Valentines, Easter, Christmas, Anniversaries…..there are so many occasions when a Chocolate Bouquet would make a perfect gift. You can have fun creating these and earn at home with Chocolate Bouquets.

You will need containers, floral foam, lollipop sticks or skewers, old newspaper or tissue paper, cellophane and chocolate. Purchase containers at yard sales and thrift stores. Look for old jewelry boxes, sand pails, vases, mugs and other items that will serve as the base for the chocolate bouquets. 

Buy chocolate in bulk at warehouse stores like Costco.  Floral foam, cellophane and skewers are readily available at craft supply stores. To earn at home with chocolate bouquets, buy items as inexpensively as possible. You can also find great prices on candy making supplies at Amazon. Click here for Candy Making Supplies

Fill the base of your container with old newspaper (shredded if possible) or tissue paper. Then add floral foam to fit. Add candy to the skewers. Icing and decorating tips can be used to add design and personalize candy in the basket. Stick the individual pieces of chocolate with skewers and wrap in cellophane. Tie to close with a ribbon. Stick in the floral foam.  You can also use individually wrapped miniature candy bars.

If you want to make the bouquets really special, try making your own chocolate. You can buy candy molds inexpensively along with bulk chocolate. Molds come in a variety of shapes including chess pieces, sea shells, hearts and more. And the molds can be used over and over. Wilton makes a great selection of chocolate molds at affordable prices. In addition you can buy can sticks, decorating tips and more.

Advertise the bouquets at schools, craft shows, local businesses etc and take orders. Make each one individually as you get an order. Price your bouquets according to your costs. Charge for your time, labor and materials.

You can continue to earn at home with chocolate bouquets by keeping a customer list. Call customers throughout the year for future special occasion orders.

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