Christmas Candy Wreath
A Uncategorized recipe with wire coat hanger, yards 2-inches wide, material an old piece of cotton sheet works well. Ready in –, serves 4.
Curated byKavya Sharma🇮🇳
Instructions
17 steps- 1
Cut coat hanger in center of wire base and then bring ends together.
wire coat hanger(1)spool fine wire(1) - 2
Shape into approximately 10-inch circle; wire ends together with fine wire.
wire coat hanger(1)spool fine wire(1) - 3
Cover circle by winding the 2-inch material using the entire 5 yards to form the base.
yards 2-inches wide(5)material an old piece of cotton sheet works well - 4
Then, wrap the foil around the material.
material an old piece of cotton sheet works wellfeet aluminum foil(4) - 5
The fine wire for putting candy on the wreath should be in about 4 foot lengths or whatever length is convenient to work with.
wire coat hanger(1)spool fine wire(1) - 6
When the preferred length is used, make a loop on the end by bending the end back and then twisting.
- 7
Place next wire through loop; bend end over and twist, thereby fastening ends.
wire coat hanger(1)spool fine wire(1) - 8
Begin by fastening fine wire at base of hook.
wire coat hanger(1)spool fine wire(1) - 9
Twist wire around candy wrapper as tight and close to candy as possible.
wire coat hanger(1)spool fine wire(1) - 10
Twist around candy wrapper twice.
- 11
Place pieces as close together as possible.
material an old piece of cotton sheet works well - 12
This will make the wreath fuller.
- 13
Foil should not show through.
feet aluminum foil(4) - 14
Repeat this until complete.
- 15
Place scissors on a narrow piece of ribbon and tie to wreath hanger on top.
wire coat hanger(1)material an old piece of cotton sheet works wellribbon bow(1)pair scissors(1) - 16
These will be used for cutting candy off rather than to pull or tear.
- 17
Use large bow over hook and hang wreath in well observed position.
material an old piece of cotton sheet works well
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Christmas Candy Wreath
A Uncategorized recipe with wire coat hanger, yards 2-inches wide, material an old piece of cotton sheet works well. Ready in –, serves 4.
Curated byKavya Sharma🇮🇳
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Directions
17 steps- 1
Cut coat hanger in center of wire base and then bring ends together.
wire coat hanger(1)spool fine wire(1) - 2
Shape into approximately 10-inch circle; wire ends together with fine wire.
wire coat hanger(1)spool fine wire(1) - 3
Cover circle by winding the 2-inch material using the entire 5 yards to form the base.
yards 2-inches wide(5)material an old piece of cotton sheet works well - 4
Then, wrap the foil around the material.
material an old piece of cotton sheet works wellfeet aluminum foil(4) - 5
The fine wire for putting candy on the wreath should be in about 4 foot lengths or whatever length is convenient to work with.
wire coat hanger(1)spool fine wire(1) - 6
When the preferred length is used, make a loop on the end by bending the end back and then twisting.
- 7
Place next wire through loop; bend end over and twist, thereby fastening ends.
wire coat hanger(1)spool fine wire(1) - 8
Begin by fastening fine wire at base of hook.
wire coat hanger(1)spool fine wire(1) - 9
Twist wire around candy wrapper as tight and close to candy as possible.
wire coat hanger(1)spool fine wire(1) - 10
Twist around candy wrapper twice.
- 11
Place pieces as close together as possible.
material an old piece of cotton sheet works well - 12
This will make the wreath fuller.
- 13
Foil should not show through.
feet aluminum foil(4) - 14
Repeat this until complete.
- 15
Place scissors on a narrow piece of ribbon and tie to wreath hanger on top.
wire coat hanger(1)material an old piece of cotton sheet works wellribbon bow(1)pair scissors(1) - 16
These will be used for cutting candy off rather than to pull or tear.
- 17
Use large bow over hook and hang wreath in well observed position.
material an old piece of cotton sheet works well
Rate this recipe



