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"I love the idea of this project, but I am a little concerned about using actual candy canes. I used to use the same candy canes every year on my tree (packing them up with my decorations in January) but after a few years, the candy started to get sticky and a few even melted and stuck to other decorations. Do you spray your candy canes with anything to keep that from happening? Or do you only use them for one or two Christmases?"

Christmas Flower Pots Kids Can Make

By: Molly Wagner from justalittlecreativity.com

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"Four designs to inspire your little one this Christmas! Together, you can make a Santa, Elf, Snowman, and a Reindeer from terra cotta clay pots. Made using a variety of supplies, such as craft paint, glue, glitter, and a few more items that you probably already have around the house. These only take an afternoon to create. When these are finished, they're perfect for planting succulents, poinsettias, or any other seasonal plant, and make great teacher, friend, or family gifts."

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Estimated Cost$11-$20

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Main MaterialPaint

Easy

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Hannah

Jun 18, 2017

These pots are adorable! Very pleasant! I am absolutely sure my daughter will like to paint small pots for our Christmas decor. We can also make some for our giveaways on her birthday. Giving these pots with plants of course.

M Altenberg

Apr 14, 2017

You can be very creative when decorating your pots to give away as gifts. Putting plantings in them also makes them that more enticing to receive as a gift.

mulberrygalprinces s

Nov 23, 2016

Oh yes indeed. This is something my grand daughter could do with me. I have a few pots but I want to get the tiny ones for her to keep in her room with fake flowers in them. She Has made artificial flowers with me from patterns from this site in the past.