Festive 4th of July Party Favor Baskets

Hi Friends! The 4th of July is one of my favorite holidays! We always do a little barbecue with friends and watch the fireworks.  This will be my first Fourth here in Texas and I am excited! To prepare, I made these cute little patriotic party favor baskets.

Ever since I laid eyes on the David Tutera baskets, I knew I wanted to use them at my next summer party. They just scream summer to me for some reason. So I whipped up a few party favor baskets to put around my table this Fourth. You can personalize them if you wish or just throw a few chocolates in them to dress up a table.

Supplies needed to make your own party favor baskets:

• David Tutera Wood Favor Baskets
• Crinkle Cut Paper – Red & Blue
• Striped Paper Straws
• Red Jute or Ribbon
• Pom Poms & Washi Tape 
• Stamps / Ink
• White Cardstock (optional)
• Hot Glue

Start by stamping your baskets with Happy Fourth. I have had these stamps for awhile and I think I use them for just about everything.

Add some crinkle cut paper and hot glue red jute or ribbon around the sides of the party favor basket.

If you want to personalize your basket, simply just cut a long rectangle from white cardstock. Then just cut out triangles at the end.

Fold in half and hand write your guest’s name. I glued mine to a red striped paper straw that I trimmed down. I used hot glue to make sure the name would stay.

I created some fun picks with the paper straws, washi tape, and pom- poms. Simply cut your straws to size and use hot glue to adhere the pom poms to the straw. The pom poms have a little glitter to them and remind me of fireworks.

Add a few chocolates or fill them with those Pop It’s Fireworks and set out on the table. These party favor baskets are a fun and personal addition to your Fourth of July Barbecue!

If you’re looking for another quick and easy 4th of July party idea, make sure to check out these simple patriotic party food picks!

Have a wonderful Fourth everyone!

Tori

Tori is the writer and crafter at Lil’ Mrs. Tori. She is a wife and mother to two young boys. Lil’ Mrs. Tori is her creative outlet where she shares her latest craft projects and inspirations.