A bouquet in the shape of daisies made of sweets is an unusual and pleasant gift for a holiday. You can please both the child and the adult with it. You can make such a gift, similar to wildflowers, with your own hands. If possible, try to use exactly those candies that the hero of the occasion loves.
Bouquet of daisies from sweets
Purchase truffle candies in yellow candy wrappers for the middle of the flower and oblong candy wrapped in white wrappers for petals. Attach candies in white candy wrappers in a circle to the tail of the "Truffle" with tape or threads. Plant your composition on a stiff wire, wrap it with green tape.
Corrugated paper daisies
For the middle of the chamomile, you will need candy wrapped in yellow candy wrappers with one curled edge. Spread out the ponytail and glue a narrow strip of double-sided tape to it. Then place the wire that you will use for the stem there and wrap it in a wrapper with duct tape.
If there are no matching candies in a yellow wrapper, make them yourself. Take any candy in a round shape or as a "Truffle". Cut a rectangle out of yellow corrugated paper or foil, wrap the candy, and twist one ponytail.
Make a rectangle out of white corrugated paper. Its width will be approximately equal to the length of the desired chamomile petals. Fold the rectangle in half along the wide side. Then a few more times so that you can cut out a narrow chamomile leaf without cutting through about 2 cm to the end. When you unfold the rectangle, you will have a fringe of petals on a common base.
Run the dull side of the scissors over each petal to curl it slightly. Wrap the resulting fringe around the wire-wrapped candy. Tie a string around the base.
Take green corrugated paper and cut a narrow ribbon from it. Wrap the flower stem, attaching a drop of glue to the paper at the beginning and end of the wire.
Chamomile from satin
For a bouquet of daisies, take round chocolates in a golden wrapper. Cut the clear brown paper into squares. Place the candy in the center of the square and lift the edges of the paper up, twist them into a ponytail and secure with a strip of transparent tape. Tie the candy to the wire so that it is straight up. You can use thread or tape.
Cut a 16 mm wide white satin ribbon into equal pieces. Calculate their length so that each segment, bent in half, is equal to the desired length of a chamomile petal.
For the petals, you can use not only a satin ribbon, but also plain white paper cut into narrow strips.
Glue the ends of each section with clear glue or use a glue gun. Join them in a circle, overlapping with glued edges. Cut a circle out of the yellow cardboard. Glue it in the center of the satin daisy.
Use a hole punch or punch to make a hole in the center of the flower. Insert the wire candy through it. Secure the chamomile on the back with green tape.
