Candy Corn Banner

My 11 year old daughter loved how super easy and cute this craft turned out. You can even experiment and try different fabrics or materials to make this candy corn banner.  With the use of Glue Dots® Advanced Strength adhesive, this project easily stays cute after the season ends.

Made by: Grace Tolman
Time: Approximately 30 minutes
Level: Beginner
Size: 45 ½" x 5 ½"

Here's what you need:

• Glue Dots® Advanced Strength Dot N Go™ or All Purpose Dots™
• White felt
• Oly*Fun Multipurpose material - Orange and Yellow 
• Ribbon
• Hole punch by We R Memory Keepers
• Pencil
• 3 different size circle templates (you can also use plates)
• Ruler
• Scissors

Here's what you do:

Using 3 different sized circles, trace the shape onto the Oly*Fun materials. The biggest circle should be traced onto the orange material, the medium one onto yellow and the smallest circle should be traced onto the white felt. Cut the shapes using scissors.

Adhere the smaller circles on top of the orange fabric, centering them on top of each other. Use Glue Dots Advanced Strength Dots or All Purpose Dots to attach them onto each other.

Use a ruler and pencil, mark the back side of the layered circles to create “pie” shapes.

I was able to make six pie pieces from my circle but you can make more wedges on yours. Cut the piece to make the individual triangles.

Punch holes on the top of the candy corn pieces.

Thread some thin ribbon through the holes to connect two triangles together. Tie the ribbon into a bow and trim the excess.

Thread a longer ribbon on the two edges of the banner and tie the ends.

~Grace