GIANT LOLLIPOPS - DIY Tutorial

[@jwatamel1414]

*** I have a helpful tip. **** It might make it esaier to line all your noodles up end to end ahead of time and glue together. After that you can use the clear tape to secure and the use the duct tape to wrap the whole thing so it all lines up and you will have a cleaner finish. Love the decorations! Lots of fun

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

That’s a great tip!

[@wanderertimetogo348]

Love that idea.

[@sharonewing6951]

I said the same thing while he was doing it

[@PuppyBiteforTrump]

I think his way was easier as you don’t have excess pool noodle in the way. Just do a portion at a time for a stronger bond and keep it all even.

[@mablea9317]

You need to trademark this before somebody else steal your idea

[@charlesdavis2165]

Ingenious contraption to keep the noodles taut. Always amazed at your creativity.

[@shylynn693]

I LOVE how you explain every thing, and show step; by step thank you so much a lot of people will not or dont do that.. THANK YOU !!

[@amywilliamson5452]

You need to Patton that. That’s great

[@untitled1234-n8d]

This was the most thorough tutorial I've found. Thank you so much!

[@sharondicorato2446]

I visited McAddenville last Christmas and was totally inspired to do something fabulous for my four grands. I found you on You Tube and I adore everything you’ve done. I have watched your Christmas videos repeatedly. I am getting everything together now and starting to make things. My friend made me the lollipop extra hand device and delivered it last weekend. I can’t wait to make some giant lollipops. I made smaller ones last year and they were a struggle so I know this device will help. Thanks for all the excellent teachings and inspiration!

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much Sharon! I love McAddenville. So happy you found my channel and like my videos

[@colleenlindsley6027]

WOW 🤩! I love it.. but what’s better is that you took your time & showed each step with detailed instructions &how brilliant you came up with the wood thing to help hold it!!! THANK YOU!

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you! Just trying to make it easier for everyone

[@jlo10000]

Wish I could like your video twice. Getting ready to build your contraption and make lollipops! Thank you!

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much for your kind comment. I hope it works out just as great as it did for me!

[@Amaymay1000]

SUPER cute! I have never heard of this...I was making pretend graphic decoration ideas and this recommended to me lol. To those saying the glue was showing on the noodle...think about it. A real lollipop looks like that! There's that sticky syrup stuff on the loolipop. This is nicely done and looks so realistic! My entrepreneur mind makes me want to try it out and put them for rent 😂

[@Wolfie11]

Watching this with some hot chocolate and the fire place on. It’s the best thing ever!!! Real ASMR

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you!

[@christinevanzandbergen3797]

Issac, I absolutely love how you put this lollypop together. Great job!

[@nancyrichwine1355]

Just discovered this, along with your giant gingerbread. Love them both and plan to do for next year.

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much Nancy !

[@lourdescook4980]

Just came across your video and I'm loving the hold the noodle contraption and full instructions on how to. Great ideas, can't wait to show my better half so he build me one for upcoming kids party. Looking forward to more helpful videos. TFS 💖

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Yay! I’m so happy you love my tutorials! Make sure to hit the subscribe button as well. My upcoming videos will be Halloween related, hope you and the better half like them

[@T..1147]

Wow love this will be trying wonder if a blow dryer on cool will help the glue dry a bit just a thought

[@norgrah2]

So.......just a tip, I first hot glued all three noodles and then I swirled the tape so it's looks even and it's all 1 piece. Then when I start I do about 2 turns to start the middle and put a piece of clear tape across to hold it. Then I swirl the rest and put a piece of clear tape from top to bottom to hold it all together. It does not unroll at all. While it's taped, I begin to put hot glue. Once it is dry you remove the clear tape and your lollipop is all together, and it takes you about 30 min per lollipop. I love your inspiration and videos!

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

That’s a great tip! Thank you

[@ncboot667]

Always a tasty treat. Pool noodles are the most versatile product ever.

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Indeed 🥾

[@mimiartates8956]

That is a wonderful treat for the neighborhood! thank you for the helpful tip.

[@paolabueso]

This is super cute! Love your DIY projects. Thank you for sharing this! 😀🙌✨

[@suzicowie]

You are an excellent teacher! Thank you so much!

