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Valentines Day “Cupids Arrow” Pencil Toppers

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Looking for an easy craft to do with all that extra construction paper lying around?
I have you covered.

The biggest surprise here was that I figured this out right out the gate…which means you can too.

Valentines Day “Cupids Arrow” Pencil Toppers

DIY Arrow Pencil Topper , Perfect for Teachers, Classroom crafts , Only need construction paper and pencils!

 

First, let me explain that Charlotte is on the school archery team.

archery team

Let’s just say she wont be in the Olympics for it, but I was still pondering today how cute it would be for her to give out “arrows”. I originally wanted to get real feathers, cut them up and clue them on and then I was like…nah. I like to do crafts with supplies that the average parent has in their home, so I went with construction paper method.

Supplies:

  • Construction Paper
  • Sharpened Pencils
  • Scissors

step1 Start by cutting out some “feathers”.  It’s easier to show you than tell you. The biggest tip I can give you here is to snip slowly…I had a lot of uneven arrows.

outline

DIY Arrow Pencil Topper , Perfect for Teachers, Classroom crafts , Only need construction paper and pencils!

 

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step2 Now just like the Valentines Day Heart Toppers, you need to snip spots for the pencil to go into. Fold in half and snip. The only time I had issues w/ this was when I used the sparkly card stock. Its actually hard to fold without getting a crease, so if you have another way to slit that line, use it.

 

 

DIY Arrow Pencil Topper , Perfect for Teachers, Classroom crafts , Only need construction paper and pencils!

step3

Slide your pencil in. I prefer the pointy side to show so put your pencil in from the bottom.

 

DIY Arrow Pencil Topper , Perfect for Teachers, Classroom crafts , Only need construction paper and pencils!

Voila!

 

DIY Arrow Pencil Topper , Perfect for Teachers, Classroom crafts , Only need construction paper and pencils!  DIY Arrow Pencil Topper , Perfect for Teachers, Classroom crafts , Only need construction paper and pencils!

 

DIY Arrow Pencil Topper , Perfect for Teachers, Classroom crafts , Only need construction paper and pencils!

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Comments

  1. Kathe says

    So cute Trisha! I may make some for my pens & pencils at work!! Thanks for sharing at the party this week! I am featuring it on my Facebook page today and have pinned it to the You’re Gonna Love It Tuesday board on Pinterest 🙂

  8. Darlene says

    Hi, I’m stopping by from Create It Thursday to say hi. I adore your valentine pencil toppers. They are so cute. I want to give it a go. For now, I’m pinning. Best wishes, Darlene

  15. Dee says

    Cute.
    To cut the slits without creasing or folding the paper you could try scrap cardboard under the paper and use a utility knife to cut the slits.

  16. Digna (autumn blues) says

    Great idea! Great theme for your daughter. Those bows they have for the kids are pretty neat.

  20. Donna says

    Hobby Lobby is my go to store for everything I do at my son’s school. I’m not crafty, but I think I can pull this off. 🙂

  22. Nichol says

    You know what? This is Zoe’s Valentine’s this year! I’ll add names to the arrows, so easy and useful because all kids need pencils!