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DIY Donut Hole Flower Pops

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Last Updated:September 20, 2022Published:April 21, 2015
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These donut hole flower pops are easy to make, kid-friendly, and the perfect addition to your Spring party or Mother’s Day brunch!

Up until about a year ago when I started doing more styling work, I never quite caught on to the amazingness of fresh flowers. Mainly stemming from the fact that I would ask myself why spending $15 on a bunch of flowers that would wilt in a few days was a better investment than something like chocolate. But then I started working with them more and now I can’t leave the grocery store without at least side-eyeing those lovely blooms. Sure they’ll die in a few days, but the few days that they are alive chilling on the fireplace mantle is a rainy day mood booster that can’t be beat.

These donut hole flower pops are easy to make, kid-friendly, and the perfect addition to your Spring party or Mother's Day brunch!

Unless you also happen to stumble across the grocery store bakery and just happen to toss a bag of fresh baked donut holes into your cart. I’m not sure what is better: Flowers or Donuts? That’s a lie, donuts always win.

These donut hole flower pops are easy to make, kid-friendly, and the perfect addition to your Spring party or Mother's Day brunch!

But with these donut hole flower pops, you don’t have to choose! You get a little bit of both. Or a lot of both if you choose to hoard the whole bowl to yourself.

These donut hole flower pops are easy to make, kid-friendly, and the perfect addition to your Spring party or Mother's Day brunch!

So what do you need to pull off these donut pops? A printable flower, paper straw, and donut hole. That’s all. Done-so. Consider your brunch beautified with doughy goodness and fresh blooms straight from the printer.

These donut hole flower pops are easy to make, kid-friendly, and the perfect addition to your Spring party or Mother's Day brunch!

After printing out the flower printable, use an exacto knife to cut out a mini plus sign into the centers of each one. Bend the top of the paper straw, slip on the flower printable, and then pop on a donut hole.

These donut hole flower pops are easy to make, kid-friendly, and the perfect addition to your Spring party or Mother's Day brunch!
Materials:
Flower Printables (for personal use only) //  White Cardstock
Paper Straws  //  Scissors and Exacto Knife   //   Donut Holes

You can lay these at each place setting or display them in little sprinkle jars like you see here. And if you really want to go out with a full bouquet, put some styrofoam in a large flower pot, fill with fake grass, and grow yourself a donut garden!

Did you make this?
Tag me on Instagram @designeatrepeat or leave a comment below to let me know how it turned out! I love seeing what you’ve made.
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  1. Toni Miller says

    04/22/2015 at 9:53 am

    Your clever twist on things always cracks me up! So cute. P.S. I totally have those straws and they are my FAV. :)

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    • Melissa says

      04/25/2015 at 8:26 pm

      Haha thanks, Toni! Although I must say that YOU are the queen of clever baking twists. And YES, aren’t those straws the cutest? I saw them at Target and had no choice. Have you been to their party aisle lately? It’s on point. I had to restrict myself from buying all the new party hat designs they had!

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