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Fork Painted Candy Corn Craft

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It’s never too early to get into the fall spirit! Show off your creative side by making this adorable fork painted candy corn craft!

Fork Painted Candy Corn Craft

Candy Corn Fork Painted Craft Idea For Kids

An inexpensive plastic fork and our favorite Tulip craft paint, merge together {once again!} on white cardstock paper, but this time for our unique Fork Painted Candy Corn kids craft idea. We sure hope you are inspired to recreate it in your home, this upcoming fall season!

On that note, are you ready to bring this sweet treat to life in your home?! Keep scrolling for ALL the details, as well as the FREE candy corn printable, so you can recreate it with your young crafter this afternoon!

Happy crafting, my dear friends. We hope this latest tutorial inspires you!

What kind of corn can you eat but never grows?
A: Candy corn.

Fork Painted Candy Corn Craft

Ready, set, create! Add a splash of color to your fall decorations with this fun and easy painted candy corn fork craft.

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Directions:

  • First things first – print out the blank candy corn printable, listed above, on a single sheet of white cardstock paper. You only need ONE print per campfire craft.
  • Now the next step is completely optional. Go ahead and cut out the candy corn shape & glue it to another piece of paper.
  • Next up – squirt the YELLOW and ORANGE colored Tulip puffy craft paints on your small paper plate.
  • Now take your fork, which is now your paint brush, to “color” in the candy corn design. Working from the bottom of the candy corn design, start with yellow and then orange in the middle. The top will stay blank.
  • When ready, shake some loose craft glitter on top of the wet paint for some dimension and extra sparkle. Go ahead and shake off the excess when done.
  • Finally – the last step of this fork painted candy corn is to glue some “eyes” and draw on a smile with the black puffy paint.
  • When done decorating the paper, set it aside to let it dry completely before displaying proudly!

Pair your finished craft with our Candy Corn Flowers On Paper tutorial! It’s sure to be extra sweet for your Halloween plans!

Fork Painted Candy Corn Craft

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Fork Painted Candy Corn Craft

Fork Painted Candy Corn Craft

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