Candy corsage diy

Candy birthday corsages for girls went out of fashion a long time ago. Is this vintage tradition ready for a comeback?

How to Make a Corsage: This corsage can be made out of inexpensive materials, using either fake, or real flowers. Most of the materials for this came from the dollar store, or Wally-world, aka Walmart.

Candy corsages were popular in the 1950s and 1960s. A birthday girl's friends would give them to her to wear during the school day. The kinds of treats attached to the corsage coincided with how old she was. On her 10th birthday, the corsage held 10 lollipops; on her 11th it was draped in 11 gum drops, and so on.

How to Make a Quick Candy Wrapper Corsage: My friend wanted to throw a elaborate 80's candy themed prom.. I decided to make a candy wrapper corsage for my date to fix my art craving while making it a bit more personal.. time to go big or stay home! Materials: - Ribbon (funky bright color i…

Hi Tatertots & Jello fans! My name is Tauni and I am excited to be over to share a super simple New Year’s Eve party favor that you can still put together before the holiday! I know a lot of people love going out on the town New Year’s Eve. While I love the IDEA...Read the Post

Good Monday, my friends (and welcome to guests from the Crazy Little Projects Birthday Bash)! I am excited to be sharing a tutorial for a fun candy birthday bracelet. Thi

Candy birthday corsages for girls went out of fashion a long time ago. Is this vintage tradition ready for a comeback?

Lollipop Corsage for My Princess

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