Sweet Suite edible Halloween lollipops in jewel-toned frames and skull designs

About Us

Sweet Suite is a handmade candy company creating edible details designed to make a celebration a little more memorable.

From shimmering drink stirrers and cocktail garnishes to playful lollipops, place card holders, and one-of-a-kind party details, we believe candy can be part of the decor, too.

Our pieces are handmade in small batches with an eye for the tiny details, whether that means adding a little sparkle to a wedding cocktail, creating something unexpected for a bachelorette weekend, or making a holiday gathering feel extra magical.

We love taking the things you’d normally decorate a party with and asking, “But what if you could eat it?”

Sweet Suite - handcrafted edible details for life’s sweetest celebrations.

DIY CACTUS JEWELRY HOLDER

DIY CACTUS JEWELRY HOLDER

I have been going through a serious cactus phase lately. If it has a cactus on it, I want to buy it. If I can incorporate a cactus into any of my DIYs, I'm doing it. I had been wanting to make a ring/jewelry holder for a while because I am 100% guilty of taking my rings off and putting them in dangerous places aka anywhere near a drain. While brainstorming, I had a lightbulb moment and realized that I could totally turn this into a project that would feed my cactus addiction, but also be completely functional. The best kind of DIY!

Materials:
OVEN BAKE CLAY
PAINT PEN
SMALL POT OR JAR
SAND

Start with some oven bake clay. I'm using green for a classic look but any color will do.

Roll a block of clay into a large ball, then divide it into 3 sections - one larger piece for the trunk and 2 smaller pieces for the arms. 

Roll the larger piece of clay in your hands to form the trunk shape. Try to keep it thinner and slightly rounded at the top and wider at the bottom. 

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Repeat this proccess with the 2 smaller pieces, forming them into the arm shape by bending them slightly.

Position one of the arms against the trunk section and start to incorporate the clay from each piece into the other. Smooth the clay out with your fingers and try to get rid of any bumps.

Repeat this step with the other arm and then bake according to package instructions. Allow to cool.

Use a paint pen (or paint and a small brush) to draw needles.

Fill a pot or jar with sand. I made this DIY marbled pot last year - you can find the tutorial on my Youtube channel. 

Push the finished cactus into the sand and use it to hold rings, bracelets, or just display it as a cute decor item! You can watch a full video tutorial here.

HOMEMADE ICE CREAM SANDWICHES

HOMEMADE ICE CREAM SANDWICHES

DIY ROPE PLANTER

DIY ROPE PLANTER

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