Rock candy sticks made following a workshop by Von de Boer
Kandij knotsen gemaakt naar een workshop van Von de Boer
On this blog, you’ll find everything about dollhouses and miniatures. Op dit blog vind je alles over poppenhuizen en miniaturen.
Rock candy sticks made following a workshop by Von de Boer
Kandij knotsen gemaakt naar een workshop van Von de Boer
I had been looking for the labels for Italiano candy for a long time
to make little rolls, but I couldn’t find them anywhere
For me, they’re a bit of childhood nostalgia, since my dad would occasionally buy us a roll
When I saw the rolls for sale, I ordered them right away, along with a pack of
Miss Blanche cigarettes and a box of Zwaluw matches
They’ll fit perfectly in the 1960s living room I still plan to create
Made Grandma’s candy corner
Years ago, I bought the kit from Akke Ris that you can see in the photo below
The kit included wood to make the counter, but I chose
to use cardboard instead, as I find it easier to work with
I also changed the design, color, and style a bit
I made small square mirrors for the sides
So now I have plenty of leftover materials
but I’m sure they’ll come in handy someday!
The candy supply is starting to grow 🍭
Made candy tubes and filled the candy jars 🍬
Made lollipops in a stand and lots of other sweets 🍭
I’m going to make a candy counter, and for that I made
this box filled with rolls of King peppermint
If you download and print these printables on photo paper,
you’ll get nice and sturdy prints
Cut out the printables for the best result
Wrap them around a cocktail stick to give them a round shape
Cut small pieces of a cocktail stick, slightly longer than the wrapper
Then wrap aluminum foil around the wooden piece and glue the wrapper