[@christmascrusader5436]

Isaac, I love how you share alot of technical tools that assist in making these decorations top notch. Well done! I will keep on watching! :-)

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much for the kind compliment

[@foechicken8023]

Awesome! Guess I'll be collecting pool noodles next spring!

[@davedaly1995]

Isaac just made for my wife and I Grinch hooville theme and awesome, one note when doing one person buy themselves use block of would and C-clamp between and made it real easy no messing around w ope. Thank you very much.

[@The7thPurpleCrone253]

thank you for sharing your helpful and wonderful ideas.... 💜💜💜

[@ClairesCraftyCorner]

This was fantastic! Thanks so much for the inspiration .... that Contraption you built definitely worked a dream ! 😍😍 really fabulous 🙌🙌❤

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much! It definitely made a world of difference!

[@byue3]

Your shows make me happy.

[@storytime_with_auntiek]

I feel like this display is every kid’s DREAM! 😃🤗🎄

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Oh I agree! 💕

[@macrichardson7440]

You are so cute. Love your creativity. I sure hope you have someone at home who appreciates you !!!!

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you Mac 😊 just trying to help others find their spark.

[@dianeking6434]

Awesome, you need to patent your contraption😀 great idea

[@loricook6331]

AHHH! Magic. I am so happy I found your channel. Ill need another building to store it all in!

[@Michael-hv3kg]

Hi Isaac. Just found your sight and without reading all the great comments, could I use E6000 glue for a stronger bond or would it "eat" the foam?? Thanks a million!!

[@bkbrp64]

You need to patent your contraption! Genius! i just discovered your channel and want to make these for my grandkids :) Thank you for sharing!

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

I’m just hoping my ideas help others make wonderful Christmas props 🤩

[@Rookie_530]

Would using the small coiled pex pipe also work to roll up the pool noodles.? I was gonna make some for Halloween. So I figured I'd ask if this was an easier alternative

[@amandahardee9405]

Thanks so much! My befriend helped me with these giant lollipops and they are a pain in the ass to make! This contraption is perfect! Anytime he can pull out power tools makes every crafting job funner. It's great to include him in my crafting!

[@fldesigner5047]

Great jig for this project. I'd put rope on a nail on one side, then attach a boat cleat to the other side so you don't have to tie it, just wrap the rope around the cleat

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

This is such a great idea, thank you for this awesome tip!

[@mermaidswhimsy8601]

Very adorable decorations that the kids will love! Thanks for taking the time to make the tutorial, they are worth it!

[@madzabinga8382]

Love the "work smarter, not harder" theme with the contraption. You are rocking these decor items!

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank Mad! That’s really my motto, work smarter not harder.

[@imeldagastelum6517]

Can you do a huge star for roof?

[@xxmr.edoodxx5326]

Hey this one's a good one! I really liked it when I saw it on Tanya memmes channel like 7 years ago.

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

I don’t know who that is but I’m sure it was cute also

[@jigglypuffwags9406]

I would love to watch Halloween ideas for next year and again christmas, yay

[@Arcenia13]

Oh looks good enough to eat! Just precious!!

[@melissazavala698]

They are BEAUTIFUL! They remind me of candy land the board game thanks for the tutorial

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much! And yea I can see the board game reference

[@wjf213]

Great idea making that jig to keep everything inline. I wonder, what do you think about using a soldering iron and on the back side, melting holes and pushing LED lights into the back of the pool noodle and inch or so, and now the light would be diffused and they would glow at night. I think with four noodles, that would be about right for one string of LED lights of 50 every four inches or so. If that many lights are too bright, then maybe put black tape over every other bulb until you get the desired glow you're looking for. I'd love to see another video trying this. Keep up the great work.

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Oh that’s a great idea actually! I’m going to try something similar

[@kirbymitchell5059]

The best yard decor ANY WHERE!!!!!

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much Kirby

[@EdilaLewis-c8u]

You are so creative it's an amazing idea you got there

[@ChrisHopman-r1k]

Awesome. I'm going to try this. Thanks for sharing

[@HotMessNessMUA]

This is brilliant! I used big rubber bands and lots of cuss words ! Thank you for the hack !

