Candy Topiary Centerpieces Inspired By Dollar Tree Products

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Candy Topiary Centerpiece
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Continuing on from our Willy Wonka Inspired Party, this week we will be creating candy topiary centerpieces. I just love these, they are so cute, so simple, and so inexpensive to make. For video instructions, check out the full video tutorial at the end of this post!

BUT WAIT!

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Candy Topiary Centerpiece

How To Make a Candy Topiary Centerpiece

Directions:

STEP 1: The first step is to take your terra-cotta clay pot and paint it white. While the paint is still wet sprinkle on your crystal glitter.

Candy Topiary Centerpiece

STEP 2: To ensure your terra-cotta pot is stable, add rocks to it. Once all your rocks have been added, attach a foam disc on top, using hot glue to secure it.

Candy Topiary Centerpiece

STEP 3: Next paint your wooden dowel white and allow it to dry. Once it is dry add hot glue to the bottom tip of your wooden dowel. Insert your wooden dowel into the center of your foam disc.

Candy Topiary Centerpiece

STEP 4: Apply hot glue to the space between the terra-cotta pot rim and the foam disc. Then add your green sand to the space.

STEP 5: Now cover your foam disc with mod podge and add your green sand to it. Next place your 3 inch or 4 inch foam ball to your wooden dowel.

Add your Candy to the Foam Balls

STEP 6: Repeat the same steps above to a 1 and 1/2 inch Terra-Cotta Pot, adding a 2 inch foam ball. Then cut your tooth pics in half and use them to attach your spice drops to the foam ball attached to your 1 and 1/2 inch Terra-Cotta Pot.

Candy Topiary Centerpiece
Candy Topiary Centerpiece
Candy Topiary Centerpiece

STEP 7:  Add your gumdrops to your other terra-cotta pot with the 3 or 4 inch foam ball using hot glue. Start at the center of your foam ball.

Candy Topiary Centerpiece
Candy Topiary Centerpiece
Candy Topiary Centerpiece
Candy Topiary Centerpiece

STEP 8: Lastly, spray both your gumdrops and your spice candy with acrylic spray. This gives it a glossy finish and protects your candy from the harsh heat of lighting at your event.

Candy Topiary Centerpiece
Candy Topiary Centerpiece

THE FINAL STEP!

STEP 9: Set the table

Candy Topiary Centerpiece
Candy Topiary Centerpiece

I absolutely love how this candy topiary centerpiece turned out! The outcome is amazing and will definitely add that extra special touch to any event!

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2 COMMENTS

  1. I very love your weekly post of beautiful arrangements. I can not believe that someone mind can be so creative. I envy your thought process. You are a blessing to us less fortunate in creativity. Please continue to uplift us with your projects.

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