DIY Candy Hearts

Making your own Candy Hearts is a sweet way to Celebrate Valentine’s Day! It is so easy to make your own DIY candy hearts, and then box them up in little boxes to pass out to friends! You can add extracts to your hearts when you make them to give them a custom flavor… maybe you like peppermint, almond, lemon, or anise… each adds its own special touch to the holiday!

This project is part of Craft Lighting Holiday. Each day this week I’ve been sharing a fun and fast Valentine’s Day craft that can be done in 15 minutes or less. And my co-hosts Angie from the Country Chic Cottage and Laura from Handmade Home have been sharing in the fun! We’ve also asked our crafty friends to join in… check out all their great projects below!

Make your own Candy Hearts and a cut box to package them up in!

To make the candy heart boxes, you’ll need:
Paper
Sizzix Thinlets Mini Recipe Card Box (from the Where Women Cook Collection)
Sizzix Thinlits Plus Die Set – Box, Matchbox (optional – for the lattice cut-out)
Sizzix Die-Cut machine and baseplates
Hot glue

Candy hearts (check out the video below on how to make them)

 

Cut out the Mini Recipe Card Box shape:

If you like, cut out the lattice.

make box

Glue together using hot glue.

Add candy hearts, and you’re done!

Your friends won’t believe you made them yourself!

Check out these other fun and fast Valentine’s Day Crafts:

Ready for more quick and easy Valentine’s Day craft ideas?  See the ideas below!  Start with these fun Valentine mailboxes from See Lindsay.

Great quick and easy Valentine's Day crafts that can be made in 15 minutes or less!

Turn conversation hearts into sugar scrub with this recipe from Happy Go Lucky.

Star Wars fans will love the heart of Kyber from Doodle Craft.

Make your own heart stamps in minutes with this idea from My Craftily Ever After.

Turn a chipboard heart into something special like this one from Me and My Inklings.

This Valentine’s Day felt banner from A Sweet Berry is just too cute.

Give the gift of coffee in style with this idea from Scrappy Chick.

And Angie from The Country Chic Cottage made these adorable matchbook Valentines!

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