How To Make A Customized Pen

Pen is a universal freebies. Almost every company is capitalizing on such item as their promotional giveaway in trade events, job fairs, inter-office occasions, party and many other marketing occasions. This is the reason why people tend to just ignore the pens that they get. To be able to take back the enthusiasm of people towards receiving pens, why don't you add up a little twist on this little item? How? It is simple; just instill a little creativity and imagination to come up with the best customized pens ever. This will surely bring back people's enthusiasm towards receiving pens during special affairs.

Sounds hard? If you find it complicated to create something like that, here is a simple step by step guide on how you can create a personalized pen that would be great for gifts on holidays, special occasions, trade shows and promotional occasions.

You need:

Rubberized Spray Paint, Pearl Powder, Masking Tape, Marker, Unused Containers

Procedure:

Step One. Get a plain colored pen (preferably white). Take out the ink cartridge and color the tube with the color that you like. Set aside and let it dry. exhaust the unused container to avoid sticking the painted pens on the ground.

Step Two. For the cartridge end-cap, wrap your pen with masking tape exposing the area that you desire to paint. Spray paint it that way so the painted area will not be ruined. Upon completion, let it rest.

Step Three. In painting the rubber grip use rubberized pens to be able to color it. You can just pat it with pearl powder to add a shining outcome.

Creating your personalized pen is as easy as one-two-three. If you are deeming of giving it as a giveaway, just get a beautiful box where you can place it. Just affix a card and write your message or your greeting for the holidays. Definitely, your receiver will totally appreciate your gift because it is done straight from the heart.

By: Cheryl D. Miller

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Cheryl D. Miller is a writer for Customized Promotional Pens and Promotional Pens with Logo. Read more articles by Cheryl D. Miller here.