Let's Begin...
With this Halloween Candy Tutorial.
Since this is quite a long tutorial...
I am dividing this up into parts.
Also to better show how I make these,
I will be using a green tick fabric.
Material List
Muslin (Halloween) or Ticking material (Christmas)
Flat Styrofoam 1 inch in height (I buy mine at Joann's or Hobby Lobby)
Black and Terra Cotta Paint (Folk Art brand is what I used)
Instant Coffee (Cheaper the better)
Cinnamon (Dollar Store Brand)
Butter Knife (Serrated Edge if you have)
Paint Brush
Only two patterns required
Candy (round piece 1 3/16 inch in diameter)
Wrapper ( 4 1/2 inches by 5 inches)
Take candy piece and place on styrofoam.
Take your knife and insert straight down.
Saw around the entire circle making sure your knife is straight down.
This is what your candy piece will look like once cut.
Do not worry about it not being a perfect circle.
Remember this prim candy!
Cut your wrapper pattern.
Stay tuned....
more to come....
Candy Blessings to all!
Janice
I love tutorials - what a teaser Janice! My parents always had a bowl of the orange & black wrapped candy out this time of year. Looking fwd to the next step!!! ~*~Lisa
ReplyDeleteHi Janice, looks so sweet, love the candy in the old wooden bowl, oh ya. Can`t wait to see more....Blessings Francine.
ReplyDeleteSo exciting.
ReplyDeleteI too love tutorials.
Thanks for sharing.
Happy Fall
Trace
www.grannytracescrapsandsquares.com
Love the candy Janice. Thanks for doing a tutorial on making them. The possibilities are endless. My mind is swirling as to what fabric for what season. Can't wait for the next. Have a blessed day
ReplyDeleteAngela
Love this Janice! Thanks so much for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteHappy Autumn
Makes me hungry for the real thing!
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