Halloween Candy Wreath
I'm going to let you in on a little info about my husband and I. We love to have candy in the house. We love to decorate with candy. Sometimes, we even love to eat candy :)
Needless to say, when I saw an idea to make a candy wreath I was all over it. I made one last year for Halloween and loved it so much that I had to redo it this year, with slight modification of course.
I started out with a foam wreath from Dollar Tree. Let me tell you something about Dollar Tree. Three words: Cheap craft heaven!! Always check there first. Especially when it comes to vases, glassware, etc. Where else could you get a foam wreath and grosgrain ribbon for $1?!?
Back to the wreath... I tied the ribbon around the wreath, then started with Tootsie Pops. I cut off the sucker sticks at an angle so they were easy to stick into the wreath. I then filled in the rest of the wreath by using hot glue to attach the rest of the candy.
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Halloween 2010 |
We loved that wreath. Even so, like I said, I decided to "tweak" it a bit this year. Same concept, only this time I began by wrapping Halloween (black with orange pumpkins) around the wreath, securing it with hot glue every other time around. I spaced it out to leave plenty of room for the candy. This not only made it easier because I didn't have to put nearly as much candy, but it also made the wreath so much lighter! (My 2010 version was HEAVY!)
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Halloween 2011 |
So that's my super cute, cheap, easy Halloween candy wreath! It's definitely going to be a must for every Halloween in the Green house!
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