[@dianeladico1769]

I don't know if you'll have time to answer but how did the cellophane hold up? I made the noodle part this Spring and I'm getting ready to assemble them. Dollar Tree has window insulator kits for $1.25 60x72 inches. My thought was to drape one over the top all the way and cinch at the bottom so there's no opening for water to get in at all. We get some serious weather here. Then shrink it to reduce wrinkles. Cellophane has a better look but I wonder about the durability. Thanks so much. I never would have even tried making them without your awesome tutorials. I haven't done it yet so I'm not sure how it will work but I bought a bunch of solid/swirled large balls this Spring. My plan is to glue large suction cups to them and attach the suction cups to PVC (still working on that process) and add large clear glitter then wrap them for big spherical lollipops. Wish me luck. Lastly, I'm working on a garland idea with pool noodles decorated with colored tape cut to maybe 9". Wrap with plastic and gathered at each end like candy. They'll look like this but with tape to add color contrast instead of wrapping paper so they're OK outside. theseasonalhome.com/2012/11/21/how-to-make-large-faux-christmas-candy-decorations/ They'll be threaded on paracord and alternated with bounce house balls. Thread first then wrap, of course, with cable ties to hold them in place. Sorry for the length, you're so generous with sharing your ideas I thought I'd give you a couple of mine to spark that fantastic imagination of yours. I hope you had an outstanding Halloween.

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much for your message. The cellophane worked amazingly. When it does rain though, condensation does form on the inside but when the sun comes out, it dries up nicely. The pool noodles that had the cellophane did much better than the ones that did not have it. That being said both the cellophane lollipops and the ones without did great and I’ve reused them two years in a row.

[@dianeladico1769]

@@IsaacAlexanderDIY Thanks for taking the time to reply. I will wrap them for sure now that you've said they hold up better, especially since our weather is worse than yours. I have some window insulator film but now I know I can use cellophane without worrying when I run out. Thanks so much. The little ones are going to be thrilled with Candyland, I'm sure. Sometimes I wonder how much joy you've spread by inspiring others with your channel.

[@ccturner26]

So glad I stumbled into this video! We are doing a Candyland Carnival and this will make the lollipops go so much faster. How much tape do you think you used per lollipop?

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

I’m so glad you liked video! Goodness I have no idea how much I used. I know that I still have all the colors left over so you can make many of them with just one roll

[@angelaschuurman7264]

I'm definetly making these next year! Just had spinal surgery, so not gonna make it for this christmas. But I love them 💗. Greetings from The Netherlands

[@anniemarsh5860]

Love this!!! Tell me you have a vid for that snowman behind you!

[@jeanafoster2315]

Omg I'm in love with your lollipop.... So stinking cute!!!!! Great job and Thank you!!!

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much!!

[@Your_Entire_Reality_Is_A_Lie]

I'm not even doing this project but this video is so easing to watch anyway!!! Great job sir!! 👏 Encore!!

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much !

[@federalexpression]

Try putting a string through the noodle. You can use it as a tie-down clamp.

[@cf4376]

I made these a few weeks ago. You don't need the glue or contraption. Roll them tight ( I used 2) & have someone else wrap clear packing tape around them. Then wrap in the cellophane. You can't see the tape unless you are right in front of it. They held up through a few extremely windy nights.

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

This build is supposed to be a one-person project. You used someone else to help you do/use your method. When I wrapped mine last year with packing tape, it looked tacky so I didn’t do that method again. But thanks for the input

[@queenie7709]

I just LOVE how creative you are, I’ve literally saved everything to my favorites so I can rewatch them. Your so informative and give great advice im so glad I came across your channel❤️❤️ thank you for sharing your creativity.

