Diy pool noodle candy cane

What a great way to decorate your home for the holidays. Foam candy canes are easy and clever. Since they're waterproof, you can hang a few outdoors to show your holiday spirit. Your neighbors will beg you to tell them how you rocked this...

Need a touch of winter wonderland or maybe having a kids candy themed party, this is for you. I am going to show you how to make this DIY giant candy cane..

Laura Jeanne on Instagram: "Another Christmas DIY with items from Dollar Tree! You’ll need a red pool noodle, white duct tape, an ornament of your choice, ribbon or bow, a broom/mop stick and a Christmas sign (optional). Cost me a total of $7.00 per Candy Cane Pole. #christmascountdown #christmasdecorations #christmasiscoming #foryoureels #foryoupagereels"

pool noodle candy canes made with pool noodles & wire hangers. make straight wire hanger slide into pool noodle & bend to shape, paint.

‘Tis the season to be jolly! Pass on the Christmas cheer in your neighborhood by making giant decorations to put in your yard. Isaac Alexander's DIY YouTube video teaches us an easy way to make decorative candy canes over 8 feet tall. And without a doubt, these sugary sticks will boost your neighbors’ Christmas spirit.

Giant candy canes I made out of red pool noodles, white duck tape and wire hangers. Bend the hangers after you put them inside the noodle.

Don't throw away those old pool noddles! Pool noodles make great Christmas decorations when they get a special touch like this candy cane created by friend and neighbor Stephanie Dyer! Stephanie covered the pool noodle in white duct tape, then went back with red for the candy cane effect. The curve was made and held in place by clear fishing line. A rebar post (steel or iron post) was put into the ground, and the noodle slipped over the post. Great job re-purposing this pool noodle Stephanie…