Today's project is a 2 part one! The first part is in the kitchen! We're going to make lollipops out of Jolly Ranchers! There is no twist for this first part!
Supplies for Lollipops:
*Jolly Rancher Hard Candy
*Lollipop Sticks
*Little Treat Bags
*Baker's Twine or Ribbon
*Parchment Paper
1) Preheat oven to 250.
2) Line cookie sheet with parchment paper.
3) Choose 3 Jolly Ranchers and place them next to each other on the parchment paper. This will become your lollipop! If you are making more than one, be sure to leave plenty of room between each lollipop...they will spread!
7) Place the cooled lollipops into the treat bags.
8) Tie with ribbon or baker's twine.
Here's part 2...the treat bag toppers! There IS a twist for this part...Use only black and white and one other color! :)
Supplies:
*Cardstock
*Border Punch
*Letter Stickers or Thickers
*Button and Thread
*Stickles
*Baggie
*Staples
1) Cut your cardstock piece 6 1/2" x the width of your baggie + 1/4" (my baggie was 6 1/2 wide so I cut it 6 3/4)
2) Fold in half the 6 1/2" way
3) Use your border punch on the front edge.
4) Trim of the back so it is just a bit shorter than the punched front.
5) Spell out Happy Holidays with you letters...but leave off the "O"
6) Thread button and adhere it in place of the "O"
7) Use an exclamation point from your letter stickers to make a your button into a lollipop!
8) Decorate your stickers with stickles.
And one more idea...if you are just giving one to someone, just put their first initial on the bag! Gives it an easy personal touch!
I hope you guys get a chance to try these...they are so simple and fun and yummy! :D
6 comments:
Great idea, little man and I will have to make some! Very cute bag toppers too! I love how the lollipop is the "O"! Super cute!
I made these today and they turned out pretty neat. I linked to your blog today when I posted about the suckers. Thank you so much for sharing.
Merry Christmas and God Bless you and yours.
you jolly rancher GENIUS you.
So awesome lynn. My DD will love to give these to friends. I can't wait to try!
My daughter's 4th grade class got these from a student today as a Christmas present. Have spent the last half hour searching for the recipe! Thanks for posting. Can't wait to make them with the kiddos during the holiday break.
brilliant and adorable!
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