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Creative Crafts From the Heart
Nothing expresses the spirit of giving like a handmade gift from a child. Here we share instructions for children to create simple, one-of-a-kind gifts that are sure to touch the hearts of those who receive them.

Chocolate Spoon Bouquet

What you need:


Heavy plastic spoons

Milk chocolate

White chocolate

Chocolate sprinkles

Colored sugar

Wax paper

Plastic wrap

Ribbon

Holiday mug

How to make it:

1) In microwave, melt half of the white chocolate in one bowl and half of the milk chocolate in another bowl.

2) Dip half of the spoons in white chocolate and dip the other half in milk chocolate. Dip them as far as the base of the spoon's bowl. Place on waxed paper and let set completely.

3) When chocolate is set, dip the white spoons in milk chocolate, and dip milk chocolate spoons in white. Dip only halfway up the bowl of the spoon to create a layered effect. Place back on waxed paper to begin setting.

4) Let chocolate set only partially (about five minutes). Then gently dip spoons in chocolate sprinkles or colored sugar and allow to set completely.

5) Wrap each spoon in plastic wrap and tie with a colorful ribbon.

6) Fan the spoons and tuck handle-end down into a holiday mug, and tie a season's greetings tag to the handle.
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