Make it with everyday materials! A collection of stylish DIY pen holder ideas
Is your desk cluttered and driving you crazy? With a pen holder, you can not only keep your stationery neatly organized, but also display your favorite writing tools stylishly like part of your decor! In this article, we’ll introduce ideas for DIY pen holders you can make using everyday materials.
Put household items like milk cartons, toilet paper rolls, and origami paper to good use and create your very own original pen holder.
From simple designs to slightly more elaborate ones, you’re sure to find ideas you can tailor to your taste!
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Make it with everyday materials! A collection of stylish DIY pen holder ideas (1–10)
Paper pen holder
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Colorful and cute! Here are some ideas for a paper pen holder.
These are perfect if you want to make a colorful pen holder for kids or brighten up a room.
You’ll need square sticky notes or memo paper, straws, glue or double-sided tape, and adhesive.
Wrap a sticky note around a straw and secure it with glue or double-sided tape.
Repeat the same steps for each color to make the parts, then assemble them in an alternating pattern to finish.
The result is a simple yet eye-catching pen holder!
Shaka-shaka pen stand
The moving beads make it so fun! Here are some ideas for a shake-shake pen holder.
Let’s make a pen holder that rattles and is fun to create with kids.
What you’ll need: empty jars (large and small), decorative pom-poms, tape, a hot glue gun, your favorite stickers, beads and other decorative materials, and an A4-size soft card case.
The process of making it while using your favorite materials is exciting for both children and adults.
When gathering supplies, try purchasing them while imagining the finished result.
Block Separate Pen Stand
Pop and cute! Here’s an idea for a block-based separated pen holder.
Your child loved playing with building blocks, but now they don’t use them as much anymore—sound familiar? This is a great way to repurpose those blocks: a separated pen holder made from them.
One of the charms is the colorful look and the freedom to finish it with any color combinations you like! All you need to prepare are the blocks.
It also sounds fun to customize the design and shape.
Remade paper-bag pen holder
Natural and stylish! Here are ideas for upcycling paper bags into pen holders.
If you tend to hang on to shopping or gift bags because it feels wasteful to throw them away, this is perfect for you.
These pen holder ideas repurpose paper bags.
All you need is a kraft paper bag with a design you like, scissors, and double-sided tape.
The steps are simple and easy to follow, so why not give it a try? Using a bag with your favorite design is sure to lift your spirits.
Pen holder made from wooden sticks and an empty box
This is a stylish pen holder made from an empty cylindrical snack box and wooden sticks.
You can find the wooden sticks at 100-yen shops, so give it a look.
First, cut the empty box to a height that makes it easy to use as a pen holder.
Once it’s cut, cover it with your favorite origami paper or similar so the original design of the box doesn’t show through.
Next, use a glue gun to attach wooden sticks around the outside of the box.
Finally, decorate it with lace, beads, and other embellishments in your favorite style, and you’re done.
