How to make 12 lovely edible arrangement and candy gram bouquets or gift basket ideas for each month of the entire year. These edible arrangements are perfect to send Birthday Wishes or Thank You ideas.
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Candy Bar Card
1. How to Make a Gift Card Candy Gram Bouquet ~ How to make a candy gram bouquet that’s a perfect way to wrap gift cards and present them as a thoughtful gift for any occasion like Christmas, Secret Santa or Angel Tree gift, graduation, teacher gift or anytime you want to give cash or gift cards as a present.
Candy Gram
2. St. Patrick’s Day Candy Gram {free printable} ~ “I am so lucky to have a Big Hunk like you in my life”. How fun are these St. Patrick’s Day candy grams? You can add other candy to the free printable such as Smarties, Sugar Daddy’s or even Tootsie Rolls.
3. Candy Bar Letter to Dad ~ What dad doesnt love a little bit of sweet and funny love? This is a cute way to make dad laugh and satisfy his sweet tooth all while telling him how much he is appreciated this Fathers Day!
Candy Bar
4. Candy Bar Cake ~ This amazing candy bar cake is also referred to as the “5.5 lb cavity”! {{snicker}} Who needs a traditional birthday cake when they can have this candy bar cake?!
5. Get Well Candy Bar ~ Here are some wonderful and easy gift ideas for a friend feeling under the weather. Each candy has a cute tag with a play on words, like Remember that everything happens for a RIESEN and Everything feels like a DUD when you are sick, luckily you have chocolate to get you through. There are several more on the post.
Edible Arrangement
6. DIY Bubblegum Bouquet ~ These simply adorable bubble gum bouquets are perfect gifts for any occasion. You could even use them as bouquets for flower girls or even to decorate a candy buffet table.
7. Button Cookie Bouquet ~ These cute pink, white, and red cookie bouquets are a fun treat to make for Valentines Day. Your kid can help create bake the cookies and create the arrangement to give to their teachers as a sweet Valentines Day treat.
Candy Bouquet
8. Halloween Candy Bouquet {Halloween Gifts} ~ Here is a fabulous tutorial featuring a Halloween Candy Bouquet! Easy to make with a few supplies found at your local craft store. Perfect to give a friend, teacher or even as the prizes at your Halloween party!
9. Edible Candy and Money Bouquet ~ This charming bouquet was originally posted as a St. Patricks Day project, but I think it would be super-fab for a graduation gift. You could use the high school colors (or future college colors) instead of green, and everyone loves cash and chocolate!
Birthday Wishes
10. Candy Bouquet {Easy Crafts} ~ Instead of a bouquet of flowers consider giving a bouquet of candy! They’re fun for birthdays, anniversaries, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day or even after dance/music recitals. Adults and children will love this new twist on the standard flower bouquet.
Gift Basket Ideas
11. Valentine Gift Basket {free poem printable} ~ Delight your significant other with his favorite snacks and candy in a gift basket. “I’ve got a Crush on you you BIG HUNK you know I do,” a snippet of the free poem printable to attach to the gift basket.
12. Christmas Candy Gift Basket ~ A simple thank you at Christmas time for hostess gifts, teacher gifts, holiday gifts for neighbors, thank you gifts for the bus driver or mail carrier. It’s simple and inexpensive. Each basket costs around $5.
More Edible Arrangement
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Creating Memories that Endure,
Laurie
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Sharon Currier says
Thank you so much for including my Christmas Candy Bouquet from Crafts ‘n Coffee, Laurie. I’m honored to be part of such a sweet round up! Sharon