Fabric wrapped candy canes

The minute I found this idea and tutorial here, I knew that this would be the primary craft I would concentrate on during the 2014 Christmas season. I have since made these little works of art with friends and with family, with young and with old. In one way or another, 100% of them have said, […]

These fabric-wrapped candy canes are super easy and fun to make, and you can use up your stash of fabric while you work! Over at Eyeballs by Day, Crafts by Night, Margaret shares all her great ideas for making country and primitive-style crafts with dollar store stuff. These fabric-wrapped candy canes are so much fun, […]

Primitive Candy Canes You will need: 5 pack plastic candy canes {mine are from The Dollar Tree} red/white ticking {or any other Christmas fabric you like} glue cinnamon Make a small cut a little less than 1 inch and rip the length of your fabric. Then cut that length in half you will use about 1" x 30" strips per candy cane. Add a dot of glue on the curve end of your candy cane. Place the end of your strip of fabric on the glue and cover the tip. Then start wrapping, you will need to pull…

I made these adorable candy cane ornaments that I saw on Anna Wight's blog last Christmas. Truth is, I love everything she makes, particularly this time of year. I tore thing strips of gingham fabric and wrapped them around real...

This tutorial will show you how to make and embellish jumbo wood candy canes that are wrapped with red ticking fabric for a cute Christ...

It's never too early to catch some Holiday Fever right? These adorable Homespun Candy Canes are sure to get you in the mood for the season! I love how easy th…

Today I'm making candy canes! Not the good ones that you eat but cute ones that you can hang on the tree, decorate a gift, or just fill ...

I love the primitive look, especially at Christmas time! I decided to make my own primitive Christmas ornaments this year for a tiny tree I picked up at a churc…

Primitive Candy Canes You will need: 5 pack plastic candy canes {mine are from The Dollar Tree} red/white ticking {or any other Christmas fabric you like} glue cinnamon Make a small cut a little less than 1 inch and rip the length of your fabric. Then cut that length in half you will use about 1" x 30" strips per candy cane. Add a dot of glue on the curve end of your candy cane. Place the end of your strip of fabric on the glue and cover the tip. Then start wrapping, you will need to pull…

Primitive Candy Canes You will need: 5 pack plastic candy canes {mine are from The Dollar Tree} red/white ticking {or any other Christmas f...