How to Make Vintage-Inspired Popcorn Party Favors

Send guests home with a popcorn party favor jar for them to enjoy even after the party's over.

Popcorn Party Favors

Send guests home with kettle popcorn party favors that stick with the county fair theme.

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Materials:

scissors
kraft label
twine
glass Weck jar
popcorn
pen

Instructions:

1: Trim kraft paper label to the appropriate size for your specific Weck jar.

2: Write "Thanks for 'Popping' By" on each label, or write your own personal message.

3: Fill jar with popcorn and secure. Tie tag onto the jar using twine.

Cut kraft paper with scrapbook scissors to make a party favor label.

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Send guests home with a container of homemade popcorn, and write a personal message on kraft paper.

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Close the lid to the container after filling it with popcorn.

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Guests will be so happy they "popped" by your party after receiving kettle corn favors inspired by a popular county fair snack. Take it one step further by serving them in vintage weck jars.

Cut Party Favor Label

Cut kraft paper with scrapbook scissors to make a party favor label.

From: Katie Meyers

Photo By: Cheyenne Mojica Photography

Party Favor Label

Send guests home with a container of homemade popcorn, and write a personal message on kraft paper.

From: Katie Meyers

Photo By: Cheyenne Mojica Photography

Secure Party Favor Jar

Close the lid to the container after filling it with popcorn.

From: Katie Meyers

Photo By: Cheyenne Mojica Photography

County Fair Party Favors

Guests will be so happy they "popped" by your party after receiving kettle corn favors inspired by a popular county fair snack. Take it one step further by serving them in vintage weck jars.

From: Katie Meyers

Photo By: Cheyenne Mojica Photography

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How to Make Vintage-Inspired Popcorn Party Favors

Popcorn Party Favors

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