Candy canes are everywhere right now, and who doesn't love the taste of peppermint! So pick up a box to create these adorable candy cane versions of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. These edible ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. ** Editors Tip: Excluding any projects that go in the oven, spray all the candy canes with clear varnish before you start crafting ...

What better way to make a great first impression this holiday season than by making a unique candy cane wreath? The design options are endless! Whether you add them to an evergreen wreath or let them ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. No tree is complete without sweet, pepperminty candy canes adorning the branches. The humble candy cane is perhaps one of the most enduring ...

Candy canes are a Christmas staple, which means that by Jan. 1, you will probably be left with a whole bunch of leftover peppermint candies making a mess in your kitchen. I love candy canes, but even ...

Using the brown felt, cut out two rectangles measuring 1-1/2 inches by 4 inches (body) and four rectangles measuring 1-1/2 inches by 2 inches (legs). Then cut out a head shape that measures ...

The staff of Goshen’s historic Olympia Candy Kitchen began producing their famous candy canes Wednesday morning. The tradition occurs each year the day before Thanksgiving.

Christmas is only 10 days away — the lights are up, Santa is on the Square, and the malls are packed. Sister-in-laws Stephanie Swanson and Katie Waters of Marietta put Christ back into Christmas by ...