Let Minnie’s kisses & candy corn deliver a sweet, colorful combo to your fall celebration! Indeed, there’s nothing like love in autumn, whether it’s love for Mickey or the sugary treat we call candy corn.
Details About Minnie’s Kisses & Candy Corn
All things considered, this 2024 addition to Department 56’s Disney Mickey’s Halloween Village is the sweetest one yet. Minnie’s Kissing Booth, as shown above, is shaped like a piece of bright, tri-colored candy corn. What’s more, Minnie’s open for business and hoping for a visit from Mickey Mouse! Department 56 captures the shy Mickey in the coordinating accessory, Mickey Buys a Ticket. And Minnie’s Kissing Booth wouldn’t be complete without the new Candy Corn Topiaries coordinating accessory.
Department 56’s Mickey’s Halloween Village
In brief, this classic Halloween village debuted in 2021. How many of the pieces have you collected?
First, there was
- Mickey’s Pumpkintown House, 2021
- Minnie’s Pumpkintown House, 2021
- Mickey’s Pumpkintown Street Lights, 2021
- Mickey’s Town Center Pumpkin, 2021
- Mickey & Minnie’s Costume Fun, 2021
- Mickey’s Pumpkintown Topiaries, 2021
- Donald & Pluto’s Tussle, 2021
Second, there was
- Mickey’s Pumpkintown Haunted Manor, 2022
- Pumpkintown Manor Tree, 2022
- Halloween Treats from Goofy, 2022
Then, there was
- Mickey’s Pumpkintown Carving Studio, 2023
- Pumpkintown Water Tower, 2023
- Minnie Picks a Winner, 2023
Now, there is
- Minnie’s Kissing Booth, 2024
- Mickey Buys a Ticket, 2024
- Candy Corn Topiaries, 2024
Undeniably, one can never get enough of Minnie’s kisses & candy corn. That sweet little peck on the cheek, by all means, is Mickey’s favorite. It’s certainly fun to watch the Disney gang celebrate all the fun that autumn and Halloween bring!
Easy DIY Candy Corn Ornament
You’ll surely find our candy corn ornament one of the easiest and most colorful ornaments you’ve ever made! Indeed, all you need is a bag of candy corn, our clear 2 5/8-inch glass ornaments and clear 3 1/4-inch glass ornaments. Before beginning, you should sort the candy corn into two piles: smaller and larger. Then smaller can go into the 2 5/8-inch ornaments and larger into the 3 1/4-inch ornaments.
First, carefully remove the ornament cap and set it aside. Second, slip candy corns through the opening and into the ornament. Given that the glass edge of the ornament neck is sharp – watch your fingers! Finally, when the ornament is full of candy corns, or as full as you wish it to be, carefully replace the cap. (Because the neck of the ornament is sharp, we do not recommend young children fill the ornaments. In addition, don’t eat candy corn that has been in an ornament. It’s possible a tiny shard of glass could break off the ornament neck and mix with the candy corn.)
Displaying Your Candy Corn Ornament with Minnie’s Kisses
To begin with, you can display your candy-corn ornament on a single ornament stand. PLEASE NOTE: You will need to tape your stand securely into place before hanging an ornament (either size) on it. Otherwise, the weight of the ornament will cause the stand to tip over, breaking the ornament and making a mess. (As can be seen, we covered the tape with some silk fall leaves.)
The second way to display your (2 5/8-inch) candy-corn ornament is my festive favorite. As shown below, mix it with some other festive fall ornaments in Bronner’s black metal ornament tree stand.
Last of all, see how we displayed Mickey’s and Minnie’s Pumpkintown Houses when they first arrived in 2021!
Yet another great way to display them: Craft Our Halloween Wire Pumpkin.
