Giant ribbon candy

Happy Saturday! Today I’m sharing a project that I love and I can’t wait to put outside- outdoor lollipops. I’ve seen many different versions of these on Pinterest and I thought a…

Vintagegiant plastic fakechocolate bon-bon/truffle candy in a gold wrapper.Looks like a huge chocolate truffle drizzled with white chocolate.Measures approx. 22" in diameter x 13-1/8"H.It is all one p...from

Learn how to make giant rock candy decorations out of upcycled garbage - cardboard boxes, scrap paper, glue, and a few other easy-to come-by-items is all it takes to make some magic! Check out my blog and video tutorial. This is the first episode in a mini series on how to make all types of giant candy decorations with reuse stuff!

jumbo red and white set of faux lollipops with sprinkles. The lollipops are fully finished on both sides and sealed for many years of enjoyment. The handle screws in and out of the base for ease of storage. The lollipop is finished with a gingham ribbon.

How To Make Giant Lollipops {Themed Party Idea}This tutorial will show you how to turn styrofoam and cellophane in to the perfect lollipop party decorations. Use bright colors for your candy land themed party, make them in orange and black to decorate for trick-or-treaters, or use Christmas colors as party of your outdoor holiday decorations.View This Tutorial

Learn How to Make Giant Candy for a Candyland Theme - out of things around the house like paper plates, toy balls, pool noodles, and cardboard.

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…

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We volunteered to decorate our trunk for "Trunk or Treat" at our church on Halloween. We decided on a "Candy Land" theme...and here's a fun little idea I couldn't wait to share... First I took jello molds and added foam stickers... (I noticed afterward that the real candies say "Life Savers"...ooops! Too late now, don't tell the kids :) Sprayed them with primer... Some of the letters were popping up so I glued them down. Do this before spraying the color on. I learned this the hard way with…