the bags at this stage. Since my circles were shaped in a figure 3, it required some strategic taping to make sure the bags were secure.

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Fall in Love with the Gift Box Punch Board | Learn how to make a better closure for the Gift Box Punch Board boxes. I’m sharing tons of bonus content on my social channels and I’d love for you to join me there. I gave this to my college-aged brother, because I thought he would get a kick out of it. I think he thought I was a little crazy, but it was pretty fun to watch him open it.

On the inside of the cardboard, place the prize on the tissue paper. Next, cut the sides of a paper bag about halfway up to create a pouch for the prize to sit in. Create your own holiday countdown with the Holiday Punch Box Advent Calendar from Wondershop™. This DIY Advent calendar comes as a box with 12 numbered circles on top. The box can be filled with candy or small toys, and the numbered circles poked out for kiddos — or kids at heart! — to grab a different surprise every day leading up to Christmas.

I made a punch box for my daughter’s third birthday after seeing a surprise toy video on YouTube. (My kids are crazy about those toy review videos.) I made the box the night before the party, so it’s a very easy project. I had most of the supplies already on hand and was able to find the rest at the dollar store. The hardest part was deciding what prizes to include, so I’ve brainstormed a list of prize ideas at the end of the post to help you out.

When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. Touch device users, explore by touch or with swipe gestures. I got my display board from the dollar store — two for $1 — and drew a large “3” for my daughter’s third birthday. I then cut 5″ circles evenly along the lines — one for each child attending the party. Ticket-duo-builder-punch-art-chimney-box-bag-santa-stampin-up - Gift Box Punch Board and or the gift bags from the 2014 Holiday Catalog. Supply list and tips in the post for the punch art pieces.

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As the supervising adult you can decide who goes in what order. Generally, it is a good idea to let the youngest kids go first so that everyone gets a chance to have a hit. (Be warned – some of the older kids can break a pinata open surprisingly fast). As long as you can adjust for the extra weight, there’s no reason you can’t fill a piñata all the way.

If you’re having a big party, you may need more than one. A inch pinata can hold up to 2 LBS of prizes or 100 pieces of candy filler, enough for 8-10 children. How to make 6 different Gift Boxes and Bags with the Gift Bag Punch Board. Personalize gift giving fun for birthdays, weddings, Christmas or just because!