Today I’m sharing some sweet Christmas candy creations for your decor. I normally get candy that I decorate with from the dollar store. It’s cheap and most of the time made in China (which makes it less appetizing to me so I’m not tempted to snack on it).
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Some of these would be a fun activity to do with the kids but I would get candy you feel comfortable having them eat (because you know they will 🙂 )!
Clever Christmas decorations made from candy!
Peppermint Monogram Wreath see the tutorial at Two Twenty One
Popcorn and jellybean Christmas garland from Cirkus
Candy trees see the tutorial at Kindred Live
Peppermint candy wreath from Better Homes & Gardens
Apothecary jars can be filled with all sorts of candy like these from The V Spot
Peppermint candy cupcake stand see the tutorial at Pizzazzerie
This sugarplum tree is from BHG
Peppermint candy letters from Centsational Girl
Get the tutorial for this non pareils topiary at BHG
Candy cane candle cuff at Rise and Shine
Candy cane topiary see the tutorial at Dollar Store Crafts
Rhonda says
those are cute and I can just imagine my grandchildren would all try to eat them 🙂
Vee says
What pretty concoctions. Unfortunately, they’d not be safe here.
Theresa H. Roach says
So cute:) Makes me hungry! Enjoy your weekend dear Manuela, HUGS!
Doreen@househoneys says
These are beyond adorable Manuela! It’s hard to decide which is my favorite, but I’m particularly drawn to the cupcake stand. Just a couple of days ago I made something similar to the candy cane cuff and I love how it turned out. I will put it up on the blog soon.
Thank you for the fabulous inspiration!
Carol says
I always wanted to make a candy house at Christmas, but I knew I would just eat too many of the supplies
Rhonda says
I was at Walmart yesterday and wanted to buy some peppermint for my cough but there were only empty shelves where the pepper mints were supposed to be. All the crafters in this town must be reading your blog 🙂
Manuela says
LOL! I hope not!