Candy rolls

Hi everyone! It's getting closer to Halloween! Today I would like to show you how I made up these cute little candy rolls. These are so easy to do, you can make them as simple or elaborate as you want.



First thing you need to do is gather your supplies.
Toliet paper rolls or a paper towel roll cut to your desired length
Halloween paper - I used the adorable MME BOOline that just came out.
Tissue paper
Glue dots>
Halloween die cuts or any assortment of Halloween decorations
Scotch tape or glue
Of course candy!


First thing you have to do it put your candy inside the roll. I fit three fun size bars into one roll. Easy peasy!


Next take a piece of tissue paper cut about 5 inches longer than the roll and wrap the tissue paper around it, take the back, and twist the edges.


Take a piece of your Halloween paper the width and length of the roll, wrap it around and tape or glue the end.

Finally decorate as desired, I used Glue dots to make some of the elements stand out a little. And that is all there is to it! Have fun and happy haunting!

Welcome to my blog!
Jeffrey was Darth Vadar (his first villian!)and I used Photoshop to give it that smokey effect. Judy asked if that was snow on the ground. No it was just flash on the grass I think, then when I converted the picture to b&W it just made the grass lighter.
Time to use up all those Halloween embellishments, and I know you got plenty. Isn't that die-cut paper from Little Yellow Bicycle to "die" for! I used Little Yellow Bicycle Frightful paper and embellishments. The felt bats at the border of the picture is from Queen & Co, the black ghost, is actually a Maya Road chipboard swirl, that I painted and eyes to, easy peasy way to make ghosts. And I used some old Treasured Memories embellies I had for years. So pull out your ghostly stash and use it up!