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much ! i appreciate the kind words and awesome comment

[@lendavoice60]

I love the one with the dots ! Seeing them all together makes a beautiful statement for the holiday . 🎄

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

It does, doesn’t it? Love it so much

[@clorysssrichbow212]

Thank you for posting another great idea. I truly love your channel. That said, this year I am making your swirl lollipops, gingerbread men, and giant candy canes for 2022 Christmas. I even built the wood contraption for the swirl lollipops which was a great help 😀 However, on a different topic... I was wondering if you knew how to make the vertical 2 color twist lollipops that go hand in hand with the swirl lollipops. I was thinking that it would entail cutting the pool noodle in half long ways and then wrapping two different pool noodle colors up or down a pvc pipe interchangeable at the same time.... but I am not sure. So I figure I ask you because you are very talented in these matters. Hope to hear from you regarding this. Take care and thanks again.

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Hello there, I’m so happy that you love my KZbin tutorials and that you’ll be making some of the creations that I did. I have seen that color twist that you speak of, yet I haven’t attempted it myself. I do believe it entails cutting the pool noodle in half and then using some type of adhesive or caulking to stick it all together. But I haven’t attempted it or given it much research to give you a conclusive answer. I apologize for that

[@kittykat999a]

Wow! Great job! I’m wondering if you could use tubes of construction adhesive, in your caulking gun, instead of the hot glue?

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

The reason we use hot glue is because it dries within 30 seconds to two minutes. Using construction adhesive would require the lollipop to remain stationary and strapped down for 12 to 24 hours. So in theory, it is possible but not practical or easy

[@mugsandmonocles]

Thanks so much for this tutorial! Made three of these for our production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory!

[@southernsass2937]

These are so beautiful! You're a very patient man Isaac. I made the smaller ones last year. TFS! ❤🌲💚

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much! Patience is a virtue

[@vickie5394]

I just found your channel. I love all of you creations!!! There are so many ordinary items that can be used for outdoor decorations. Subscribed!

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much Vickie! Glad to have you here !

[@queenshammin5100]

Wow Amazing!! Thank you so much for the tutorial.you are a great teacher ❤️

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thanks so much 😊

[@andrea.rivers]

I love this idea and I think your jig is very clever! The area I would put these is where all my utilities are buried coming into the house (small yard probs). Do you think if I used a cinder block and embedded a rebar in that and then painted the cinder block like a present that would hold these up? I also have super hard and rocky (more like boulders) soil so this is my work around. I've been wanting to do a Santa's Sweetshop theme for years. But the ground is so hard. I think the lolly is definitely light enough to work with the cinder block. Worth a shot I guess.🤷

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you! Yes, that idea would work. Someone else posted a similar suggestion because they live in AZ and the soil is rock solid

[@Justdessertsforme]

Excellent job ! It would really pop if you use a bigger bow.❤

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

@@Justdessertsforme love that !

[@benjaminnnkt]

I am a sucker for this one Isaac!! they turned out so good!!

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thanks Benjamin. Glad you like 🤴🏻

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thanks Benjamin. Glad you like 🤴🏻

[@jenna6256]

I bet your neighbors love you.....I know I would !! Love the lollies !!

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

I think they do! 😊😊

[@horses2by]

Great idea, thanks for sharing

[@mrsbrown066]

So thankful you were on my recommended videos! Great tutorial! I’ve been looking everywhere for one. Having my husband build that contraption tomorrow to help hold the pool noodle! I’ve been looking everywhere for a detailed video of making one of these but In the shape of Mickey Mouse. I’ve found one TikTok that goes super fast. 👎🏻 Any ideas on how I could get the ears attached and have them stay & be sturdy? Maybe your next video 😉

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

That’s actually a great idea. You know, I might actually make a tutorial on that. I don’t really know how to link them but as with all projects, I wing them and figure it out. And if you have the tiktok still, could you share the link here? If I end up making it I want to make sure that I can credit the original creator

[@annyhahn3527]

i went to Pinterest and so some mickey lollipop. i will thing using pvc to attached the ears

[@mrsbrown066]

@@IsaacAlexanderDIY thanks so much!

[@marierose2454]

Thank you for sharing your ideas! I always wanted a gingerbread candy house. Will try this for next year. Would they hold up in -30 weather? We have chilly winters.

[@flyrawd]

You are killing me! Your creative talent and your on camera personality is second to none. :)

[@JoeHollywood22]

I agree

[@justinm2697]

To be fair, this idea has been around for years.

