Christmas candy float ideas

Boiled Lolly Solar L.E.D. Light Outdoor Decoration: Made some boiled lolly lights one Christmas, this year they are getting new cellophane covers as the Australian sun is brutal and has drained all the colour out of them.

Gingerbread and Candyland Ideas, NOT just Christmas. Fake Bakes (some Real), Crafts, Gnomes, SVGs and MORE

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)

Waverly on Instagram: "Another #throwback of My giant #rainbow twist #lollipop #diy I did last year for my #candylandchristmas ! #giantlollipop #giantcandy #dollartreediy #candyland #giantprop #rainbowlollipop #artsandcrafts"

Whether you want to make a carousel for younger kids or go all-out with a beautifully painted creation from scratch, here are 14 DIY parade float ideas. #diy #diycraft #diyparadefloat #diyparade #diyparadefloatideas

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…

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109K likes, 496 comments. “Giant Fake Candy decor using Dollar Tree bowls! Perfect for Christmas outdoor decor! @dollartree”