Edible Decor

Fun Halloween Treats! Make Mummies by using party streamers to wrap up Hersheys Chocolate Bars. Add some personalities to the Mummies by decorating them with die cuts. View This Tutorial

I LOVED these as a kid! I was always fascinated at how they got the detailed scenes into the tiny opening in the egg. Now you can make your own with this fabulous tutorial. View This Tutorial

Crafty food does not necessarily mean you always have to eat it. Check out how a few apples spruced up this flower arrangement. If you have a bowl of fruit laying around that nobody is eating, consider adding it to the decor instead of the dinner. View This Tutorial

These GORGEOUS Dahlias made from icing are so beautiful, I had to look twice to believe they weren’t real flowers. And even though they are a bit time consuming, you really only need to make one flower for the whole cake and you still get a big WOW factor. View This Tutorial

These gelatin bubbles are a bit time consuming, but the finished product is SOOO cool. These edible bubbles are ideal for cupcake toppers and food decor at a shower {get it – haha}, or pool party. Check out the easy-to-follow pictured instructions. View This Tutorial

Potato Stamp Chevron Art Sometimes the best kitchen tools are really “tools” at all.  And crafty food doesn’t get much craftier than making a stamp OUT OF FOOD!  This awesome chevron print was made with stamps from potatoes.  Check out the how-to. View This Tutorial

Whether you are surprising the kids with this rockin’ after school snack or using it as a centerpiece at your next party, this fruit chandelier is sure to be a hit.  Check out her tip for keeping the apples from browning. View This Tutorial

Gumball Topiary {Kids Crafts to Make} These cute gumball topiaries are a fun party craft for kids to make.  These green gumball topiaries are perfect for the kids table this Christmas and you can easily change the color of the gumballs to use it for a birthday or holiday party. View This Tutorial

Edible Nativity {Edible Crafts} Creating gingerbread houses has always been a popular holiday tradition, but the Paquette family stays closer to the true meaning of Christmas by creating an edible nativity as a family during the Christmas season. View This Tutorial

Pinwheel Bouquets {Craft Recipes} Part appetizer, party decoration, these pinwheel bouquets are a convenient way to serve these tasty snacks to your party guests and a great way to show off their gorgeous colors.  Check out the recipes for these pinwheels and the tutorial for making the bouquet. View This Tutorial

Almond Footballs and Macadamia Football Helmets {Edible Candy Crafts} Football season offers lots of excuses to party.  If you are looking for a sweet snack for your family or guests, try these chocolate covered almonds and macadamia nuts decorated to look like footballs and football helmets.  The crowd will go wild. View This Tutorial

Edible Nests {Edible Crafts for Preschoolers} These edible nests are a fun treat for kids to make and also a great project when they are learning about birds and nests at preschool.  Keep the recipe around and they also make fun place cards for a Spring Party. View This Tutorial

Strawberry Topiary {Edible Fruit Crafts} Feed your guests and decorate your table with this gorgeous strawberry topiary.  The perfect centerpiece for the food table at your next party. View This Tutorial

Watermelon Turtle {Edible Fruit Crafts} Create a serving dish and a centerpiece with this cute watermelon turtle.  Follow this detailed tutorial to create one for your next barbecue. View This Tutorial

DIY Edible Arrangement {Edible Crafts} Create an edible arrangement of your own for a fraction of the cost of having one delivered.  This tutorial will show you how to turn your favorite fruits into a beautiful gift. View This Tutorial