Candy christmas tree diy

Come check out my Candyland Christmas tree and learn how to make three different kinds of DIY Candyland Christmas decorations - donuts, large lollipops, small swirl lollipops, and candies. These DIY ornaments are easy to make, inexpensive, and dry overnight. They're also fun to make with the kids. I also share the sources for the other ornaments on my tree (all under $2 each!).

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…

Easy edible Christmas trees that go perfectly with my graham cracker gingerbread houses!

Are you looking to create magic at home this holiday season? I'm excited to share ideas on how you can use a Cricut Explore Air 2 to totally create your own custom Pink Peppermint Advent

A Christmas tree you can eat! This simple, yet festive peppermint candy Christmas tree is perfect for the holidays as it is a feast for your eyes and your palat…

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

Inspiring creativity with Latina style and sparkle - crafts, DIY, recipes, and storytelling by Kathy Cano-Murillo, The Crafty Chica!

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...