Candy Projects

Let's craft with candy! You can use any kind of candy you like... It can be wrapped or not and your finished craft can be edible or not. You can also use other items in your project, it does not have to be made using candy alone.

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TOBPA shares this advent craft along with a poem that goes with it.

Amanda Teel shares how she made an adorable candy pail by altering a paint can.

Make this small, felt mouse submitted by Angie Edwards. Perfect for a Christmas tree ornament or a gift.

Find out how to make a tiny reindeer using a candy cane, shared by Reginald.

Laurel Sweney from Ohio shared this candy Christmas house she made.

Instructions to make a tiny cornucopia treat using an ice cream cone and fruit- shaped candies.

You can make all your friends and family these fun candy Kiss rose buds for a special treat for any occasion.

Ayesha explains how you can make a tasty candy pizza.

Create candy flowers in a terra cotta clay pot. Makes a great gift!

Phyllis shares directions for transforming a simple sucker into a fun ghost. These sucker ghosts are fun for trick-or-treaters or as party favors.

Discover how easy it is to recycle candy wrappers.

Make a wreath using hard, wrapped candies, ribbon, and a hanger! A fun decoration that you can eat.

Kids will enjoy making this simple snack that looks like the hat worn by Dr. Seuss' Cat-in-The-Hat!

Follow these instructions and make a fun, heart-shaped frame decorated with candy canversation hearts.

I made these Dr. Seuss themed fish bowl party favors for my daughter's baby shower, but you can make them for any occasion.

Learn how you can use candy to make a fun graduation gift.

Find out how you can make miniature gingerbread-type houses using graham crackers.

Carol Edwards shared these directions so you can learn how to make an adorable gingerbread house out of an empty Happy Meal box!

Barbara E. shares this snack mix and the reason behind each ingredient. Includes printable bag tag!

Find out how you can make a stunning bouquet using candy.

Make this fun and simple gift idea - hot cocoa in a jar!

Follow these directions to make leprechaun kisses along with a poem. A fun gift idea for Saint Patrick's Day.

Dress up lollipops to give to your favorite kids, or make them for a classroom treat.

Make a fun candy holder using a mason jar.

Sylvie DSouza explains how to make a sweet bouquet for a special mom.

Vicki Moretta shares her ideas for a New Year's snack mix and the reason behind each ingredient. Includes printable bag tag!

Instructions to make a year 2001 party favor cup to help celebrate New Years

Make a collection of these flowers made using Hershey Kisses candies - submitted by Nettie from VA .

Learn how to make personalized candy bars. I made these printable candy bar wrappers to use as table decorations and favors at my daughter's high school graduation open house!

Arch-host explains how to make a simple Halloween treat holder using tissue paper, a chenille stem, and candy.

Instructions to make candy jar that looks like a reindeer. A fun way to recycle baby food jars.

Use rocks, paint, and your own imagination to make your own rock candy. It looks good enough to eat.

Teresa West explains how she made a sled using a laundry scoop.

Find out how to create a unique candy jar that features a cute scarecrow face.

Use a laundry scoop and some candy to make a gift for someone special - submitted by Kitkat.

Jan Hennings shared these directions for making a unique shaker craft using candy and a milk jug.

Find out how to create a unique candy jar that features a cute snowman face.

Find out how to create a lovely Christmas centerpiece using candy canes and a candle.

Find out how you can make a cute reindeer using a candy cane and a few other supplies.

Make this easy candy card for your teachers - Shared by KIDSMOM7.

Make a candy jar for Thanksgiving that looks like a turkey. A great way to recycle baby food jars or craft with clay pots!

One of the things my daughter wanted at her wedding was a candy bar. With some advanced planning and a few basic supplies, our candy bar was easy to make.

A little bit of tasty, Halloween fun! This is a Halloween snack mix recipe my son's class made for a classroom treat.