Clay candy diy

Candy

From lollipops to gumdrops to wrapped sweets, follow the step-by-step instructions to re-create these designs in this holiday fondant candy tutorial!

I love using candy canes as ornaments, but (let me show my neurotic side) I am not particularly fond of the colors they come in. Classic red and white is great and all, but what if I want candy cane colors to match my decor? And let’s not talk about how gross they get if […]

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I am still in the sweet candy mood. So here are my paper craft version of the gum paste candy that I made last month. Note: Crepe paper colors will run if the paper gets wet. Remove the cupcake toppers before eating and remember that the cupcake toppers are not toys for small children. This...Read More

Why stop at candy cane hoops? 😜 These cute peppermint drops will be coming with my next holiday restock. Stay tuned for the date! #cute #peppermint...

These clay peppermint candies were inspired by an episode of How It’s Made on the History Channel that I watched a couple of years ago… on how peppermint candies are made of course. As much as I LOVE polymer clay, there are a lot of tools and techniques that I’m not familiar with, so there might be a name for this kind of technique. But this tutorial, and my whole

I used these for my miniature gingerbread house. I made up this little peppermint candy tutorial. Here are two ways to make candy canes. The first one is basic. The second way I discovered by accident. By simply mixing up the colors you want, rolling them, and twisting them, you can always come up with realistic looking candy. I bought shimmer powder at a local scrapbook store. It makes the candy look beautifully sugary!

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