DIY Candy Crate

The project today is for the granddaughters. The DIY Candy Crate makes me smile and I bet it makes them smile too. The supplies for the project are all new…….and best of all….inexpensive.

I like to do projects every now and then that don't involve junk or reclaimed objects. I know some of you guys may not have a junk stash to work with. New is good too.

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I decorated the mini wood crate with a mummy design for Halloween and the decorations can be changed with the seasons/holidays. Reuse and Recycle! The crate is holding a mason jar filled with my favorite Halloween treat.....candy corn and salted peanuts. Ever had this?

How To Make a DIY Candy Crate

Before starting on a project I like to gather the supplies I need to complete the project. That way if I'm missing something I can find a substitute in the workshop or I can run to the store and get what I need. Most projects don't take long to complete and once I'm on a roll I don't like to stop.

Project Supplies:
Mini Wood Crate (similar)
Black Electrical Tape
Adhesive Wiggly/Googly Eyes
White Spray Paint

Step 1. Spray paint the wood crate.

I applied several coats of paint allowing the paint to dry in between coats.

Step 2. Apply the black electrical tape

You can make any design on the crate. It took me about 1 minute to make my design. You just want it to look mummy like.

Step 3. Stick on the googly eyes.

The googly eyes are adhesive so no hot glue or anything. I placed pairs of eyes on the electrical tape and just on the white paint too. The googly eyes are all different sizes. Have fun with it.

Step 4. Add a mason jar of candy or candy bars to the DIY candy crate.

I filled a mason jar with my favorite Halloween treat of candy corn and salted nuts. Taste just like a Payday candy bar. Have you had this treat? Yum.