Thanksgiving Candy Corn Crafts

I’m Loving These Cute Little Pretzel Turkeys Found Over At Frugal.

All three are god, yet together they are one. Take one of the wooden circles and put it in the pastry bag, letting it fall down to the end. I’m seriously drooling over this candy corn, y’all.

This Is Another Really Creative And Adorable Edible Craft.

It’s no secret that i’m a big fan of candy corn. In fact, it’s safe to say that it’s in my top ten favorite things about the arrival of fall. I love trying to make clever desserts and snacks that look like something cute, so my goal was to create an indian corn dessert.

These 20 Edible Thanksgiving Crafts Kids Are Simple For Little Hands To Put Together, And Make A Wonderful Thanksgiving Themed Treat!

I came up with these fun indian corn treats when trying to think of a cute and unique dessert for thanksgiving awhile back! The candy corn fits together when the sides are lined up next to each other. This is a fun way to give treats on thanksgiving.

Begin By Filling The Bag About 1/3 Of The Way Full Of Fall Candies.

Paint, twine, and paper plates. Stick the vanilla wafer towards the bottom part of the graham cracker. You make these cute little cornstalks out of candy corn and cardboard tubes from paper towel rolls.

Remember To Leave Room For The Candy Corn Feathers That Will Be Placed At The Top.

Then measure up about 3 inches from the tip of the pastry bag and cut the end off. Carefully break each of your graham crackers in half. First, take out a clear pastry bag and two wooden circles (which can be found at most craft stores).