Summary:
5 fantastic and fun ideas for creating crafty candy christmas ornaments and Christmas decorations. Some of them would also make excellent party treats or favors or teachers´ gifts!

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Mouse

Glue tiny paper ears and a pipe cleaner tail to the foil wrapping of a chocolate drop to make an itty-bitty mouse. You can also create a room or tree full of mice by gluing a tear-drop shape piece of paper or felt onto the stem of a candy cane. The curve of the cane acts as a tail. Draw or paint on eyes and whiskers at the narrow part of the mouse. Cut out ear shapes and glue them onto the mouse so that they hang over the edge of its body.

Trees

Create trees by sticking several lollipops into a Styrofoam cone and setting it by your door for guests to take candy from your treat tree. Or cover a cone by gluing on hard candies until it is entirely covered, except for one tiny spot on the bottom. Insert a dowel rod in the empty space. Stick the other end of the dowel into more foam, tucked inside a terra cotta gardening pot. Cover the top of the foam in the planting pot with moss, or more candy, and you have a tasty-looking topiary.

Jolly Rancher bricks

Are you looking for a way to add texture and interest to your gingerbread house? Apply a thick layer of white icing to the chimney or random areas of the walls in a small batch as mortar, then push a few red Jolly Ranchers or other hard rectangular candies into the frosting as bricks. Stagger them for a more brick-like appearance.

Nativity

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