Posts Tagged ‘Candy Art’

Take a Haribo Gummy Bear Flight?

// May 18th, 2010 // 1 Comment » // Adventures, Candy Art

Just kidding!! However, I was traveling recently and I what I saw was so original. The German Airline TuiFly candy art by Haribo!!

Isn’t that neat!!! I looked in the air and I said to myself, well isn’t that the Haribo Bear! If I had a choice, I would definitely like to fly on the Bear!

The airline has the gold haribo gummy bears colors as well. When you’re traveling be sure to be on the lookout! It is very original!

Once I get settled in, I’ll post new candy reviews! My apologies!

Couple Wins Candy Contest With Covered Lighthouse

// February 5th, 2010 // 2 Comments » // Candy Art, Candy Contest



What a great idea! A candy covered light house. I recently read that back in January a couple entered a candy contest and decided to design and make a candy covered lighthouse. It is amazing and original.

Here is a link to the original contest and the news article.

Candy Wrapper Handbags

// January 20th, 2010 // No Comments » // Candy Art

How unique! Candy Wrapper hand bags! I’ve seen candy wrapper bracelets but never handbags. I would love a Skittles candy wrapper hand bag. Skittles was one of the first candies that I remembered as a child and I’m sure it was because of the “Taste the Rainbow” flavors and colors. These bags don’t come cheap at all. Handbag maker Nahui Ollin has a large collection of unique hand bags that of course include the candy wrapper made.

Here is a quote from the website:

ALL of our materials (Candy wrappers, gum wrappers and soda bottle labels) are factory rejects from independent manufactures and have never been used. These same materials were certain to be sent to a land fill or garbage dump only to pollute the earth more! Not only does the process sustain the environmentally-friendly practice of recycling, it also yields creatively-fresh, long lasting and innovative products.

Made from up to 4000 individual candy wrappers, each piece is passionately and patiently hand made by craftsmen and follows the same process of folding, weaving, and sewing, which can take up to 4 days to complete. And while the bags are indeed made from candy wrappers, gum wrappers and soda bottle labels, they stand the test of time and weather for tear-free, long term durability. What you once would have discarded without hesitation, has been transformed and reshaped into the next must have fashion accessory.

The best selling candy wrapper hand bags can be found at the website: Nahui Ollin.com

  • Shoulder bags
  • Hand bags
  • Convertible bags
  • Messenger bags
  • Clutch and evening bags
  • Wristlets and cutlets

After reviewing more of the website, they have a new type of bag and its made from Newspaper! How dificult that must be to make. However, its art and I LOVE IT!

Recycled Halloween Candy Sculpture

// November 24th, 2009 // No Comments » // Candy Art

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Now this is pretty neat and not exactly throwing away candy but creating a sculpture out of recycled candy from Halloween! This big candy sculpture is made from more than 3,000 pieces of unwanted Halloween candy, “found art” artist Leo Sewell of Philadelphia created a one-of-a-kind rocket ship sculpture.  The candy was donated by visitors to the Tech Museum of Innovation in San Jose, Calif. in exchange for Nestle Crunch bars.

Commissioned by Nestle Crunch, Sewell spent four days creating the sculpture revealed last week and on display at The Tech Museum through this weekend.

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I would love to see a recycled Christmas Candy sculpture that large! Can you believe Christmas is right around the corner? Time flies!!

Now time for some yummy reviews :)

Unique 4th of July Candy

// July 5th, 2009 // 1 Comment » // Candy Art

(photo by:by southernbornandbredgirl (Flickr)
I hope everyone had a nice and safe 4th of July celebration yesterday! Mine was great! I was looking at different types of unique candy for Independence Day but there was nothing out there that really struck me, until I found these Red, White and Blue Strawberries dipped in white candy melts, with blue sugar to tip it off!

This is a wonderful example of unique use of colors, fruit and candy!

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