Candy Bar Posters have always been popular! I think I’ve made a few in my high school days.
Well, recently I saw this super cute Father’s Day Candy Poster. I LOVED that it was all about dad. My only thing about candy bar posters is I hate coming up with the phrases and I don’t enjoy writing it out and making sure everything lines up right and looks okay (I’m a little OCD – lol!) It was then that I decided to make a Father’s Day Candy Bar Poster Print. That’s right – a PRINTABLE!! I’ve done all the hard work for ya. Going off of the poster at Bits of Everything, I made the printable so that all you have to do is download, print and add the candy in the designated spots. Easy peasy and a little easier for the rest of the OCD people like me out there who like it looking perfect. 
I also thought it would be fun to make it into a frame and place a family or kid picture behind for the hubby to display in the office. 
SUPPLIES:
- Candy Bar Printable
- 16×20 frame
- 16×20 print of family or kids
- Glue Spots
- Candy (all found at Wal-Mart)
- Mentos Gum – UP 2 U
- Orbit Gum
- Fun-Size Milky Way
- Fun-Size Mounds
- Small Now & Later (may have to get at the local candy store)
- Regular Size Rolo
- Fun-Size York
- Extra Gum
- Fun-Size 100 Grand
- Fun-Size Almond Joy
DIRECTIONS:
{CLICK ON ME, THEN RIGHT-CLICK AND THEN SAVE}
1. Save the picture above, by clicking, then right-clicking and then Saving. I sent mine to my local Sam’s Club (you could send it to Wal-Mart too) to have printed as a 16×20 print. It costs $5.96 at Sams.
2. Then I purchased all my candy. What’s great about this is a lot of the candy are fun-size which means you will buy it in a package (about a buck each) so there will be plenty of candy. Take this opportunity to call your girlfriends or sisters and make your candy posters together so you can split the cost.
{Use this pic as a guide to know where to put each candy.}
3. Once you have your print place the family/kid print behind, add the candy bar print to your frame.
4. Place candy on the frame with your glue spots. If you decide not to do a frame and want it more “poster-board style” I still recommend using the glue spots because hot glue can melt your candy.
Now you have a perfectly spaced candy bar poster! LOL
For more sweet treats for dad, be sure to check these out:
What A Catch Father’s Day Gift
ENJOY!
you’re a stinkin’ genius!
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LOL! You’re too cute! Thanks, girl!! Been thinking of you… how’s baby?!
My Buddha that’s incredible!
Claudia recently posted..RedX
LOL! Thanks, Claudia!!
Thank you so much for making my life easier
Such a cute idea!
I’m so glad you liked our candy bar poster. I love that you printed yours! I’ve never loved my handwriting, but I’ve never taken the time to print it!! Great idea! Thanks for linking to us.
Holly @ BitsOfEverything.com
love the photo behind the picture idea…
This is a great idea to have it printed! I’ve made these before but have always typed out the phrases and mounted them to colored foam board. I followed your instructions but Sam’s photo site (doing it online) tells me it’s not a good resolution size and it crops off the “dear _____” section off. Any advice? Costco’s photo online center tells me the same.
Nice idea. The finished design layout looks good and it was a great idea to print it first. This shows just how effective a little bit of creative graphic design can be. It certainly goes a long way towards making a gift unique.
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Love it great Idea thanks for helping me.