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Candy Easter Wreath

~Hi Friends~

I’m sharing how to make this super cute candy wreath, just in time for Easter!  The sun is out and with that  came my first spring craft, super easy and fun!

Learn how to make this adorable easter wreath made from Robin's eggs

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Hot glue the candy in place.

 
Keep going, keep going…..

 

This is when I thought to myself, should have used a white wreath. 

 

So I overlapped a few pieces of candy to hide the green.

Learn how to make this adorable easter wreath made from Robin's eggs Learn how to make this adorable easter wreath made from Robin's eggs 

Super easy, the kids love it and it only took about 20 minutes!  We are all getting super excited for Easter, thank you so much for stopping in today!

 

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29 Comments

  1. That is so cute! I've been loving all these wreaths made with candy and Peeps….I never thought of that…figured the humidity would turn it into a mushy mess! Keeping it indoors is good…So cute!
    Lorraine

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  3. OOOOOH, I don't think this would last very long in my house. My boys would eat before I get a chance to hang it up. Thanks for sharing Kristen.

    Mandy

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  4. Whatever you do.. DON'T invite me over.. 🙂 I fear I would loose all sense of decorum and start nibbling on your wreathe.. 🙂 Okay true story… when I was little we had a Christmas wreathe that had Glued candy on it… And every year more and more candy was disappearing… Well it was, ME!!!! eating and picking away at the candy… LOL!!! I had to of been 3 or 4 yrs old.. No telling how long that Candy had been there… EEEEKKKK!!!

    Oh Congratulations to your Sweet winner.. Nana Diana.. 🙂

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  5. Just beautiful! Delicious, actually. I'm afraid, however, that I wouldn't be able to keep my HUSBANDS hands off of it. Thanks for the great inspiration. Much love, Lisa

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  6. Your wreath is so adorable! My kids would look at me funny if I told them the candy I bought in the house was for a craft project rather than their bellies! LOL!

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  7. I don't think I could do a candy wreath, Kristin! I would be eating all the supplies! : ) Congrats to Nana Diana!

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  9. Kristin- Thank you soooo much! I am just thrilled! It comes as a really nice surprise because of all that is going on here- what a bright spot in my day! xo Diana

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  10. My kids would NOT be happy if I glued Robins' Eggs to anything… Their favorite Easter candy! 😉 It's colorful and fun, though!

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  15. I love this candy wreath, Kristin! So cheerful, yummy and a breath of spring. It's fun! We finally had a day of sunshine today. It's been gloomy here, too. Did you make that apron hanging? It is so pretty.

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  20. It looks great. A good idea may be to spray paint the wreath with your desired colour before adding the sweets. You could also wrap it with ribbon?

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  21. I do like your candy wreath. If I were to hang that on my door I'll have every child in the neighborhood, along with every ant in the ground racing to have a go at it!

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  22. Super cute! I know what you mean about all of the gloomy weather out here in Cali! My friends in the midwest seem to be getting all of our usual weather lately! Weird. I am happy to see the sun again too!
    I love your adorable candy wreath!
    xo-Lisa

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  23. I love this wreath! I tried to make a wreath like this last year and I became frustrated when the hot glue kept melting the candy (I used malted milk eggs… yours look like they have a nice hard coat of candy on them. That's what I should've used!)
    Gorgeous!!

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