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November 4, 2024 By Brandy Leave a Comment

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Candy Truffle Wreaths (Easy Gift Idea!)

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These candy truffle wreaths are easy to make and perfect for gifting. Made with 6 chocolate truffles, cellophane, and ribbon! This post contains affiliate links.

You might also like our Christmas tree treat platters, candy trains, or graham cracker nativity!

candy truffle wreaths

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Candy Truffle Wreaths

Ok, how cute are these chocolate wreaths? They took just minutes to make and were so fun. If you’re looking for a sweet treat to give out during the holidays these wreaths fit the bill.

hand holding chocolate truffle wreath

Each wreath is made with 6 Lindt truffles. They make perfect gifts for teachers, neighbors, bus drivers—anyone! You can customize these truffle wreaths in so many ways by changing up the ribbon. I used fishing line to tie off each individual piece of candy, but you can use ribbon or twine if you’d like. I just didn’t want to see the string so fishing line worked great to conceal it.

two truffle wreaths

Lindt Truffle Wreath Supplies

Chocolate Truffles or Candy: I used a variety of chocolate truffles from Lindt, but you can honestly use any kind of candy you’d like. Chocolate Bells, Ferrero Rocher, See’s Chocolate Balls, etc. I found the Lindt truffles to be the best for the wreath shape and size that I was looking for.

bowl of Lindt chocolate truffles

Cellophane: a roll of cellophane from the Dollar Tree is enough to make about 15 wreaths and is probably the cheapest place to buy it.

Fishing Line: if you don’t want to see the ties you can use clear string or fishing line like I did. You can also tie off each candy section with twine or colored ribbon. It’s up to you!

Ribbon/Trim: you’ll need ribbon or trim (or both) to tie off the top of the wreath. I used this striped ribbon and a roll of white pom pom trim from Home Goods.

Scissors: to cut the strings. These are my favorite craft scissors. They come in a 3-pack and are super affordable.

Clear tape (scotch tape): to tape the cellophane into a tube shape around the candy.

two chocolate truffle wreaths on plate

How To Make Candy Truffle Wreaths

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Candy Truffle Wreaths

These candy truffle wreaths are easy to make and make the perfect gift. Made with 6 chocolate truffles, cellophane, and ribbon! 
Active Time10 minutes mins
Total Time10 minutes mins
Yield: 1 wreath

Equipment

  • scissors
  • measuring tape/ruler

Materials

  • cellophane wrap
  • chocolate truffles
  • tape
  • fishing line
  • ribbon

Instructions

  • Cut a 4"x20" rectangle of cellophane.
    Cut 8 pieces of fishing line (4"-6" long).
    Line up 6 truffles along the center of the cellophane.
  • Fold the cellophane over each side of the truffles and tape it into place. I put a piece of tape on every other truffle.
    truffles lined up and wrapped in cellophane
  • Use fishing line/string to tie off each truffle. I tied each piece of string in a double or triple knot.
    hands tying fishing line to cellophane
  • Bring the ends of the cellophane tube together and tie off with fishing line to create the wreath.
    hands holding both ends of candy wreath
  • Add a ribbon bow or any trim that you'd like to embellish.
    ribbon tied around ends of candy wreath
  • Enjoy your candy wreath!
    hand holding chocolate truffle wreath

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Notes

Lindt truffles not your thing? Try Ferrero Rocher or Chocolate Bells!

3 More Homemade Gift Ideas

Delivery Driver Treat Cart (Printable Sign): Leaving delivery driver treats on your porch is a simple way to show appreciation for the long hours they work during the holiday season. I’ve even created a free sign that you can use!

Stovetop Simmer Potpourri: Simmer potpourri is easy to make and fills the room with a heavenly scent. Make a batch to simmer on the stove and use our free labels to create gifts to share with friends!

Homemade Vanilla Extract: Make your own vanilla extract with 2 simple ingredients: vanilla beans and vodka. Simple to make and makes a great gift.  Give a bottle of homemade vanilla extract with a favorite cookie recipe card! Tie it with a ribbon for the perfect holiday gift!

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Welcome! I'm Brandy, mother to 5 darling kiddos and a cute black lab named Toby. My husband is in the Coast Guard so we've lived all over the place, turning each house into a home. I love baking, sewing, making cute things with my kids, and sharing what I've learned with all of you!

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