How to make 11p kids’ birthday parcels instead of party bags according to crafting queen, Sara Davies

Published on September 12, 2025 at 09:27 AM
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KIDS’ birthday bashes can end up being pricey affairs – especially when you add party bags into the mix.

So you might want to take note of clever craft, which means you can make little birthday parcels for for just

Woman showing how to make inexpensive kids' birthday party favors.Sara Davies took to TikTok to share a clever craft to make kids’ birthday party favours for just 11p a pop Making inexpensive birthday party favors.She began with a pack of blue paper cups, and marked four different points Hands cutting a blue paper cup.She then cut a triangle on each of those four points Hands using scissors to cut a blue paper tube for a birthday party favor.Before then cutting down the opposite sides

The star is no stranger to a craft or two, and founded Crafter’s Companion, a crafter‘s supply company, while at university in 2005.

Now, she regularly takes to her social media pages to share craft ideas, with the blue birthday parcels her latest creation.

to make the boxes yourself is a pack of paper cups, with Sara using some blue ones – which you can nab yourself in a pack of 60 for £6.99 on , making them just 11p each.

Sara demonstrated how to transform the cups in a video on her TikTok page, as she used a marker to mark the halfway point on the two edges.

Then, on all four points, use some scissors to cut out a triangle.

On two opposite sides, find the join and cut them flat off, before cutting “halfway against the ride” on the other two opposite sides.

Once you’ve done that, pop a couple of sweets in, and fold the two edges in, before sliding the other two into each other to hold it in place.

For an extra touch, Sara added a blue bow on each one, attaching with a glue gun.

“Here’s a fab little DIY that looks really sweet and only takes a few minutes to make – perfect for party bags, classroom treats, or just something fun to do with the kids,” Sara added in the caption.

“These are quick, inexpensive, and look really lovely all lined up on a party table.

“One of those little makes that’s easy to do but feels really special!”

“This is brilliant, thank you Sara!” one person wrote in the comments section.

“I love watching your ‘real life’ hacks! Keep them coming.”

“Wow brilliance, you’re so talented,” another added.

“I’m pinching this idea for my son’s birthday! They look great!” a third added.

“Awesome,” someone else gushed.

Who is Dragon's Den star Sara Davies?

Born: April 23, 1984 in Coundoun, County Durham.

Business start: Founded her craft supplier company, Crafter’s Companion, in 2005 whilst she was still at university.

Breakout product: She designed and marketed her ground-breaking product The Enveloper, selling over 8,000 in the first 24 of hours of the product being debuted on shopping channel Ideal World.

Net worth: Estimated at £37 million

Dragon’s Den: Sara became the show’s youngest ever female investor to join the panel when she joined in 2019, replacing Jenny Campbell for the seventeenth series.

Family history: Sara met husband Simon Davies when they were teenagers and they wed in 2007. They have two sons together – Oliver and Charlie.

Notable achievements: Sara received an MBE from Prince William in 2016, for services to the economy.

TV history: Sara appeared on Strictly Come Dancing in 2021, and was partnered with Aljaž Škorjanec, but the pair didn’t make it through to the final. She makes regular appearances on ITV panel show Loose Women and also starred in Ultimate Wedding Planner alongside Fred Sirieix and wedding industry expert Raj Somaiya.

While another said they were going to use the idea to make some festive treats.

“Ooh Christmas cups for the dinner table filled with chocolate santas and snowballs!” they wrote.

Person filling small blue cups with candy to make party favors.She then popped a couple of sweets in each one Woman making inexpensive birthday party favors.Before securing the top by folding the four bits together Person making small blue gift boxes.She then made some blue bows and attached to the front with a glue gun

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