Christmas candy display

Four holiday centerpiece ideas, inspired by four favorite Christmas candles (and their holiday fragrances)!

Add a sweet touch to your holiday parties and events with a delicious assortment of candies featuring the colors of red, white, and green! Shown here are chocolate covered almonds, cinnamon hard candy sticks, ribbon candy, gummy bears, swirl suckers and twist lollipops, taffy, peppermints, chocolate balls, and rock candy. www.candywarehouse.com/themes/christmas-candy/

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This easy crock pot candy is creamy chocolate peanut clusters, all made with the help of a slow cooker! A quick and easy holiday treat.

Southern Hospitality is hosting a Top Projects of 2011 linky party. So I thought it would be fun to look back and share my fav's from this year. I have only been blogging consistently for a few months, and I have really enjoyed seeing just how many talented ladies are out there! There is never any lack of inspiration in blog land that is for sure. I wanted to start to blog about my crafts, so I would have motivation finish stuff I start ;) , but... I didn't realize I would make friends along…

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Create a Holiday Candy Bar for your next Party or Get-together. Both kids and adults alike will get a kick out of coming up and sneaking a few pieces of candy. To get the party started you’ll…

It's all in the details, right? As big of a pain as it is to get out all the Christmas and put it up -- the take down is the dreaded event. So why do it at all you ask? Because it sets the tone for the holidays. Every little aspect adds to the splendor. The memories. The overall feeling of Christmas time. Vintage stocking with Santa's clocks and keys: It's how he stops time and gets into the house. The Kissing Ball: A must for every entry (unless you don't like who comes through your door)…