How To Make A Candy Christmas Tree

Alexander Bruni Author: Alexander Bruni Time for reading: ~1 minutes Last Updated: August 08, 2022
How To Make A Candy Christmas Tree

CHAPTERS (Table Of Contents)



The Christmas tree is a symbol of the New Year. Tangerines, gingerbread, chocolates - this is what both children and adults love to feast on during the winter holidays.

 
 

DIY Christmas tree made of sweets

The Christmas tree is a symbol of the New Year. Tangerines, gingerbread, chocolates - this is what both children and adults love to feast on during the winter holidays.

You can combine the main attributes of the New Year: a Christmas tree and sweets, and make a Christmas tree out of them. This Christmas tree will give a great mood to your family and friends.

For a Christmas tree made of candies, choose candies in bright packaging that should not match the color of the Christmas tree decor.

And pick up a “rain” with a short pile so that the candies are noticeable on the Christmas tree and not lost in it. Inside such a Christmas tree made of sweets, you can hide a small surprise gift.

Candy Ingredient Recipes

Ingredients:
  • Candies
We will need:
  • Scissors
  • Heavy paper
  • Scotch
  • Rain

How to make a Christmas tree from sweets step by step instructions with photos

Step 1

 

For work, we need sweets, thick paper or cardboard, scissors, adhesive tape, Christmas tree decor "rain".

Step 2

 

Make a cone from thick paper: cut out a semicircle and wrap it, secure the edges with tape. Cone height - 30-35 cm, diameter - 12-13 cm.

Step 3

 

Attach one row of “rain” or small tinsel from below.

Step 4

 

Using tape, glue one row of candies in a circle from the bottom. Press the candies firmly against the tape and cone so they don't fall off.

Step 5

 

Above the sweets, attach 2 rows of "rain" so that it masks the place where the sweets are attached.

Step 6

 

Continue in the same way until you have completed the entire tree. Then you can decorate the Christmas tree at your discretion, using a garland of beads, a decorative crown or a bow. The candy Christmas tree is ready.

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