Primitive candy canes diy

Primitive Candy Canes You will need: 5 pack plastic candy canes {mine are from The Dollar Tree} red/white ticking {or any other Christmas f...

Learn how to make these handmade candy cane ornaments for Christmas using air-dry clay. CHRISTMAS | Updated November 19, 2023 SAVE TO PINTEREST Candy canes are one of those symbols of the Christmas season that can fit into any decor. These ornaments are no exception and they can be made very primitive or left clean and modern. They have an little added sparkle thanks to a dusting of mica flakes. This post contains affiliate links which means I receive a small commission if you choose to make…

I love the primitive look, especially at Christmas time! I decided to make my own primitive Christmas ornaments this year for a tiny tree I picked up at a churc…

Just in time. These cute DIY candy cane ornaments cost only pennies to make and can be done in 15 minutes or less. Step by step tutorial.

These primitive peppermint sticks turned out so cute! Learn how to make your own in this easy to follow tutorial.

Hello Friends, so glad you're here to join in at All About Home! Hope you had a wonderful Christmas week, but hey, we're still in Holiday mode over here. We took a little break last week to focus on Christmas here at All About Home. Wow, there was so much wonderful Christmas Inspiration I hated to miss a week, but we're back and I still want to feature a few of the fun posts from our last party. Thanks so much for sharing all your amazing Christmas Inspiration this Season! Amber and I are…

If you like primitive Christmas decor you are going to love these candy canes. See how easy you can make these adorable primitive candy canes with just...

Today I'm making candy canes! Not the good ones that you eat but cute ones that you can hang on the tree, decorate a gift, or just fill ...

Primitive Candy Canes You will need: 5 pack plastic candy canes {mine are from The Dollar Tree} red/white ticking {or any other Christmas fabric you like} glue cinnamon Make a small cut a little less than 1 inch and rip the length of your fabric. Then cut that length in half you will use about 1" x 30" strips per candy cane. Add a dot of glue on the curve end of your candy cane. Place the end of your strip of fabric on the glue and cover the tip. Then start wrapping, you will need to pull…

I made these adorable candy cane ornaments that I saw on Anna Wight's blog last Christmas. Truth is, I love everything she makes, particularly this time of year. I tore thing strips of gingham fabric and wrapped them around real...