Ribbon candy ornaments easy diy

Ribbon candy ornaments are a favorite for Christmas trees everywhere. So why spend the money on them if you don't have to? This is a simple craft that even kids can do, and they'll look great at Christmas, and year-round. Read on to learn how to make ribbon candy instruments.

This is such a classic ornament that everybody has a version of it. Martha and BHG both put beads in between each fold, I saw a paper version floating around somewhere this year, I think even the l…

Do you hear that? That’s the sound of the holiday season barreling down the tracks. Don’t worry though - I’m here today to share some quick and easy-to-sew Christmas decorations that will get your holiday spirit ready for what’s coming! I’ve partnered with a few blogger friends who have some fantas

I remember trying to eat ribbon candy at Christmastime when I was a kid. It was always a little too big for my mouth and didn’t really taste that great. But I ate it anyway, because it was one of those things that was only available this time of the year, which made it special.&a

Today I am sharing EASY DIY and Cheap or Inexpensive Ribbon Candy Ornaments & Decorations - and I will also show you how I made them in a how to tutorial aft...

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Create beautiful felt ribbon candy ornaments for your Christmas tree with my easy tutorial. All you need is felt, hot glue, pearl beads, and embroidery floss for threading.

I got a little nostalgic with these fabric ribbon candy ornaments!

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...

Ribbon Filled Ornament - These would make a great gift, stocking stuffer or classroom project for the holidays!