Candy Cones Tutorial by Andrea Amu
One day while I was glancing at some pine cones that the daycare children at my work painted, I got an insane idea to paint up some cones of my own to look like candy corn!  Thus, the creation of Candy Cones! 
Here I first gathered my supplies.
 Then I got to work painting 3 different pinecones each with sections of white, orange and yellow acrylic craft paint.
Allow each cone to fully dry. 
Apply a heavy coat of spray adhesive to each cone.  (Work on one cone at a time until each is completely finished with next step of glittering).
You'll want to make these cones look as sweet as candy... sugar them up with some glitter!  I used plenty of Diamond Dust glitter by FloraCraft for these cones. 
Now you will need a fabulous container to display these festive cones.  I chose to use a wood berry basket from Curtsey Boutique!  I've embellished mine with a strip of tied on burlap and I've hot glued on two Curtsey Boutique flowers and a burlap star. 
I've also taken a strip of Curtsey Boutique's kraft masking tape and I've stamped Antique lettering on it with the words, "Candy Cones!". Apply the strip to a burlap tag and tie off onto the basket to complete. 
Looking sweet! 
Supplies-
Pinecones
Acrylic Craft Paint
Orange Raffia (to fill in basket)
Spray Adhesive
Glitter
Ink
Alpha Stamps
Curtesy Boutique Products
 


 
what a cool project!!! I'm gonna have to make some:0:)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Connie!! They did turn out sweet and I will be making more of them myself! ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sheila!!
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