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This is a fun, y u m m y, kid friendly Christmas craft…
Christmas C.R.A.F.T. #6: Candy Trees:
Materials: Candy, marshmallows, poster board, glue gun, knife, cutting board, packing tape, yard stick
The premium poster board is .98 cents each at Wal- Mart…it is thicker and sturdier then regular poster board. We used 2 pieces to make 5 trees.
First, roll a piece of poster board into a cone shape. You do not need much! Use packing tape to secure your cone.
Next, use a yard stick to measure the shortest distance on your cone…use this measurement to mark an even line.
We made 3 cone shapes first…to make sure we liked the sizes for the table.
Now, for the fun stuff 
We used the gum drops first. We cut each gum drop in half for 2 reasons #1: more candy for your money #2: they glue on easier and do not stick out as far on your tree
We used the gum drops first. We cut each gum drop in half for 2 reasons #1: more candy for your money #2: they glue on easier and do not stick out as far on your tree
Use your hot glue gun and attach the candy:
While my mom and I cut and glue…we had my little bro cutting open mints for the next tree
We made 5 trees to use as center pieces on my mom’s dinning room table. We used glass candlesticks and white bowls as trunks.
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Wow-what an adorable and yummy craft-one for the tree and one for me!
I would have definitely been begging to eat those when I was a tot….
What a very great idea. Will have to try this with the grandkids. Blessings, Vicky
What a super fun idea! I'm going to do this with my kiddos!
These are so cute! Great project to do with kids.
I love these! It reminds me of the candy buildings and trees that a department store by me used to do! Beautiful! I am featuring this at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com
I love these! I want to make them but I know a certain 3 year old who would probably lick them constantly. Maybe next year! Thanks for linking them up.
Toooo cute Ü Not sure I would ever get one of those made for eating the candy ;o)