It all started with a trip to Michaels {as it always does around here!}
Then a few days later – I had some SUPER SIMPLE candy filled ornaments to hand out to friends and family with ease!!! #gluedtomycrafts
Looking for a fun and easy kids Christmas craft idea? These candy filled ornaments are perfect! They’re super simple to make, and your friends and family will love receiving them during the holiday season.
Plus, they’ll be a great way to keep little ones entertained while you’re getting ready for Christmas dinner.
Do you need something fun and festive to keep the little ones occupied during the holidays? Crafting with children can be a great way to keep them engaged, excited and motivated during this joyous season!
BTW – today’s candy filled ornament tutorial is an enjoyable craft that your entire family will love! Imagine the excitement on your child’s face when they get to create Christmas’ most beloved characters, Santa & Rudolph, with their favorite candy treats.
In no time at all you’ll have beautiful ornaments full of sweets waiting to be hung on the Christmas tree. Read on as we guide you through simple yet creative steps showing you how easy it is to make these darling candy filled ornaments today!
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These candy filled ornaments are so easy to make, kids can help! They’re perfect for Christmas, and you can even give them as gifts. Be sure to check out the video tutorial for step-by-step instructions.
SUPPLIES:
- Plastic Christmas Bulbs {I found mine at Michael’s}
- Small Red & Brown Candies {we used M&M’s}
- Tulip Puffy Paint {red and black}
- Pipe Cleaners
- Gold Glitter Paper
- Hot Glue Gun
- Scissors
DIRECTIONS:
- First things first – WASH THE ORNAMENTS! Simply remove the metal topper and soak your pieces in some soapy water.
- Rinse clean and let them air dry completely BEFORE crafting!
- Next separate your RED and BROWN M&M’s. I found some smaller bags at Target but I bet Walmart or Amazon has them too!
- Once you have the candy, simply fill your ornaments till they are full. Red for Santa and brown for Rudolph.
- Put the topper back on your ornament.
- Now is for the embellishments. I used Tulip Puffy Paint to decorate mine but you can also use any kind of paint you have on hand.
- When done, let them dry completely before adding some ribbon on the top. Then gift away!
- I hope our little post inspired you!!! Remember – these shapes can also be snowmen, the Grinch and even a gingerbread man! Just search Pinterest for some inspiration!!! #gluedtomycrafts
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Santa Bulb Ornament – black paint in the center for Santa’s belt and hot glue some gold scrapbook paper on it for the buckle.
Reindeer Bulb Ornament – add red paint for the nose on the tip, hot glue some wiggle eyes in the center and use gold pipe cleaners bent around the ornament for antlers.
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