Thanks for all your comments on these little candy corns. They are the size of the palm of your hand. These were out of the book Buddubg Blessings & Frosy Faces by Michelle Almeida. The bottom right one has a few line strokes that the other three don't. I painted them differt yellows but you can't see the difference in the picture. I thought they would be nice on a leaf wreath with some other spooks or things for Halloween. I have a witch that says "The Witch Is In" that I want to paint so that would be cute in the center. I had made patterns for DH with alot from this book and he cut them all out so I thought it would be easier to paint like crazy while I can find the book. haha I think if a person would shrink the pattern they would be darling for napkin rings. Punk

Guess what yall? a friend of mine took a pic of the candy corn... their are three different ones that I made... anyway she was showing her friends at work.... just to show them off... well one asked if I could make one,,, then another ask, then another ask.... now I have 75 candy corns to make this weekend... I told her NO more.... lol... off to go by plywood and paint..... busy weekend... Plus the game is on... I think I will have to miss it but I have faith in my team in winning....Go OU Sooners!!!!! Missy

Last few year we have had only 1-5 kids and we lived in a small town, but at the edge. This year in the assisted living home, they open the doors for about 2 hours and they say the get 100-200 kids. BUT it is he clients choice. If they want to give, they put a picture of a pumpkin on their door, or just sit in the hallway. If you don't want to do anything, just keep the door closed. Today, all the staff dressed up in costumes and the resident s really enjoyed it. It was fun

I had about 110 kids, The night was beautiful and not too cool so all the neighborhood came out in droves. With help/advice of DD I even bought special non-allergenic organic candy and raisins and put a sign out saying for people to ask for them. Not one person did. I ended up just adding it all to the basket at the end. Around 8 p.m. the outsiders started coming in and were not happy that I didn't have real candy. After the third snarky kid walked away I turned off the lights. It was still fun to see all the kids dressed in costumes - especially the little ones. And, everyone from the neighborhood is always so polite. The teenage boy who wished me a Merry Christmas was delighted when I wished him a Happy New Year.