Candy cane centerpiece ideas

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This DIY Candy Cane Centerpiece is the perfect craft for a fun Christmas craft night!

Create a magical winter wonderland with mason jar centerpieces using Epsom salt for a snowy effect. Add pinecones, holly, bells, and candy canes for a cozy, fairy-tale look that will wow your guests. Discover how these simple touches can elevate your décor for a memorable celebration. Explore ideas now to make your winter wedding unforgettable.

For an easy way to add to your Christmas table decor, try this DIY red and white candy cane Christmas centerpiece that is festive and budget-friendly.

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Candy Cane Quart size Kerr Mason Jar w Holiday arrangement

Have you seen these beautiful Christmas flower arrangements with a candy cane vase? I’ve seen several different styles, and have just been itching to make one. So I got busy this week, and raided my craft supplies and Christmas decorations, and the only thing I ended up buying for this project was the candy canes!...

Candy canes are perfect for party decor! The classic red-and-white peppermint stripe is just so quintessentially Christmas. Oh, and they’re cheap as heck to buy in bulk, which is a ...

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Take a minty fresh approach on holiday decorations by dressing up your door, entryway or table in a candy cane theme or its iconic red and white stripes.

Christmas Decoration with Candy

Hi friends. I saw rhis and thought it's a great idea! So festive! CANDY CANE FLOWER VASE Cylindrical vase or clean empty can Two sided tape (found at most hardware or scrapbooking stores) Rubber band Candy canes Wide ribbon (must be wider than rubber band) flowers Wrap the two sided tape around t...

2011. Christmas candy cane table

The winter wedding season will be here before you know it, so Shanna and I found it perfectly fitting to start looking for winter wedding centerpieces. Our challenge was to put together 15 centerpieces for under $10 each (we based the number on a wedding for about 100 guests – one head table with two centerpieces and 13 round tables ...