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much for the kind words! Means a lot! Hopefully I’ve given you some inspiration

[@chrisistre9303]

great and easy ideal you saved me alot of work happy holidays

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Glad I could help

[@jillb7234]

I’m loving all of your projects!!! Thanks!!!

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much Jill!

[@jigglypuffwags9406]

Can't wait to try this next year I wonder if I made them orange and green Halloween colors

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

😊😊

[@hugged-by-a-card]

Love ..will have to replace the bow every year though due to rain

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Whats wrong with rain and a bow? I’ve never replaced mine.

[@hugged-by-a-card]

@@IsaacAlexanderDIY that's what I was asking ...sorry I see it appeared as a statement instead of a ?

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

@@hugged-by-a-card Oh, gotcha lol no I’ve never had to replace any of my bows because I rain damage. I have replaced several bows due to fading from the sun though. I like my bows looking crisp and bright so every year I replace a few of the fading bows but I’ve never had an issue with rain and we get generally wet Decembers. Hope that helps :)

[@ElizabethBillups]

This is super helpful! Thank you!!

[@riverphilip3486]

They look so festive!👍🏼💯🎄

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you River!

[@elenakalpakoff5020]

They are so cute I love your work

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much !

[@sirrobertrobertson2270]

That is so very cool to make the lolly pops. Stay safe. Cheers.!

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thanks for this :)

[@Mr58Karol]

Hi Isaac Love the holidays and really get into decorating I made two of these lollipops great fun would suggest instead of hot glue I used a heat gun very quick only takes a few minutes works great just be careful not to overheat a section keep those videos coming and season greeting's to you and yours from Newfoundland canada

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Can you send me some pics of how yours came out? Would love to see them. Email: [e-mail] Or on Facebook @ Isaac Alexander DIY

[@jeansirbaugh3616]

Who would have thought something like that would have made it so much easier don't you feel like you're a genius I do and I imagine everybody else does too that's going to try to do this good job good job good job and I love your lollipops

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much, Jean! It was awesome coming up with something so simple that made a world of difference

[@deleanfechtler5592]

You are so cute seeing what you made really works good

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much! I appreciate it

[@donnaclements6085]

Absolutely awesome and I can't wait to make my own lollipops!

[@MakeupMobster]

This is genius. I tried doing these a few years back and it was a nightmare. I tried using giant rubber bands and even barbecue skewers! This was an awesome idea and your lollipops came out awesome! I cannot wait to see your whole setup.

[@MakeupMobster]

Ps the ping pong balls are a nice touch

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Trust me, I was soooo done with lollipops last year cause it was so unnecessarily difficult. This simply wood contraption made it SOOOO easy! It was a breeze

[@MakeupMobster]

@@IsaacAlexanderDIY I think I may attempt these again and also attempt your contraption. I really love the way they look. Reminds me of the original Willy wonka!

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

@@MakeupMobster yes! Willy Wonka! Also I’m going to be attempting to make the Mickey Mouse lollipops next week so be on the lookout for the video lol

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

@@MakeupMobster yes! Willy Wonka! Also I’m going to be attempting to make the Mickey Mouse lollipops next week so be on the lookout for the video lol

[@duane8357]

Wow dude I'm hooked on those neat ideals thank you for being you by showing us how I'm very shocked and I like how you say it like it is I notice your neighbor s are riding by to see what ca doing next 😆 GREAT JOB an I like what you did to the neighbor Hood garden that's so cool ya have that I'm from Jacksonville NC ,,they have nothing like that , any way just wanted you to know I shared your videos to my friends an so kin folks some have said Yeap we like watching him and what's next ,, Have you thought about Valentine's Day 😆 have a Great Great Christmas be safe

[@DeathstarsEG]

another great tutorial I could have used for halloween! LOL next year is going to be awesome! thx for the tutorials

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Are you doing a carnival theme for Halloween?

[@DeathstarsEG]

@@IsaacAlexanderDIY yeah carnival

[@JujuBee77]

I would recommend liquid nails or a more industrial caulk gun glue. I make wreaths and the glue melts if it's in constant sun, so I turned to zipties.

