Easy Candy Corn Bowl Filler -

These Easy Candy Corn Bowl Fillers couldn’t be any cuter!

Don’t so many good ideas begin with a trip to the Dollar Tree??

Keep Scrolling & I’ve prepared a helpful Supply List, Step by Step Directions & Short Video Tutorial for you!

SUPPLY LIST:

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Six Triangles from $3 Burlap Candy Corn Garland (Dollar Tree Plus Section)
Hot Glue Gun (Get it HERE)
Scissors
Gator Zip Sander (Get it HERE)
Stuffing (I repurposed an old pillow, but grab some similar stuffing HERE)
Greenery (Hobby Lobby Sku# 997908)
Rubber Stamps (Dollar General)
Black Ink Pad (Get it HERE)
Canvas Ribbon (repurposed packaging)
Black Striped Ripped Fabric (Hobby Lobby SKU: 2081370)
3 Wood Buttons (Walmart)

Keep Scrolling for Easy Steps or check out THIS SHORT VIDEO Tutorial!

First, begin by cutting up the garland

It was very easy to take apart…..I simply cut away the hanging string and pom poms.

You’ll get 11 burlap triangle pieces from the garland.

Take 2 triangles and hot glue edges together, leaving the bottom open to stuff with polyfil. Consider repurposing old pillow stuffing instead of using brand new.

Fill Candy Corn with some type of polyfil/stuffing

As I was filling the candy corn with stuffing, I used the end of a paint brush to push the stuffing into top point.

Once filled, I used more hot glue to close up the open part of the candy corn.

A step you’ll see in the short video tutorial is how I used my Gator Zip Sander to tatter the edges of the candy corn.

Let’s add some beautiful greenery to dress it up a bit.

Added a bit more hot glue to secure the greenery before adding more embellishments.

You never know when you might need that random thing you saved

Knowing this canvas ribbon would come in handy, I repurposed it for adding stamped bow to the candy corn.

I had saved the ribbon from packaging of a throw…..love when my saving “hoarding” things works out lol.

It really was the perfect touch. I simply glued a small piece of the ribbon over the greenery and then tied a simple knot in a longer piece, creating tails.

If I didn’t have this canvas ribbon piece, I would have used my favorite Osnaburg Fabric. If you’ve never used Osnaburg, check out how perfect it is on the bow of this Pumpkin Frame Decor!