We three...dorks, of Christmas cheer, bring you...
Our Christmas Pez Tree!
It was a blast to make.
Well, the laughing and eating of Pez was a blast.
The "Ouch, that's my finger under the hot wax" - not so much. ;)
Yep, that's...Yoda.Santa...Yoda.
Bobble-head... Santa... Yoda.
Perfect, no?
Tim's mom used to make a Starlight Mint tree.
My mom....would have liked to make a candy tree, but likely bright and shiny objects distracted her. So, Tim and I compromised. We walked the candy aisle in Tar-jay until we found something festive and wacky. Pez. Perfect.
Tim, the Middle-Schooler, and I - worked in pairs. It was many hours and lots of laughs. Tim wanted to make a "garland" in yellow Pez - hopefully you can see that in the pics. I thought it was a nice touch.
The rest of the tree is random.Well, random meaning...we tried to make sure that no two of the same color are next to one another, nor above one another, and there all with the "P's" up and the "Z's" down...and, can I JUST TELL YOU that there are verrry few red Pez in each bag - oh, and there's one mistake, two oranges on there vertically, but we're not fixing it - because..."The great thing about a Pez tree is that there's no wrong way of doing it."
Least that's what Tim kept telling me, so I didn't get all flustered.
*wink*
To mount Dear Santa Yoda, we took great expense in securing a golf pencil.Nuff said.
We set our tree on a holiday plate. (We're not sure if the Middle-Schooler noticed it was a cute little penguin,yet. Shh, don't tell him.) And, we put the extras out for folks to eat. Since From our house to yours: Have a tacky little Christmas.
Have you made a candy tree?
Are you planning to?
I'd love to hear from you.
P.S. If your decorating tastes are more stylish than sweet, don't miss the giveaway over at It's the Little Things That Make a House a Home.








