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4. Candy Corn Wreath
At first glance, this wreath doesn’t scream “candy corn” and that’s why I love it. I prefer non-traditional styles that still offer pull from plenty of iconic themes of holidays. This muslin covered wreath is made complete by pinning a few hundred folded pieces of canvas in oranges, reds and whites. It may not be a quick craft, but it’s definitely a show stopper.
You can find this craft over at TheHouseOfSmiths.com!
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5. Candy Corn Button Art
Add a little artwork to your fall decor with this adorable and surprisingly simple framed button art. Draw and paint a basic candy corn to a framed piece of burlap, and then glue on corresponding buttons for some added texture. If you like minimal decor that’s also festive, this is a craft for you.
You can see for yourself how easy this is by heading over to RepeatCrafterMe.com.
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6. Candy Corn Pumpkins
Forget adding MORE decorations to the mix, and just mesh with your existing decor. If you’ve already made your trip to the pumpkin patch or picked up some cheap pumpkins at the dollar store, then these candy corn pumpkins will be done in a flash. Divide into thirds and then paint in yellows, oranges and whites. These are cute and whimsical to say the least.
Check out RachelRayMag.com for 35 more ways to design your pumpkins this fall!
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