Oversized candy decorations

Are you planning to host a candy land theme party? Check this tutorial on how to make a giant lollipop out of pool noodles but upgraded into a truly eye-candy prop.

Cotton candy decoration. I used fake spider webs from the dollar store instead of the material used in the insides of a quilt.

Our last-minute gingerbread house project got a little out of hand; now I want to make ALL the cute giant sweets! We're nearly done, though, so let me show you some fun DIYs: 1) Giant Wrapped Candies: These are cheap and easy to make, but pack a HUGE punch. I love them so much. Everything you need is at Dollar Tree: foil wrapping paper (1 roll = 2 candies), small zip ties, and these plastic containers: Put the lids aside, you won't need them. Wrap your container lengthwise with the foil…

Decorate your outdoor space with these Awesome Outdoor Decorations for Christmas

Here’s the answer to yesterday’s post “Can You Guess?” I had seen Jumbo Candy Decorations on Pinterest for Christmas decorations and thought they were so cute! So when our l…

Make Giant Hershey's Kisses from Foil

DIY gumdrop decorations are easy to make in a variety of sizes. Use them to decorate for a Candyland-themed party, holiday decor or a set design for a stage play. The basic method involves cutting papier-mache or craft foam shapes into gumdrop shapes, painting them and adding glitter.

If you want to create an awesome festive outdoor scene but don't want to break the bank, then follow these tutorials for some awesome outdoor Christmas decorations you can make in no time!