i am loving all the pedestal dishes that are everywhere right now! anything with a little stand is like 100 times cuter. no matter what it is. aaaand since you know how much i love milk glass {you can see my milk glass collection here} i had to make a pedestal something with it. so this is the adorable milk glass candy dish i made in a matter of about 30 seconds. {yes, that is an unverified time. knew i should have grabbed that stopwatch and a witness. haha}
and of course, this transformation isn’t complete without a ‘before’ picture……. {but doesn’t that candy corn look delish all orange and yellow and all? i love to add peanuts to my candy corns and eating them together. yummers!}
i took simple 3″ milk glass candlestick and used E6000 {awesome stuff!} and glued the candlestick to the bottom of a small milk glass bowl. sooooooo simple! i let it dry for a few hours and i now have the cutest little candy dish in the neighborhood!
this little dish would make a lovely house warming gift or even a thoughtful christmas gift. {anyone else starting to think about christmas gifts??}
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so what candy would you fill this candy dish with??
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Turned out great!
thanks, Meghan!! thank you for stopping by!
happy crafting,
linda
Super cute! I want only chocolate in my dish.
can’t go wrong with chocolate! lol
happy crafting,
linda
That is sooooo pretty Linda!
thank you, Monica!! i’m so glad you stopped by!
happy crafting,
linda
Hi, Linda! It was great to meet you, today! I love milk glass, too; I have a pitcher and some glasses that belonged to my grandma. Hope you had fun at Hobby Lobby; I’m so glad you won the door prize since you’d traveled so far!
hi linda! i am now following and think your crafts are adorable and can’t wait to try my hand at a few of them! i especially love this one!! too cute!
thank you, Dawn! I’m so glad you found my blog :) if you have any questions, just let me know!
happy crafting,
linda
I have a milk glass addiction. I am trying to collect a four piece setting. The plates are the hardest pieces to find! I love your plate wall by the way but I did have a little milk glass envy when I saw it ;D
yay! a fellow milk glass lover! thank you for stopping by!
happy crafting,
linda
This looks so pretty. I bet you’ll be seeing more of this around blogland.
Thank you, Patricia! I’m so glad you stopped by Craftaholics Anonymous!
happy crafting,
linda
SUCH a cute idea! Thanks for sharing with us how to make one for ourselves. Just yesterday, I heard about adding peanuts to candy corn…I am going to have to try that…what “ratio” do you use?
Thanks! my “ratio” is when I pop them into my mouth, I usually eat 1 candy corn with 1.5 peanuts :) its such an exact science! lol jk
happy crafting,
linda
I love it!! It looks so good with the candy corn in there because of how bright it is. I definatly need to make one for myself!!!
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I know this is not fall-ish – but I would have Jelly Bellies in there all the way! Beautiful pedestal dish! :)
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Love milkglass! Great tutorial ; )
thanks, Christa! i’m glad you stopped by and said hi :)
happy crafting,
linda
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I saw a “recipe” for “Tastes Like A Payday” The ingredients are: Salted Peanuts & Candy Corn, mix together the instructions are: mix together …almost as quick as making this candy dish! Turns out great every time!! A recycled Mason jar of this is going in my Christmas Gift Baskets this year!! I am using the red, green & White candy Corn. Thanks for sharing your ideas!