Candy land christmas decor

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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…

Back drop, balloon arch, buckets, and candy land direction signs came from Amazon. Lollipops made from colored plates, wooden dowels, and cellophane wrap. Giant hard candies made from paper lanterns and cellophane wrap. Columns made from poster board and white tape.

You’re Purchasing One, made to order, (small) sugarcoated gumdrop decoration. Choose from a variety of colors, they make the perfect item for “Candyland or Willy Wonka” themed parties. These gumdrops are made from a solid block of Styrofoam, cut to size, painted, and finished with the color of your choice. To make it sweet, we dusted the gumdrop with sugarcoat like finish for that perfect look. Available in three sizes: • Large 9 ½” tall by approximately 10” round * photo prop. • Jumbo 18”…

Our own Emily has created a holiday wonderland in her own yard. With these instructions, you can create your own fantasy holiday world.

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Tutorial: Learn how to make Giant Gumdrops #tutorial #candy #diy #candyland #christmas #decoration

Make large gumdrops out of plastic sand pails. Simply coat the outside of each pail with spray-on glue then sprinkle on clear glitter to give them the sugary look of a gumdrop. Allow the pails to dry completely then turn them upside down and place them in clusters or along the pathway. (inspiration only - no link)