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  • Cement Candy Corn Yard Ornaments
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    Cement Candy Corn Yard Ornaments

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    Cement Candy Corn Yard Ornaments  These Cement candy corns are fun to make and will be a great addition to your fall decor. Because they are made out of cement they are durable enough to use both inside and outside. I have made 4 of these and plan on using mine randomly outside in amongst my flowers. Materials needed: Cement ( I like to use a fast setting underlayment, It’s a little more expensive but I like that it sets within minutes of pouring.) cheap plastic bowl cheap wooden spoon water Traffic cones from the dollar tree cooking spray paper towel sandpaper paint ( white, orange, and yellow) paint brush…

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    Emily Dillman

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  • Candy Corn Craft
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    Candy Corn Magnets

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    What you need: cupcake papers ( 1 cupcake paper makes 1 candy corn magnet) Button magnets (found in the craft department at Walmart) 3 paint brushes (one for each color of paint) Orange, Yellow, & White paint ( I used the acrylic, plaid brand, paint at Walmart. It’s about $1 a bottle) Glitter ( I used white) Glue ( I used a hot glue gun because it dries fast, but school glue would work fine, too) How to make them: 1.) First you need to fold your cupcake papers in half, then in half again, then again. With each fold place a small dab of glue to keep them from…

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    Emily Dillman

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