The sun is shining. The birds are tweeting and my kids have been running round singing Olaf’s “In Summer” during this beautiful season we’ve been enjoying in Pennsylvania.
They’re not alone. While talking with a bunch of fellow Disney-Inspired bloggers, we all realized that Frozen is just as hot as the blazing sun outside. We decided to group together to bring you our best Frozen Inspired fun for you to read, pin and share as you hop around our blogs.
For my post today, I’d like to share with you how to make an Olaf-Inspired Pencil Holder.
Due to all the extra snow days we had last year, the district is trying to prepare for this winter by starting the school year earlier. Trying to get my son prepared, I have school on the brain. While picking up supplies the other day, I bought McDonald’s happy meals for the kids’ lunches. With the Frozen soundtrack blaring in the background, I handed Gavin and Victoria their milks and couldn’t help but think of little Olaf’s adorably shaped head. Pairing school with Olaf, I came up with an Olaf Inspired Pencil Holder! My mind works in strange ways, I know.
Supplies
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One cleaned McDonald’s milk container
- Orange, white, black and brown felt
- Two google eyes
- Glue Gun with glue
Draw Olaf’s nose, eyebrows, mouth and tooth onto the felt and cut them out.
Hot glue the back of each piece and attach them to the milk bottle.
You’re done! It’s that simple!
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that is SO adorable! Love Olaf and what a fun way to hold pencils. Easy enough I could do it!
Thank you Julie! We love the big hearted, warm hug loving snowman too!
I love this Amy!! It’s so cute and simple, even a young child could do it. I am definitely pinning this to make with Lexi. Thanks for sharing!!
What a cute craft! It’s a great idea for a child of any age!!
Deb, I actually considered bringing it to work with me for my desk- LOL. However Gavin’s already using it for his pencils… Maybe we’ll make another one. 🙂 Thank you for visiting the blog today Deb!
These are absolutely adorable!! We are going to have to attempt to make these!
Thank you Beth. Next time you go to McD’s just hang on to your kids milk jugs! 🙂 Wash them and when you have 10 minutes draw, cut and glue. I love that we’re already using it in our house too! Thanks for stopping by the blog today Beth.
Sometime inspiration come from the simplest things! Great idea! Even easy enough for me to do! Must try this with my kids!
It’s the fastest project too Lisa! Thanks for stopping by the blog today! I LOVED reading your Frozen Dessert party post!
So super cute! I’m working on a homework area for the boys for when school starts back up. I might have to make one for their desk
very cute and fun idea
This is so cute! It looks pretty easy too, for those of us who aren’t naturally crafty. 🙂
What a great idea! We will definitely put this on this week’s to-do list!
Thank you Jodi! And thanks for stopping by the blog!
Isn’t that cute! And it looks so easy to do. A pencil holder like this would be sure to ease any back-to-school fears. I pinned it!!
So cute and so simple. I think I will make these with the little girls I mentor. They will love them.
I hope they have fun making them with you Kuleen!
Love this! Love how you used ordinary things to create such a cute craft! My boys would love this Olaf! 🙂
This would make a great candy cane holder. I love crafts that repurpose things I would otherwise throw into the trash. Thanks for sharing!
I agree Kristy! This would be a perfect candy cane holder! I love the idea. Thank you for sharing it and for stopping by the blog 🙂