Peppermint is the number one preferred smell for our holidays. My husband LOVES peppermint.
He has it for tea. For treats. In his cocoa. On our tree. He loves his peppermint.
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Now, why does this matter?
Every year we have candy canes. They are fun to eat and also decorate with. But they don't stay for decorations long...because he eats them...all.
Now, he can't eat them. Or at least this cute little candy cane craft. It won't be a tasty treat but it will be a cute decoration.
Once you've got your cute little candy canes, pair them with a fun Mini Stocking. Now you have a great decoration for your tiered tray or fireplace.
VIDEO: Candy Cane Craft Tutorial
Candy Cane Pattern Tutorial
- Candy Cane PDF Pattern - grab at the end of the post, look for the peach colored button
- Cotton Fabric- scraps work great
- Matching Thread
- Poly Fiberfil
Step 1
Cut out two mirror pieces of the candy cane pattern.
Step 2
Place two candy cane pieces with right sides together. Mark a 2" opening on the straight side of the candy cane.
Stitch around the candy cane, leaving open the 2".
Step 3
Clip around the curved edges of the candy cane and trim the pointed ends. Press.
Turn candy cane right side out and press.
Fill candy cane with poly fiberfill. Don't overfill the candy cane or it will be difficult to close off the opening.
Pin the opening closed.
Hand stitch closed using a whipstitch or slipstitch.
Now go decorate with all those cute little candy canes. You can even make them into fun little ornaments by adding a loop through the top of the cane.
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