Candy decorations diy

These giant lollipops are going in my lollipop woods section of candyland. I am excited to see the children with these because at 5 foot tall, they will look as big as a tree to …

766K views · 71K likes | Kaarin Staalsen on Instagram: "Giant candy heart bracelet DIY! This took me so long but was so fun to make😂 Perfect for those of you who like candy themed Christmas decor😍 I think I will get a white tree skirt to put underneath it to really make it pop! I also have a YouTube video out with the full process of making this! . . . #diy #diyprojects #diyproject #diydecor #diyideas #christmasdecor #interiordesign #interiordesigner #eclecticdecor #kaarinjoy #explorepage…

How To Make Giant Lollipops {Themed Party Idea}This tutorial will show you how to turn styrofoam and cellophane in to the perfect lollipop party decorations. Use bright colors for your candy land themed party, make them in orange and black to decorate for trick-or-treaters, or use Christmas colors as party of your outdoor holiday decorations.View This Tutorial

Create a whimsical faux popsicle with this step-by-step guide! Craft your own delightful and delectable-looking creation, perfect for decor or play props. Indulge in creative fun as you learn how to make a fake popsicle that looks so realistic, you'll be tempted to take a bite.

If you want a costume you can throw on as easily as a feather boa around your neck, this DIY costume is for you! Try this DIY candy necklace costume!!! If you have some tired pool noodles from a few too many summers in the sun, this is a great way to reuse them because …

Create your own Candyland Christmas decorations! Get inspired for decorating with out candy Christmas ornament and tree ideas!

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.

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.

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…