Treble Clef Candy Cane Video Tutorial

Many of you may have already seen my previous posts about Treble Clef Candy Cane ornaments.

 




This is the 3rd year I have made these for my Choir and Orff kids. I've gotten pretty fast and efficient at making them over the years. I decided to make a video this year. Perhaps it can give you a few tips to save you some time as well.

 



 

I have also uploaded the file for the Christmas

Nutcracker Resources

I have been teaching the Nutcracker for many years and my resources continue to grow!

 

The Story

My favorite book to share is a pop-up book that I got on sale one year in February for $3.99. Unfortunately, it is currently out of print. If you happen to see it in a used bookstore, snatch it up! Here is the full information:

The Nutcracker: A Magical Pop-up Adventure

Denchfield, Nick

Quick Post (Plus a couple Christmas Wallpapers)

Treble Clef Candy Canes

Last year, I made treble clef candy canes for my Orff and Choir students. I posted about this in July.




But, I didn't take a picture of the candy canes attached to the card. Here is this year's version of the gift for my Orff and Choir students. I used red and white candy canes this year because I had an abundance of white pipe cleaners on hand and didn't want to have to buy more.





 

Treble Clef Candy Cane Ornaments

Since I've been seeing all the "Christmas In July" advertisements on television commercials, I thought I would blog about something I made for my choir and Orff kids at Christmas time.

As I was driving home that evening after our Christmas concert, I was overwhelmed with pride and joy. My students had performed amazingly and I felt compelled to do something for them. The concert was on a