Mmmmmmm, yummy.
That heart is not pretty - in fact it looks diseased.

The instructions said to unwrap the candy canes and warm them in a low temp oven until soft allowing me to squeeze the two candy cames together onto a stick. Um, no. Ours looked like this with oozing patches and deformed shapes. Yum.

Exactly two of them looked good enough to wrapped up like we had planned. Sophie gave them to a couple of the daycare kids.

Luckily, I had another package of unwrapped candy canes and we modified our idea for Valentine's for her class. We have a lot of unwrapped candy canes - in February.

We made those at Christmas time, and used the small size candy canes. I didn't have that problem. Hmmm... maybe it was the size? Too bad it didn't turn out. Your craft projects are so inspiring to me! Thank you so much for posting them. I really like to do stuff with my kids, and your projects are always so perfect.
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-Sarah