practical help and encouragement for homemakers
by Joy Kincaid 2 Comments
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Keri at Growing in His Glory says
I love your homemade candy canes. What did you use to make them? I would like to do this with my 4-year-old. Thank you & Merry Christmas!
Keri
Joy Kincaid says
Thanks, Keri! We actually used already-made candy canes to make hot cocoa stir sticks. We just took already made candy canes, melted almond bark, and stuck them in a marshmallow. Then we coated the marshmallow with almond bark and shook sprinkles on them. The almond bark hardens and makes a nice candy cane with a marshmallow at the end to stir hot cocoa with. It will even hook over the side of a mug. I saw this idea on Pinterest. 🙂
And the beaded candy canes were from a kit I got at Hobby Lobby. I've wanted to make those for years, so I was thrilled to find the kit. We made lots so we could give some away.
I hope you have a lovely Christmas!
♥Joy