I think most of us are so ready for Spring. It’s been an incredibly confusing winter for us — warm days then cold days then even warmer days. {sigh} I love my winter, but this year it was rather pathetic, so bring on Spring. I was recently inspired by a Martha Stewart tutorial someone pinned, so I headed off to the store to buy a few supplies; however, most of them I had on hand. I think these would make great spring favors for a Spring gathering or a “Happy Spring” gift for a co-worker. Wouldn’t you agree?
Supplies: Springy Scrapbook Paper, Double Sided tape, mini cupcake liners, scissors and some candy. Jelly Beans are probably ideal, but these are egg shaped Sweet tart type candy. A pleasant surprise upon taste-testing {giggle}. You’ll want to free-hand the flower or use this template. Once you have your template, trace and cut. Apply a small piece of double sided tape to the bottom of the cupcake liners.
Place the cupcake liner in the center of your paper flower.
Then its time to add your candy, which I’m sure you’ll agree is thee yummiest part of this project, right? Now, we’re ready to decorate a table, give to your kiddos, share with a friend or set a few on your coffee table.
What will you do with your Spring Flower Candy Cups?
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What the cute?? I'm so happy I saw these before I head off to bed tonight… they just make me smile! I want to have a party now just so I can make these
So glad I'm following you! {And how do you take such amazing photos? What do you use for your background?} Have a great night! -Holly
Such a cute idea! I also second that you take wonderful photos — it makes your instructions so pretty!
Those are so cute! I love this idea. It would be great for my daisy scout troop. In fact, I think you just solved my problem today. I have to make cupcakes for the 100th birthday of GS…and I'm totally going to use your idea!
So adorable! Great tutorial. Megan
Oh these are so adorable!!
These are so cute! They would be so perfect for one of our girls ministry events!! I just might have to do this!
Soo cute! I love them, I have seen them on Pinterest also.
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I love these!! I have them pinned and can't wait to try them. What a simple, but darling idea. Thanks for linking up at Carolyn's Homework!!
Super duper cute!!!!
Oh my – that is so cute! That's a great idea.
Love for you to share it at my Linky Party
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http://www.jaqsstudio.com/2012/03/made-by-me-22-linky-party-and-features.html
I love this!!! So cute and so simple!! Best of both worlds! Thanks for linking up!
Oh my goodness!! What an adorable way to serve treats! I would love for you to link up at my party going on now at Jillify It!
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Jill
http://www.jillifyit.com
Thanks so much for linking up to Toot Your Horn Tuesday. These are so adorable and girl, your pictures are amazing as well
Holy cuteness! This is adorable and a perfect idea for the kids table at Easter. Thanks girl!
Take care,
Trish
This is adorable! I would love to have you come over and link up to Sunday round up http://www.kaylascreationsblog.com/2012/03/sunday-round-up-1.html
LOVE this idea!! I think perfect for my daughter's preschool snack:) Thanks so much for sharing at Two Sasters!!
This is such a cute idea!
Mrs. Delightful
http://www.ourdelightfulhome.blogspot.com
Now this is cute! Perfect for Easter and Spring! Thanks so much for sharing at Mom On Timeout!
Thank you for linking up this fabulous project!!
I hope you will stop by and link up another great project http://polkadot-pretties.blogspot.co.uk/2012/03/you-inspire-linky-party_24.html
Claire xox
So sweet…and tea party worthy! My grandgirls will love these! I followed the garden path from Sweet Sixteen: May Flowers collection to your blog, and I'm loving what I found! Congrats on being featured, and thanks for sharing!
Yes, thank you for such a great idea…and the Sugar Rush!
So cute! I saw those on Martha Stewart and loved the idea! Glad to know they are easy!