Whole lot of discussion of candy corn around here, huh? Now, as much as I despise the stuff, I am thankful that it exists because I love candy corn inspired crafts!
When it comes to creating for holidays, I am a big fan of easily mass produced projects – which is exactly what this is. It’ll take you longer to read this post than it will to make these tags! Promise.
1) Spellbinders Nestabilities Circle Dies in 3 3/4″, 2 1/2″ and 1 1/2″ diameters. *If you don’t own dies – just cut out the circles yourself by tracing around something circular like a cup or a container of oatmeal!*
2) Orange, yellow and white cardstock
4) A corner rounder tool (similar HERE) *If you don’t own one of these, you can simply round the corners of your tags using scissors*
Project Specs:
Finished Tag Size: 1 3/4″ tall, 1 3/4″ base
Time to complete: 5 minutes
1) Die cut circles
2) Adhere circles together from largest to smallest.
3) Cut the circles into wedges.
4) Round the sharp corners of the tags to make them look more…candy corny!
So what do you think – do you like doing quick & easy projects ? I’m thinking it might be fun to post more quick projects like this.
I love this! Just shared it on my FB wall. And, going to whip up a batch for fall goodie bags. Cute idea.
Thanks so much for sharing!
These are adorable! Love your new blog look!
Okay, I already voiced my opinion on candy corn (most definitely not on my list of things I enjoy), but these tags are absolutely sweet (in a good way)! And yes, I like the idea of quick and easy projects, especially because I’m sure I’m one of the world’s slowest crafters!
These tags are so darn cute Amber! Like you I like the crafts inspired by candy corn not eating them.
Now this candy corn I like! What a super sweet way to design these adorable tags.
Amber, this is such a clever idea! Thanks for the great pics and directions. BTW, I’m loving your newly designed blog! Congrats!
These tags are too cute! What a quick and simple way to create candy corn.
So adorable Amber. I am looking forward to the card class! I wanted to tell you that after watching you do a shabby chic card, I made one for my husband for our anniversary. He loved it and a lot of people have asked me for one too..Thanks for sharing your creativity with us.
These are so awesome! I can’t believe you can make so many, so quickly! And, what do you know, I already have all supplies! I will be making little treats adorning these sweet tags to pass out at work! Thanks for the wonderful idea!!!!
Very clever 🙂
I don’t care for candy corn but I love your cute tags. So clever!
What a cute idea. Thanks for sharing.
my daughter and I made candy corn for treat boxes just last night..lol…I really like yours so much better
oh, my… LOVE these cuties! I feel like you and candy corn, no thank you!! I just whipped some of these up, here is a link to where I posted them–and linked back here for the great info!! Thanks so much for your great inspiration!!
http://allenjeni.blogspot.com/2012/10/enjoy.html
Love the treat bags. they would work for so many differenct favors. Love everything you do.
I missed this post. This is sooooo cute and clever. I will definitely be doing it next year.
What a simply genius idea!! Definitely doing these!
TFS
Jackie P
Is that too cute or what!!!! Thanks for sharing! I’m doing a craft boutique in Oct. and these will be really be fun to give out. Thanks
Super cute! For future users, actual candy corn has the yellow and orange reversed. It goes white, orange, yellow. It’s much prettier your way, but inaccurate. –Candy Corn Lover #hastobefresh #rarelyisfresh
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