52 Weeks of Pinterest: Week 46 – Waffle Cone Christmas Trees!
This year I wanted to go with a resolution I would have no problem sticking to! Then as I was pinning an item on Pinterest, a light bulb flashed on above my head. Ok, maybe not literally, but this great idea popped into my head. Those of us who are Pinterest users know that we pin hundreds of things a week, but do we ever do them? So I decided this year I would do one of my pins every week. At the moment, 52 weeks of Pinterest was born. Each week I will do something I found on Pinterest rather it be a craft, new recipe, organizing technique, or whatever!
This week we made these darling Waffle Cone Christmas Trees.
What You Will Need:
Waffle Cones
Green Frosting
Red Twizzlers
Colored Candy for the lights
Last year I did gingerbread houses with my girls and it was a N.I.G.H.T.M.A.R.E! Â It sounded like a good idea at the time, until I went to do it. Â I saw these adorable little trees on Pinterest and thought this would be a lot easier for the little ones to do and it was! They had so much fun and it was perfect for their little 3 and 5 year old skills.
First thing you need to do is frost your waffle cones with some green frosting, Nothing special, just spread it on the cones. This part can be a little messy, but where is the fun with no mess?
Next, peel apart some red Twizzlers to make your light strings and have the kids put them on.
Last up is the lights. You can use whatever candy you would like for the lights. I actually found Sunburst in the bulk food section at my local WinCo. They are chocolate covered sunflower seeds and are pointed which makes the perfect light. For real, look how perfect they are:
I spent less than $5 on the needed items at WinCo! A gingerbread house cost more than that!
This is the perfect holiday treat/craft to do with little ones because it’s budget friendly, easy, fun, and most importantly, tastes yummy!
Make sure to pin this to Pinterest to save for later! If you are not following us on Pinterest, make sure to do so now so you don’t miss out on some great pins!
Hope you enjoyed Week 46 of 52 Weeks of Pinterest, come back next Saturday for another attempted pin!If you don’t want to wait a week for a new pin idea, checkout our DIY posts, there are some great ideas there as well!
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My daughter made one of these when she was in daycare many years ago. I still have it and it’s a treasure for me since she’s passed away. It’s amazing how hard icing gets and how long it holds up.
What an incredible memory. We never realize how precious every moment we have often until they are no longer there for us. Thank you for sharing something so personal and profound.
What kind of icing did you use. My daughter and I get together every year and do this with my grandkids. It has become an annual event w/a sleep over. How long does it take for the icing to harden. They will be traveling with these home. Thanks,
Joan