I have been working away, getting ready for The Home Depot patio style challenge. Of course that means many trips to The Home Depot for supplies. While I was in the paint section, I saw this perfectly mossy green colored paper and I knew I wanted to do something fun with it for Easter. It is a really nice and thin weight, and very inexpensive. It was under $3 and I think it was a 50 yard roll.
I decided it would be perfect for these cute little carrots, and of course I have a tutorial to share! These are so easy to make that you could assembly line the process and make a bunch of them. You could give them as gifts or even decorate them. They would also be perfect for Easter baskets.
First, you will need to gather up your supplies:
*Orange candy~ I used some Reeses Pieces that I found that were all orange, but I think orange jelly beans or orange M&Ms would be fun
*Mossy green colored masking paper roll~ in The Home Depot paint department.
*Ribbon or twine
*Clear piping bags (for decorating cakes)
Start by holding your bag open in one hand.
Fill about halfway with your orange candies.
Go up about 3 inches higher than the candy and cut off the excess. Set aside.
Unroll a length of your mossy green paper and cut off approximately 1 foot.
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Fold it in half lengthwise, and make long cuts all along the non-folded edge to create a fringe.
Tie your piping bag off and trim back the string. I used twine for this.
Begin tightly wrapping the folded side of your fringe around the top of your piping bag. It should overlap a few times.
Tie it off with your cute ribbon and you’re done!
On another note, isn’t this vintage terra cotta pot I found so adorable!? I love it!
I hope you are having a wonderful week so far!
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Lovely! I adore it!
Manuela
Simply Adorable! I love that you are inspired everywhere you go! I am enjoying following your ideas and recipes. Thank you!
I absolutely loved this idea. I would NEVER have thought to use clear decorating bags. I paid dearly for store bought versions of this when my kids were little. I can’t wait to make them for Easter. Thank you, so much.
what a sweet idea!
I love this idea! They are so darling. I love reese’s pieces so it also makes me want some of those yummies in my tummy right now. 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
I want to be a rabbit, I think! 😀
Kristen! Sooooo cute! I am going to have to do a couple of these for the girls Easter baskets! Thanks for the awesome tutorial!! xo
These are SO cute! Thanks for sharing 🙂