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		<title>By: val</title>
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		<description>Candy Wreath  
 
Make a wreath using hard, wrapped candies, ribbon, and a hanger! A fun decoration that you can eat.
Materials Needed:


Wire Hanger 
About 35 Wrapped Candies 
Curling Ribbon 
Instructions:
Straighten the hanger and then cut it in half using wire cutters (only 1 half will be used). Bend one of the pieces of hanger into a circle shape. Twist one end around the other to secure, leaving about 3-inches of one of the ends free. Bend that end over to form a small circle or hook for hanging. Use a pair of pliers if necessary. If needed you can also use some duct tape to help secure the ends together.

Once you have the wreath base made, you can add the candy! You can use any kind of wrapped candy you like, anything from traditional peppermint rounds to suckers. About 35 of them will fill your hanger nicely, but this number can vary quite a bit from person to person because of how close they are tied together.

Cut the curling ribbon into 8-inch pieces. Take 1 piece of candy and tie it to the center of a piece of ribbon. Then, use the ribbon to tie the candy tightly onto the wreath. You can either cut off the extra ribbon or leave it. The ends can be curled to add a nice touch to your wreath. Continue this process until you have the wreath as full of candy as you like.

Hang your wreath and keep a pair of scissors nearby to share the candy with visitors!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Candy Wreath  </p>
<p>Make a wreath using hard, wrapped candies, ribbon, and a hanger! A fun decoration that you can eat.<br />
Materials Needed:</p>
<p>Wire Hanger<br />
About 35 Wrapped Candies<br />
Curling Ribbon<br />
Instructions:<br />
Straighten the hanger and then cut it in half using wire cutters (only 1 half will be used). Bend one of the pieces of hanger into a circle shape. Twist one end around the other to secure, leaving about 3-inches of one of the ends free. Bend that end over to form a small circle or hook for hanging. Use a pair of pliers if necessary. If needed you can also use some duct tape to help secure the ends together.</p>
<p>Once you have the wreath base made, you can add the candy! You can use any kind of wrapped candy you like, anything from traditional peppermint rounds to suckers. About 35 of them will fill your hanger nicely, but this number can vary quite a bit from person to person because of how close they are tied together.</p>
<p>Cut the curling ribbon into 8-inch pieces. Take 1 piece of candy and tie it to the center of a piece of ribbon. Then, use the ribbon to tie the candy tightly onto the wreath. You can either cut off the extra ribbon or leave it. The ends can be curled to add a nice touch to your wreath. Continue this process until you have the wreath as full of candy as you like.</p>
<p>Hang your wreath and keep a pair of scissors nearby to share the candy with visitors!</p>
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		<title>By: Stephenie</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 07 Dec 2007 02:53:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>My mom used to make something like this for my class every year when I was little.  We would each take off one candy each day before Christmas vacation.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My mom used to make something like this for my class every year when I was little.  We would each take off one candy each day before Christmas vacation.</p>
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