Christmas candy diy decorations

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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

I love the look of these DIY Felt Candy Christmas Tree Ornaments. Fast to make, they add a little whimsy and fun to your tree – while not adding calories to your waistline. The best part about these Ornaments is that they won’t shatter or and little kids can’t easily destroy them. For this tutorial...

Our own Emily has created a holiday wonderland in her own yard. With these instructions, you can create your own fantasy holiday world.

Want some ideas on how to make inexpensive but large candy decorations for Christmas decorating, Candy Crush Saga Party or candy-themed birthday party? The decorations featured here are in Christmas colors but could be easily changed for other occasions or events. The main "ingredients" in these candies are insulation foam in a can, disposable plates and bowls, wrapping paper and paint. There are other brands of this type of product too...they give similar results for craft projects…

In today's post: Learn how to make these adorable candy Christmas trees - this easy DIY gift idea is perfect for grandkids, teachers, friends, or anyone! Fun DIY Christmas Gift idea If you are looking

The perfect DIY to add more whimsy to your Christmas tree! This year we're embracing all things magical and fun and bringing back colorful Christmas decor. If you love pink and glitter, this DIY is for you! This DIY is inspired by the crafts I worked on during my time at the White House as a holiday decorator and all of the magical, oversized decor we used.💖

Make your house extra-festive this holiday season.