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Edible fruit arrangements have become very popular these days. There are not many instructions on how to make edible arrangements on the Internet. Below you will find directions for making a fruit bouquet. Materials used in this edible fruit arrangement: pineapple, cantaloupe, grapes, strawberries, a head of lettuce, kale leaves, bamboo skewers, gumdrops, a pot, a flower shaped metal cookie cutter, a melon baller, and a knife.
Wash and dry all the fruits and tools well before making the edible bouquet.
Note: This edible craft project is copyrighted. You may only print it out and use it for personal purposes or as a classroom craft project if you are a teacher. You are not permitted to post this project on any website, blog, or in any other type of publication. However, you are free to link back to this page.
Step 1. Choose a container that you would like to use for your fruit bouquet. The container used in this arrangement was bought at Wal-Mart. If you use a basket, put a plastic liner inside of it. Wash and dry the chosen container and liner before arranging fruits in it.
Prepare the head of lettuce

Step 2. Cut the head of lettuce
as necessary to fit into the container
Step 3. Insert the kale leaves into the container around the lettuce. Cover the lettuce completely. The kale leaves will be held in place by bamboo skewers of fruit flowers inserted later.
Step 4. Make the pineapple daisies.
a) Slice a pineapple into 1/2 - 1" thick discs. I used 7 pineapple daisies for this fruit bouquet. The bigger the bouquet, the more fruit flowers you will need.
b) Take a pineapple disc, position a flower-shaped cookie cutter over the disc, and press down on the cookie cutter. Push the part inside the cookie cutter out. Make as many as you would want. Throw away the outer portion of the pineapple.
c) Take a cantaloupe, cut it in half and remove the seeds. Using a melon baller, cut balls from the cantaloupe. They can be totally round or a little flat on one side. Make as many melon balls as pineapple flowers
d) Take a bamboo skewer and slide a gumdrop onto it. The gumdrop will prevent the pineapple flower from sliding down the skewer.
e) Pierce the sharp end of the skewer through the center of the pineapple flower. Then thread a cantaloupe ball onto the end of the skewer so that the skewer does not show. A pineapple daisy is ready.
Step 5. Arrange your edible flowers in the pot to achieve the desired look. Make the flower stems shorter by breaking the ends off or cutting the ends off with wire cutters as necessary
Step 6. Make grape flowers.
a) Take a bamboo skewer and thread several grapes onto it. Do not push the skewer all the way through the final grape. Make as many grape flowers as you would like for your edible bouquet.
b) Insert the grape flowers into the arrangement.
Step 7. Make strawberry flowers.
a) Take a strawberry and insert the pointy end of a bamboo skewer into the strawberry.
Do not push the skewer completely through the strawberry.
b) Insert the strawberry flowers into the bouquet between the daisies around the rim of the container.
Enjoy your beautiful fruit bouquet!
If you want to share your edible creations with others, email them to me. I'll be happy to post your edible centerpieces on my site.
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Dont trow the forks u don't use to the garbage. away. Make beautiful bracelets and show your friends or sell them and make extra money.
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The next time you're looking for a creative centerpiece idea for a baby shower, consider creating a diaper cake. This cake won't be served to the guests for dessert. But this cake will do double duty as a cute centerpiece and a very practical gift for the new baby. Although storks and bunnies are cute baby shower motifs, they won't be of much use after the party is over. However, what new baby couldn't use a few extra diapers stacked up in the nursery?