just received this in the newsletter--going to be the granddaughters "Christmas Baking" project I do with the girls every year.

Home Cookin Chapter: Candy & other confections

Candy Christmas Lights

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These candy Christmas lights are really neat and would look good on your

Christmas tree as well as on presents. The nice thing about them is after the

tree is taken down or the present is unwrapped you can eat them :-)

Here's what you'll need:

Candy Kisses in colored foil

Clear plastic wrap

Black electricians tape

Black yarn

Twist ties

Cut out squares of cellophane about 5" square.

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Remove the little paper string from the end of each Kiss. Place two

Kisses back to back and wrap with plastic wrap. Wrap the ends of the

plastic wrap tight with twist ties on one end.

Cut a piece of black yarn to the length you want the light string to

be. Make a 1" loop in the yarn and using electricians tape it to the

twisted end of the plastic wrap. Move up the yard about 6" and repeat

the process. You will now have a string of candy Christmas lights. You

can space the "lights" closer together for packages or further apart

for stringing on the tree.

Here is a link that might be useful: Kiss Lights