Small candy bouquet

Miss Kopy Kat blog...tutorial on : Making Small Candy Bouquets...great to make for groups (like a team or classroom) or for party favors, etc. Very inexpensive.:

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Learn how to make a cute candy bouquet, a fun treat for kids and adults alike! Get the step-by-step and pictures for making your own!

The time of year that I see candy bouquets in stores is mostly around Valentine's Day. After looking at the price tags on them, I looked even closer to see if I could copy the technique and make some more inexpensively myself. Depending on the materials and candy that you choose, you can make candy bouquets in any price range. They are fun and easy plus folks are really thrilled to receive them. They can be tailored to any season and for lots of different reasons. Most traditional candy…

This is a fun project to make for party favors, teachers' gifts, or craft bazaars (which is what I am making them for). The fundraiser at my church is a few days before Valentine's Day so I made these with that theme in mind. This is an idea that is adapted from a blog post by Abby Lyn at Crafty Thoughts. All of the supplies for this project came from the Dollar Tree (except for the actual Coke...they only sell the larger size bottles and not cans at the Dollar Tree I go to.) I got enough…

How to Make a Candy Bouquet | ThriftyFun

Birthday candy bouquet

Turn jelly bellies and other sweets into adorable tiny bouquets! They are such a fun project for Easter or anytime in spring.

How to make a candy bouquet in 5 minutes? It’s very easy! Watch the video to inspire yourself with diy candy bouquet ideas. These Valentines day candy bouquets will be a great gift for any person you’d like to surprise. Choose the candy bouquet ideas you like the most and replicate them in a couple of steps. Use such a small candy bouquet as a Birthday gift, as a gift for Mother’s Day or any other occasion. Follow us for more Valentines crafts, decor ideas and diy projects.

Candy Bouquet: hot glue bamboo skewers to the back of assorted candy bars, fill a small container with floral foam, insert skewers into foam, cover base of container with crinkly filler and wrap outside with tissue paper and ribbon. So easy! I made these for my children to take back to college with them for when they need something for late night studying and it's a nice reminder of home.

Need a fun and memorable present? Here's how to make a Candy Bouquet DIY gift. It's a sweet treat that's perfect for any occasion!

A very inexpensive container for a candy bouquet is a decorative bag. Just think of all the pretty, fun, cute bags out there that would be perfect to give a ready-made theme for your candy bouquet. The bags in this post are Valentine-related but "think outside the bag" for other occasions. Other items you will need to make a candy bouquet in a bag are candy, wooden skewers, clear tape and foam. Sometimes the foam can be the most expensive part of the bouquet! Look at Dollar Tree for foam on…

Mini chocolate bouquet- Mother’s Day/ Father’s Day stall

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