Make a festive centerpiece for your Christmas party using Wonderful Halos. DIY Halos Tree and Presents
what you'll need:
- wonderful
halos mandarins
- small
cake stand or platter
- adhesive
dots
- toothpicks
- snips
of greenery (such as arborvitae, boxwood, or pine)
- ribbon
or twine
- scissors
- tags (optional)
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To make the first row: Place an adhesive dot
on the bottom of a Wonderful Halos mandarin and adhere it to the center of your
cake stand. Place glue dots on the bottom of six more Halos mandarins and place
them on the cake stand to surround the one in the center.
To
make the second row: Grab 7 more Halos mandarins and place glue dots on the sides of six
mandarins to adhere them in a ring around the others. Place a few glue dots on
the mandarins in the first row and place the new row on top, turned, so that
the rows are staggered.
To make the third row: Use 5 toothpicks to poke 5 Halos mandarins
together into a circle and place on top.
To
make the fourth row: Use 3 toothpicks to poke 3 Halos mandarins together into a
triangle, and place on top.
To make the top: Poke a piece of
greenery into the top of a single Halos mandarin and place it on top.
To make presents: Tie thin ribbons or twine around a Halos
mandarin and knot. Tuck in a little sprig of greenery. Tie a tag to your Halos
mandarin present and use it as a place card!
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I have
fun making this but it was just as much fun giving them away as presents and
eating them. I also realized I am not the best crafty girl around but it was so
relaxing to try to make this.
See more
at https://www.halosfun.com/crafts/halos-tree-and-presents
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| My creative version but different from the instructions. |
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