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PVC Candy Cane Decorations

PVC Candy Cane Decorations
Want to decorate your driveway with big, big candy canes? They're easy to make and with a little work and spraypaint you'll have some large canes to turn your entrance into a bit of candy wonderland.

Here's how to do it.

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Step 1Get PVC pipe and paint

Get PVC pipe and paint
These candy canes are made of standard 3/4" PVC pipe. If you want, you can opt for the 1" PVC or, with ore work, something even bigger.

In the picture are the PVC pipes cut to 5' lengths. Easily done by cutting the standard 10' length in half with a saw. Bring a saw to the hardware store and you can easily cut these down to size in the parking lot for easier transport.

You'll also need some paint. I used Krylon® Fusion for Plastic in Satin White and Dual™ Paint + Primer in Banner Red
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9 comments
Dec 17, 2011. 4:01 PMPenolopy Bulnick says:
Awesome! Very doable!
Dec 17, 2011. 2:50 PMn0ukf says:
Or instead of masking and painting it red, you could wrap it with red electrical tape.
Dec 17, 2011. 2:51 PMn0ukf says:
...or be flashy and use reflective tape.
Dec 17, 2011. 6:14 AMjessyratfink says:
Very cute. :)
Dec 17, 2011. 5:12 AMcanucksgirl says:
Great job. I love the look of them along your pathway. :D
Dec 17, 2011. 10:05 AMKiteman says:
(Adds to "to do" list for 2012's decorations.)

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