Hello Everyone! We hope you had a wonderful weekend. We are back today with a new idea for your Christmas celebrations.
I had the idea to make Christmas trees out of sugar cones. 
We melted white almond bark (you could use white chocolate chips too, or a mixture of the two). It took about 3/4 of the bar to roll 12 cones.
We set them in a dish and sprinkled them with pink and red sugar. Be sure to sprinkle before the coating hardens!
I had the idea that we could put toothpicks in the top to hold names in case you wanted to use them as place card settings.
It was a little bit of a challenge to get the toothpicks in. It works best to break the pick in two and stick the pointed end in your cone and disguise the broken end in your topper.
We think these turned out so cute and they are edible, too!
Hope you enjoyed this sugar kissed idea!
Have a wonderful day! Twyla and Lindsey
Those are soooo cute! I have never seen these before. You are so clever.
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Hi Ladies,
ReplyDeleteI wanted to stop by and say a quick Hi : ) I love all of your Christmas goodies and tutorials, maybe next year I will get to try some of them. Wishing you a beautiful week.
Hugs,
Kathy
Really a neat idea for placecards, plus they look yummy!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Sarita
Such a fun idea! My girls will just love this, too! Your house must be so fun!
ReplyDeleteHope you're having a lovely evening!
What a great way to occupy children just before the holidays!!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
Love,
Marilyn
These are so cute. What a great idea! Hope you have a great day! Blessings, Faye
ReplyDeleteThats a great idea.They are adorable.Merry christmas!
ReplyDeleteHi Ladies!! what a great idea and anything to do with chocolate is great in my book...LOL!! Thank you for stopping by my blog, we don't have anymore snow, it melted :( and today is supposed to 42, most of the snow seems to be missing us. I just hope we have some snow for christmas...Have a great day!! Hugs and Love, Jennifer
ReplyDeleteSparkling and yummy looking, who could ask for more. YOur ideas are divine. I have never felt so creative! Hugs, Kathleen
ReplyDeleteThese are too cute for words! Can I be the star cone in the middle? ☺ ♥
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I'll be telling my DILs about this one. What's a little sugar between friends?! ;-)
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Donna
VERY cute !!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute and they look yummy too!
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable, I might give them a try if I have time. The clock is ticking and I have to much to do.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas
Mary
GREAT idea..and how much fun to use or eat! YUM!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this! Have a great week!
Blessings..Lorena
What a cute idea-love all of your ideas this Christmas! Keep em coming!
ReplyDeleteThe ultimate in a sugar kissed Christmas! These are so wonderful, and they would look great as a centerpiece or as place card holders. I would spend all of dinner waiting until I could eat my name holder!
ReplyDeleteWhat a loverly thought said Mary Poppins to the Girl with the Curl...A sugar cone forest with flags flying. I do believe said Mary, I once saw this as I flew over the North Pole! Come see my Gingerbread Lane girls, you'll love the journey!
ReplyDelete"Sweet" idea! ;o)
ReplyDeleteVictoria xx
Sooooo cute and creative! You two amaze me with you fabulous ideas! You must dream ideas and then get up in the morning and go to your studio and go to town! Wow. I love coming to you blog as I never know what you will do next! Keep it coming...
ReplyDeleteAbsalutelyfrickenfabulous! x
ReplyDeleteCute idea!!! Very fun!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful trees and pink too! When I was a pre-school teacher we did this every Christmas. We used white frosting and tinted it green, then gave the kids all kinds of goodies to decotate with. I think more went into their tummies then on the tree. hehe
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Karen
I just love this idea and tutorial with pictures! Great idea! Great presentation! Hugs, Coralie
ReplyDeleteThey look so delicious and very 'Barbie'! Thanks for sharing another great idea.
ReplyDeleteLindsay
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Brilliant! What a good idea!
ReplyDeleteHi Ladies, these look soooo tasty and cute - I am not sure they would make it to the table in our house! A clever idea! Have a great day! Kim
ReplyDeleteYou two have out done your own cuteness factors! These are such a sweet idea. Having the best time with your holiday posts! Elizabeth
ReplyDeleteHow pretty! I could just chomp right into one....
ReplyDeleteLove your magical idea! They are so adorable and I love how they are edible too. The little name flags at the top are a perfect addition. Thanks for sharing your creativity with us! Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Lisa :)
Very cool! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Lisa
Thanks for stopping by on my blog today! Pleased you could pop over to the UK.
ReplyDeleteI'm just loving these what a fantastic idea. Names in the top too! Great idea.Step by step instuctions wonderful. I like that!
Thanks.
Hugs and LOve Suex
Hello Twyla and Lindsey,
ReplyDeleteI think this is a terrific idea and would be so cute for place card holders!! Thank you for sharing and blessings to you!! Vicki
this is just the cutest! i'm tucking the idea away for next year.
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