I'm glad you like it😊

Salamat po!

thank you Angela

Thank you @princess Vane. Thanks for the support

You're welcome. We made this for a kid's party, and it was a show stopper

Yes. LOL. Thanks for the support

Thank you!

Thank you for the support. All is well.

Thank you!

Try mo Chie. Great for party decors

Indeed!

Try mo gawin. Maganda tong pang decorate sa bdays

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Hi Briony! Try holding or pressing it long until the stick glue solidifies.

Thank you! 😊

Thank you. 😍

Thank you.

Thanks for the support. ❤️

Thank you!

Thank you ☺️❤️

Thanks Szandra! I’d say two days. The drying (paper mache and painting) in between makes the whole process longer to finish.

Salamat 😊

Salamat

I know, right?

Hehe asa liwat?

Thank you sis

Thank you

Thank you! ☺️

Hi Cassey! Please check it here, www.eytozee.com/how-to-make-a-giant-lollipop/ Thank you 😊

Thank you!

Yeap

Hi Family Fun and Ice Cream! What do you mean?

@@EytoZeeCreative I was asking what type of stick and base did you use to hold them outside?

Family Fun Cafe and Ice Cream, I used an old billiard stick, but you can use a wooden dowel or pvc pipe. For the base, I use a thick plywood about 1/2 inch thick.

Will surely do. We can't wait for summer to do this

Hi Ruby Ann! The recipe is 1 part of flour to 2 parts of water and add a pinch of salt

We used hot glue from Dollar Store and Walmart. I believe it can stand the warm weather there. But if not maybe try going to hardware or craft store and ask for a specific brand.

@@EytoZeeCreative thanks! Since you did these with paper mache on top of them they wouldn't be weatherproof for rain right?

@@staceysaunders6857 No, it's not weatherproof.

My pleasure. I mixed Iridescent glitter and epsom salt to get that sugar coated effect on the lollipop

Acrylic paint

Hi Crafty Cue! The stick is secured on a wood slab using nails. I admit it’s not stable; I’m not good when it comes to carpentry, plus I don’t have the right tools. 😅 What I can suggest is to drill a hole on the wood slab and insert the stick into the hole, then secure it with wood glue. Also, the thicker the wood slab, the better.

Thank you! I wish I took woodshop in high school LOL. Thanks for the pointers!! I actually just made one using PVC pipe. So far so good 😁 Thanks again for sharing!!

We used old billiard sticks. Pero pwede din wooden dowel. You can buy it from hardware store

Hi Shanna! Yes, I did.

Hi Margaret! Do you mean the lollipop stick? It’s a wooden dowell. Or you can use PVC pipes

Thanks for pointing that out 😁😁😁

Hi Sary! Glad that you like it. The pool noodle is from the Dollar store. For the lollipop stick, you can use a wood dowel or PVC pipe, which you can purchase from hardware.

I'm sorry, do you mean what is this for? Ww used it for a candy land theme birthday party.

Sa Dollar Store po namin nabili. I think it's available in any toy store. Just look for pool noodle

Try low to medium heat.

Dollar store, michaels, dollarama, home hardware,