Remember the joy of receiving a ring pop as a child? Now, imagine supersizing that delight into a unique and personalized gift. I have been loving creating these cute DIY Jumbo Ring Pop Gifts for all sorts of occasions, using easy and affordable materials. They can be filled with your loved one’s favorite treats and trinkets, and are easily customizable for any occasion! In fact, I’ve been making my way through creating a year of DIY Jumbo Ring Pop Gifts, and I’m ready to share all the ideas and inspiration with you!
How to Create DIY Jumbo Ring Pop Gifts for All Occasions
Before we get into all the specific holiday jumbo ring pop gifts, here are the general instructions for how to make them:
You’ll need:
- a foam ring
- foam cutter
- paint
- glue
- a plastic plate
- a container for the “jewel” – this can be any openable container with a flat bottom, or can be created by taping two large bowls together!
Instructions:
- Paint the foam ring and let dry.
- Cut the edge off of one side of the foam ring to create a flat side.
- Glue the bottom of the plastic plate to the flat side of the ring.
- Glue the bottom of the container to the top of the plastic plate.
- Fill the container with treats and close it or tape the other side on.
That’s it! Now onto the inspiration!
Valentine’s Day
For the valentine’s day version of the jumbo ring pop, I used a heart-shaped container I found at Target.
I filled it with:
- Haribo hearts
- Love struck face mask
- Lip mask
- Heart pimple patches
- Lip claw clip
Check out the video below to see how I created and filled it!
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St. Patrick’s Day
For St. Patrick’s Day, I used two green plastic bowls from the dollar store taped together, and added some leprechaun flair with a green sequin bow. I also added some “pot o’ gold” magic by wrapping the foam circle in some gold adhesive mirror tiles.
I filled mine with:
- Rainbow socks
- Lucky charms claw clip
- Clover straw covers
- Rainbow candy
- Lucky patches
Check out the video below to see how I created and filled it!
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Easter
My Easter Jumbo Ring Pop featured a giant Easter egg for the ring’s jewel, embellished with some bunny ears and blue gingham ribbon.
I even added a white pom pom to the back of the egg as an adorable little bunny tail.
Check out the video below to see how I created and filled it!
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Graduation
My Graduation gift jumbo ring pop is wearing a graduation cap! It also features the word “GRAD” spelled out in varsity-style letters.
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Check out the video below to see how I created and filled it!
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Fourth of July
The Fourth of July Jumbo Ring pop was fun to create with red bowls and a blue plate. I added “USA” letter patches to the bowls, and painted the foam ring blue. White foam stars completed the patriotic look!
Check out the video below to see how I created and filled it!
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Back to School
I used red bowls and decorated them to look like an apple for my Back to School jumbo ring pop. I decorated the ring itself to look like a pencil, and added “ABC” letter stickers to the front for the final touch. This would be such a cute gift for a kid going back to school or a teacher appreciation gift!
I filled mine with:
- quirky fun pens
- highlighters
- a gift card
Check out the video below to see how I created and filled it!
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Halloween
If you know me, you know Halloween is my absolute favorite holiday. So of course I had to make SEVERAL Halloween ring pops!
First, I made a googly monster eye one using pink dollar store bowls and adhesive googly eyes. Then, I added a giant one on top!
I filled it with:
- an eyeball hot cocoa ball
- eyeball sprinkles
- eyeball gummies
Check out the video below to see how I created and filled it!
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Next, I made a ghost-themed ring pop. This one was so easy to make with cute ghost-shaped felt cutouts.
Inside, I put:
- Ghost smarties
- Mini ghost slime
- Wind up ghost toy
- Boo bling (candy jewelry)
- Ghost dots candy
Check out the video below to see how I created and filled it!
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Next, I made a spider-themed Halloween Ring Pop using purple bowls and a variety of plastic spiders.
Check out the video below to see how I created and filled it!
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Finally, I made a vampire jumbo ring pop gift, using red bowls with paper bats attached on the outside. For extra vampire vibes, I added plastic blood splatters around the edge of the ring pop’s “jewel”.
Inside, I added:
- Haribo Vampire candy
- a coffin filled with black candy
- assorted vampire teeth candy
- vampire fangs
- vampire clicker
- bat string lights
- bat balloon
- Halloween stickers
Check out the video below to see how I created and filled it!
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Christmas
Halloween is my favorite holiday, but Christmas might be a close second! That’s why I created two different versions of a Christmas Jumbo Ring Pop.
The first one is gingerbread themed. I used brown bowls from the dollar store, and then used white and pink puffy paint to add “icing” and “gum drop” decorations.
Then, I filled it with:
- Gingerbread people stuffies
- Gingerbread man squishie
- Gingerbread man container filled with candy
- DIY gingerbread man cup & paintbrushes
- Gingerbread man foam craft
- Gingerbread man cookie
Check out the video below to see how I created and filled it!
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Next, I created a cute Santa ring pop by using red bowls embellished with fur and felt to make Santa’s coat belt.
I filled mine with:
- Santa hat hersheys kiss
- Santa lip pop
- Santa foam craft
- Santa snow globe craft
- Santa claw clip
- Santa chocolate
- Peppermint twists in Santa hats
Check out the video below to see how I created and filled it!
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Whether for Easter, Halloween, or the festive spirit of the holidays, these DIY delights can bring sweetness to any moment and every occasion.
Happy Gifting!
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