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Candy corn popcorn box with white chocolate popcorn recipe!
Published By: Kim West  | Created On:  | Updated:
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This is part of Laura Kelly’s fun popcorn box challenge! I got this fun package full of goodies….I thought it was so funny she sent candy corn colored felt…because I already knew that I wanted to do a candy corn container! I traced the container while it was still flat–Remember you will need 4 sides (two sheets)and I added flaps on the sides of one to help connect them later. I took some Gelatos® to make the candy corn look.They are about the coolest things! I have big plans for these babies! You can use them like paint…add water for a watercolor look. Rub them on stamps and mist them –Use them on wood, paper, canvas! I colored them on…and smoothed them out with water! After they dried I cut them out and used tacky glue to connect them together and then wrap around the box.Cut out some fun paper from adorn it with my silhouette cameo to add the spider detail.Then I whipped up one of my favorite (EASIEST) treats. White chocolate popcorn! I used microwave popcorn (pop that first) then put white chocolate chips in a microwave bowl and melt (don’t over melt it will crumbly and gross…I speak from experience!) Stir in popcorn! You can leave it plain or throw in m&m’s and eyeballs and candy corn
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Mariah Leeson (@Giggles_Galore) says
This is darling, love it!
Midg e says
Wowzers! I would have never thought to use my gelatos on this! Brilliant 🙂 Midge
Holly says
Awesome! I have a drawer full of Gelatos and never used them! Ack! This is awesome! Holly 🙂