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Have you ever used liquid nails on a lollipop creation before? I would think you haven’t because you would quickly find out that liquid nails or industrial glue from a calking gun would not work. Liquid nails does not dry in a few minutes or a few hours - that’s almost half a day to a full 24 hours of wait time for a liquid nails to fully cure. We don’t have the time to wait so long. Hot glue is the simplest, most effective way to do this project. Each Lollipop took me about 20-30 minutes from start to finish. It’s a very simple process that does not need to be complicated by liquid nails. you mentioned the sun melting the glue. I could understand if these lollipops are being placed outside in the Arizona sun during July, but these lollipops are outside in cold temperatures in direct sun and do just fine. This is the third year I have expanded my lollipop collection and I always use hot glue and for the last three years they’ve always lasted me amazingly well

[@JujuBee77]

@@IsaacAlexanderDIY dang bro. Chill. Lol

[@JujuBee77]

@@IsaacAlexanderDIY I have used plenty of hot glue like I said. And yes maybe it's a recommendation for someone that lives in Arizona to find something better than hot glue... yikes.

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

@@JujuBee77 I am chill 😎 I just don’t want people to be misinformed or make something harder than it needs to be, especially since you’ve never made a lollipop with liquid nails before. But thanks again for feedback, Merry Christmas 🎄🎁 😃

[@JujuBee77]

Yea I can tell you are. But ok that's your opinion, personally If want something done right to last me longer even if it takes a little longer I don't mind.(not saying you did anything wrong lol) That contraption you made will hold it there for the 30 min it'll take to dry! (Again I recommend something stronger not just liquid nails, though I have used liquid nails in renovation projects and it's awesome, I'm just recommending something stronger than hot glue like 3M VHB tape too!) Either way people choose their own methods. It is what it is. Have a Merry Christmas & happy New year also! Best of luck on you channel.

[@marklaufer3481]

I think cutting relief slits would release the ridged tightness. Like an angle cut every so many inches.

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Not sure what the point of that is. It’s not exerting that much tightness that it would be necessary

[@Jayytasmic]

The sweetest decorations you’ve come up with 😋😋😋

[@Sfadjf]

Isaac you are extremely talented in taking items that were meant for one use and creating something completely different. Your Holiday Creations bring Joy to a lot of people.

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much Troy!

[@T..1147]

I might think to much but what about one of those garden hose winders

[@pegberthold3988]

Your decorating projects are great!

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you !

[@lacuncunalectora]

Genial me encantaron hermoso trabajoo gracias

[@moninovlogs2097]

Que bonitas de decoraciones ,estoy emocionado de haberme topado con tu canal..saludos desde Mexico!! Todo es maravilloso!!!!

[@LonSafko]

You are brilliant!

[@ritajones8469]

So beautiful 😍. I love it. Looks like it's a lot of work though

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you! This is the 3rd year I make lollipops I’ve always hated it until now haha this made it super easy

[@StillSewCrazy]

Best looking lollipop I've seen yet.

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you Jan!

[@joycebutler8695]

Love it I see have you made the Red one

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you so much !

[@mountainwhispervideo]

Just found your channel and I have to say that I love it. I am going to do a lot of your decorations next year for sure. I think I will add red duct tape in a spiral around the pvc pipe to make it look like a candy cane. Keep up the work.

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Welcome to my channel! Glad to have you here! And yes, that sounds like a great idea with the PVC!

[@ZenHulk]

Just use contact cement, when its dry its ready to stick and is solid quick.

[@aleina3459]

May I ask against what is the long things that use thank u so much ed

[@marygutierrez126]

I love the contraption you made my husband made it after your video. So did you use a high temp glue gun? It was so much easier doing this I only used 2 pool noodles.

[@IsaacAlexanderDIY]

Thank you! I’m glad he made it for you. I used this glue gun but not on the 100w, I did 60w level. (Glue gun comes with both settings) This is the one: Hot Glue Gun High Temp-Cobiz Full Size (Not Mini) 60/100W Dual Power Heavy Duty Melt Glue Gun Kit with 12 Pcs Premium Glue Sticks(0.43'' x 8" ) for Arts & Crafts Use,Christmas Decoration/Gifts www.amazon.com/dp/B0721PTD5B/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_SP596509JPQ7WB1TGPPV