candy favors are my fave

April 21, 2011

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I loved the glass bottle packaging of these candies from Selfridges (via Alli) and thought the idea would be perfect for a party favor. I simply repurposed some Frappuccino bottles, spray painted the lids, and used some stickers from the Martha Stewart line as labels. Just be aware, if you buy the candy too far ahead of time, don’t open the package. You’ll find yourself having to strategically reposition the candy so the bottles look full.

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  • On November 19, 2011 , jody m said:

    how did you get those labels? that looks really nice..

  • On November 19, 2011 , SILVIA said:

    Excellent idea, and easy, tks.

  • On November 19, 2011 , For the Sweet people in your life « Sarah's Best said:

    [...] kid (or grown-up alike) doesn’t love to sneak a few from the candy jar? I found this nifty craft idea, and think I might make it my own this year. You can use bottles from your recycling bin, at the [...]

  • On January 2, 2012 , Anisi said:

    I am so excited, this is just what I was looking for, I couldn’t figure out what bottles to get. But I drink frappuccinos all the time, so this is perfect.

  • On January 31, 2012 , Sweet Valentines Get Me Every Time : Gets Me Every Time said:

    [...] Because I can’t tear myself away from the Pinterest these days, I couldn’t help but give my ol’ pinner a break when I came across the cutest idea from one of my daily blogroll stops, You Are My Fave. [...]

  • On February 1, 2012 , Kellsey said:

    I know you say you got the stickers from the Martha Stewart line but I’m just curious where did you buy them? Michael’s? Online? Because I’ve been searching since you posted this last year!

  • On May 17, 2012 , TKaye said:

    Yes! Where did you get the labels…I can’t find them either. Am desperately looking, I like the white on clear.

  • On May 17, 2012 , TKaye said:

    Ok….maybe an opaque white pen and free-hand it. Or I may trace onto a clear blank label that is placed over a printed template.

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