DIY Card Making – How to Make Punch Art Candy Corn

For a couple of years now, I have made punch art candy corn using the Pennant Punch.  It was great, but time consuming, a lot of punching, trimming, a lot of wasted card stock or patterned paper and then you wound up with a HUGE piece of punch art candy corn.

I wanted to make some that were closer to size for a card.  We do Halloween treats around here, so I needed something to go along with that.  And I need to make a lot of cards, and that meant making a LOT of punch art candy corn.  I tried so many ways, and kept thinking there had to be an easier way than making them one at a time.

And then it hit me – PIZZA!  Are you asking yourself, “What is she talking about?  I thought we were talking about candy corn!”  If so, no fear, we are.

I grabbed my circle punches and went to town and started making 8 candy corn at a time.  I whipped out about 40 of these bad boys, cut them into 8th's and ta-da!  Bam!  I have over 300 of these cute punch art candy corns for my cards!

I posted the diagram on how to make these over on my Facebook Page today, click here to see it.

Here is the final DIY card:

Look at those cute punch art candy corn:
I paired it with Stampin' Up!'s Halloween Bash stamp set in the Holiday Catalog, it was the perfect stamp set to go along with punch art candy corn, right?

Try it – see how easy they are to make and leave me a comment below about them.

And I hope that you enjoyed today's DIY Card Making Tip on how to make your own punch art candy corn!