Printable Easter Crafts: Easter Candy Bouquet How To

Easter is a fun holiday, especially for kids! There are many wonderful craft ideas for Easter on the Internet. Here is one of many Easter basket ideas. It is an easy candy craft project that kids will have fun making.

Note: This Easter candy craft project is only for your personal use. It is copyrighted.

Materials used: an Easter basket, Peeps®, peanut butter eggs, a packaged chocolate bunny, decorative Easter grass, floral foam, bamboo skewers, and tools (hot glue gun with glue sticks, scissors, and wire cutters).

Step 1. Prepare floral foam and an Easter basket that you would like to use in your arrangement.

Note: The bigger the basket, the more candy pieces you will need to use to have a nice full looking bouquet.

Step 2. Cut the floral foam so that it fits into the basket. You can use hot glue to secure the floral foam to the bottom of the basket. The foam should sit lower than the rim of the basket.

Step 3. Cover the foam with the decorative Easter grass securing it with floral pins as necessary (the color of the decorative grass should complement the basket). If you have any voids between the foam and the basket, stuff them with the Easter grass.

Step 4. Add a chocolate bunny to the arrangement.

a) Take a packaged chocolate bunny. Attach two pieces of bamboo skewer a couple of inches apart to the back of the package, using hot glue. You can apply clear packing tape over it for a more secure attachment.

b) Insert the packaged chocolate bunny in the middle of the arrangement.

Step 5. Add Peeps to the arrangement.

a) Prepare Peeps you want to use in your candy bouquet. Take the Peeps out of the package and carefully separate them using a knife. I used pink and yellow bunny shaped Peeps. Insert the pointy end of a skewer into each of the Peeps. Using wire cutters cut the ends off of the skewers to adjust the length as all “Peeps flowers” should be of different heights.

b) Tie a piece of curling ribbon of the corresponding color around each “candy flower.”

c) Arrange the Peeps in the basket in a manner that pleases you.

Variation of the Easter Candy Bouquet

Instead of Peeps you can use any other Easter Candy, for example, peanut butter eggs. See the pictures below.

You can also combine different types of Easter candy in one candy arrangement.The project below was contributed by Beverly Collins, a fan of our site.

You should not attempt to sell this type of bouquet; if you want to make candy bouquets for sale, the candy wrappers must stay intact. If you would like to learn how to make beautiful candy bouquets for sale, see my complete 259 page step-by-step guide "How to Make Candy Bouquets for Fun and Profit" with all techniques and secrets.

Lana Glass
Founder of the Site "Incredible Edible Crafts"