I stumbled upon this idea tutorial for a Christmas Sleigh gift and thought it would make the most fabulous place settings for the Christmas dinner table.
Well who doesn’t love chocolate? Not many that's for sure.
****UPDATE****
The tutorial video can now be viewed on either my YouTube page here https://youtu.be/7QrUrqJPmPM
or on a more recent page of my blog here http://www.jakheath.com/2020/12/make-your-own-chocolate-santa-sleigh.html
The idea for the place setting only came when I gave my daughter a peek at what I was making for Jack and she cried “I want one too Mam” so what was once to be only two or three soon became eight that I needed.
I ran out of bits for my place setting so I still have 1 left to complete but I was itching to show you all.
Aren’t they sweet? (pardon the pun) I even found some little chocolate Santa’s to drive the sleigh.
As you can see we have candy canes, KitKat, miniature Cadbury chocolate, Kinder bars, chocolate coins and in the adult ones Dime Bars. I tied it all together with ribbon from Ribbon Carousel
Come on get out those glue guns and set to work on a treat to remember at the Christmas dinner table.
Click here for the link to the tutorial for them
Absolutely fantastic! What a terrific idea and something everyone will enjoy! Great crafting!
ReplyDeleteOh, how cute and what a very clever idea for place settings or even to put on a gift package.
ReplyDeleteGreat craft project.
TColleenB.
these are very cool Jak :) thanks heaps for the link!
ReplyDeleteThese are fab Jak, thanks for sharing the idea, I think I shall make some myself. x
ReplyDeleteI remember when I did these candy sleigh a few years back...
ReplyDeleteThey make wonderful little gifts..
Thanks for sharing...
Hi Jak,
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing these. I had seen them before and forgot about them. I think these are even more fun with Santa driving the sleigh.
Cool Cool Cool. The children will love these. Thanks Jak.
ReplyDeleteI pop in to "ooh and arh" over your posts everyday but this time I really have to tell you how great they are in person (well nearly in person). What a wonderful idea you are very inspiring. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLorraine
These are wonderful Jak! THere's only DH and me for Christmas this year so I will make us some to go with the other goodies for our table, we're both a couple of kids at heart!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Hugs
Laurian
I love these the are gorgeous. Caroline xxx
ReplyDeleteJak, these are fab! Thanks for sharing! I might just have to have a go!
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Dawn xx
WOUW what a wonderful idea,these are awesome Jak. I´m definitely going to give these a try too. I´m very sure the girls will just love them for christmas too.
ReplyDeleteSuch a brilliant idea, thank you sooo much for sharing Jak, and thanks Dawn for showing me the way over here ((hugs)) Can't wait to get to the sweet shop now lol xx Wishing you, yours and all your followers a very Merry Christmas :D
ReplyDeleteFabulous idea and I am sure will be a big hit on Christmas day.
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Linda xxx
What a fantastic idea Jak, i love this.
ReplyDeleteMary xx
Awww, this is just brilliant Jak. I will definately keep this in mind for next year x
ReplyDeletehugs sally x
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This is an amazing idea Jak, they look fantastic..
ReplyDeleteHugs Kelly
Thanks for showing us this Jak. I was looking for something novel to put on the table and these are ideal. Hugs Christine x
ReplyDeletewhat a fantastic idea Jak they look great x
ReplyDeleteoh these are fabulous .. i am tempted but no children coming Christmas day and i don't think my mothers teeth can cope with the candy canes lol
ReplyDeleteLisa x
Hi Jak,how strange I had never seen these before until two weeks ago when I visited the Christmas Dickensian Fair at Lightwater Valley( near Ripon)they were selling them for three pounds each and the didn't have as much on them,they are great idea I am going to make them with the kids at school next week.Great minds !Take Care Jacqueline.S
ReplyDeleteOooh, these are FABULOUS! I love the chocolate Santa's driving the sleigh!
ReplyDeleteThese are darling, what a lovely table setting they will make. Yummy too!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Lori m
Brilliant Jak.... straight out to the shops for goodies to make these with my granddaughter. Had such fun when she came home making up 8 so far... 2 for her teachers at school (she's 7) and some for on the Christmas dinner table for my daughters and their children. Thanks for the inspiration. Sue x
ReplyDeleteOh wow now these are just totally fabulous!! I think I might have a go at these! :))
ReplyDeleteLizy x
These are fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteThese look fabulous Jak, I did a simpler version with some candy canes and name tags. I must make a note to do these when our baby grandsons are older they will love them.Tfs :) Viv xx
ReplyDeleteLove the sleighs Jak.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jak for the link these are great treats for the grandies.
Love these Jak and will Bookmark your post to fix for Christmas. All five of the children will love them. They could be a great holder for money gifts too.
ReplyDeleteLove love love!! Will be making these this year instead of the usual selection pack!
ReplyDeleteLove love love!! Will be making these this year instead of the usual selection pack!
ReplyDeleteLove these! Will be making them instead of buying the usual selection boxes!
ReplyDeleteWhat candies did you use? They aren't the mini Hershey bars typically used. I like the Chocolate Santa sleigh better.
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