This is my last time sharing for the Handmade Christmas series we’ve been having the past 2 weeks. I have loved it; how about you?
Today, I’m sharing a pinterest find I pinned last year and just decided to make this year.
The great thing about this wreath is this: if it doesn’t turn out, you can always just eat the candy canes. {can you tell there’s a story behind this?}
All you need for this wreath is candy canes, ribbon, & some super strong glue {such as E6000}. I picked up most of my supplies at Kmart.
It’s all pretty self explanatory. Just make a bunch of hearts with your candy canes, glue them together, and add some ribbon.
Let it dry for a while {as recommended on the package} and then put it up wherever your “heart” {har har har!} desires. Although, it’s probably best not to put it on a door that will get slammed since candy canes are quite a bit more breakable than pinecone clusters.
You may notice my wreath is pictured on a table, not on a door?
That’s because I chose to use hot glue instead of E6000. DumbDumbDumb. Learn from my mistakes, ok? Even though my glue was not strong enough to hang the candy canes on a door, I still love the look of it on my coffee table. So festive!
That’s why it’s handy that I can always eat these little guys even though my “wreath” didn’t turn out exactly as I hoped. I trust that you are a better rule-follower than I am.
Right?
Join me back here on Friday for a LINKY PARTY!!! That’s right…get ready to link up your handmade Christmas project on Friday at 8:00 AM! Anything handmade & Christmas-y goes: recipe, gift idea, home decor, etc. Can’t wait to see your great ideas!!
p.s. have you heard of Smiley360? It’s a community that you can join and be the first to try out new products! Smiley360 & Kmart gave me a gift card to get some Christmas decor items. That’s where I got most of my supplies for this wreath. Check out Kmart for unique & beautiful Christmas supplies & go sign up for Smiley360 so you can try out & share new products for FREE!
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2 responses to “Candy Cane Wreath”
so did they not stick or stay together? it is still beautiful! 🙂
maybe turn it into a centerpiece on your table. Put a big white or red candle with the some greenery around it in the middle or a bowl with ornaments in it in the middle?
the hot glue hold wasn’t strong enough to keep it together as a hanging wreath. I definitely considered using it on my kitchen table, but I already have something else on there now. 🙂