Creative food craft ideas
This might be better over at Home and Garden since it’s not technically edible with all the glue, but it took a lot of candy. I made this conversation heart wreath for Celebrations. Find the how-tos HERE.
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All candy and popcorn (cleverly attached to the top). Bonus: They don’t melt! Learn to make these candy and popcorn “sundaes” HERE at Cute as a Fox.
Looking for some amazing Popcorn flavors? Check out these yummy and amazing variety of popcorn flavored salts
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It’s stunning how so very like a real rose “Fruit by the Foot” can look! Learn to make these rose-topped cupcakes HERE at Homemade Mamas.… Read More ...
I love these because it’s so last minute. And the Super Bowl is tomorrow, people! (Which I know pretty much only because of this job and my husband’s mumblings.) Turn chewy candies in to football cupcake toppers HERE at Craft Buds. Are you planning on having a party or family gathering for the Super Bowl Football? A great reason … Read More ...
I have to admit, I’m fascinated by and very much appreciate when clever people find ways to take sweets and goodies to a deeper level of dark. Check out Sweetly Demented, a “confectionary line ranging from, the morbid, shabby chic, woodzie, tastefully disgusting & sometimes just plain rude.” These handmade chocolates, marshmallows, caramels and toffee are exquisitely crafted. Shown … Read More ...
This isn’t technically edible with the hot glue gun involved, but this does pay tribute to candy. I made some conversation heart rings and barrettes, though you can use the same technique for any jewelry. Find the how-tos HERE at Celebrations.… Read More ...
I just never tire of ideas with conversation hearts. Lucky thing this time of year. Turn your own homemade marshmallows into these gorgeous conversation hearts HERE at A Farmgirl’s Dabbles. Thanks to Michelle for sending along!
My marshmallow love bugs are included in this roundup of Valentine’s crafts for kids over at Parenting. The roundup includes some edibles, some not, but it’s a great roundup, so I had to share with you. They also included our own Amanda‘s so clever lollipop flowers (made with egg cartons!) from Crafts by Amanda. And I adore … Read More ...
I’m loving this fancied up version of Martha Stewart’s lollipop flowers… So beautiful and way better than a plain on lollipop. Learn to make them with step-by-step photographs HERE at Rachael Rabbit.
Need Lollipops in bulk? Check out these on Amazon.
Are you seeking a fun and festive way to celebrate Valentine’s Day with your loved ones? Look no further! This free printable Valentine’s Day Bingo game is the perfect activity for adding some excitement and cheer to your holiday celebration. Whether you’re hosting a party or simply looking for something to enjoy with … Read More ...
I’ve seen plenty of candy necklaces before, and have even posted on them here, but I’ve never seen any using this method with the wrapped candies and reinforcement labels. Don’t they look so very sophisticated? Find the how-tos to make them HERE at Bowdabra Blog.… Read More ...
Valentines, hearts, chocolate and flowers all in one. How utterly fitting. Plus, these pretty-in-pink chocolate-hiding “flowers” use balloon sticks. In thousands of posts, I don’t think I’ve ever posted on any craft that uses balloon sticks. Learn to make them HERE at A Spoonful of Sugar.… Read More ...
Wait a minute, they sell heart-shaped marshmallows
? I was just in the supermarket last night and I most assuredly would’ve bought these had I seen them. Make conversation heart pops from marshmallow hearts HERE at Sweet Simple Stuff.… Read More ...
Aren’t these paper candy baskets for Valentine’s Day the cutest? And they also have accompanying kids’ Valentine’s Day cards. Find the free printable and how-tos HERE at Party Planning Center. And find the how-tos and free printable for these 3D heart cupcake toppers HERE.
I see conversation heart candies everywhere. But this is the first time I’ve seen them as toast. Have conversation hearts for breakfast with these how-tos for making conversation heart toast HERE at Hungry Happenings.
Check out these Make-Ahead Recipes books
we found on Amazon.
If you are looking for more easy breakfast ideas check out our Pinterest board dedicated … Read More ...
