DIY Chocolate Candy Christmas Tree

"Do you see what I see? A tree, a tree, sparkling in the light with candy kisses that will surely delight.???? OK, so perhaps the original lyrics to “Do You Hear What I Hear” go a little differently, but this DIY Chocolate Candy Christmas Tree has got me all excited and I want to sing its praises. It is hands down one of the easiest giftable or keepable holiday crafts you will come across. Once you have the three supplies you need, it takes just a few minutes from beginning to end."

Celebrate With More Christmas Craft Ideas

If you loved making the DIY Chocolate Candy Christmas Tree, then you are in for a treat with these three festive and fun Christmas craft ideas:

1. Holiday Gift Tags with a Twist: Take your gift wrapping to the next level by creating personalized holiday gift tags using materials like cardstock, washi tape, and festive stickers. Add a unique touch by incorporating small embellishments like mini ornaments or jingle bells. This craft is perfect for adding a handmade touch to your gifts and spreading holiday cheer.

2. DIY Snow Globe Ornaments: Get in the holiday spirit by making your own snow globe ornaments. All you need is clear plastic ornaments, fake snow, sequins, and mini figurines. Simply fill the ornaments with the snow and sequins, add a cute figurine, and seal them up. Hang these on your Christmas tree or give them as gifts to friends and family. It's a fun and easy way to bring a little winter wonderland into your home.

3. Hand-painted Wooden Signs: Add some rustic charm to your holiday decor with hand-painted wooden signs. Pick up some small wooden plaques or pieces of scrap wood from your local craft store and let your creativity run wild. Whether you choose to paint festive phrases, snowflakes, or cute holiday characters, these signs will add a personalized touch to your home decor. Display them on your mantle or hang them on your walls for a touch of holiday cheer.

These three Christmas crafts are sure to keep you busy and spread joy this holiday season. Happy crafting!