Permit's make candy necklaces and candy bracelets

Candy. Candy. Candy. It always seems to be effectually the firm no matter the season. If you are looking to do something creative with the treats your kids have collected, these DIY candy necklaces are a lot of fun.

These brand me thing of those archetype processed necklaces that were made with the chalky candies, except this version tastes much amend!

diy candy jewelry necklaces - how to make them at home - child with candy necklace and bracelet shown
Candy necklaces are fun to habiliment and swallow!

We try to make Friday a fun family twenty-four hour period each week

We practise pizza pic dark in the evening. The kids arrive home from school, and there is no homework or chores – only play.

This by Friday, I thought it would be fun to make these DIY candy necklaces and bracelets that the kids could wear and relish during the picture show.

Were they a trivial sticky? Yes. Are they total of carbohydrate? Aye.

I call back it'due south important to let get of the typical mom part and comprehend the sticky fun to create memorable times with your family unit.

If you are concerned virtually clothing, let your kids habiliment and consume these in old grubby clothes or just run around without a shirt on for a fourth dimension. Trust me, the candy jewelry won't last long.

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How We Fabricated Candy Necklaces

Supplies Needed

  • Candy with Holes
    • Life Savers
    • Licorice
    • Sour Straws
    • Peach O'southward
    • Twizzlers
  • Elastic Cord or cord

Watch Our [Short] Tutorial How To Make Your Own Candy Jewelry

How To Make Your Own Processed Necklace and Bracelet

The instructions are rather uncomplicated.

Stride ane

Measure out the proper length needed for a bracelet or necklace.

Step ii

Then permit your child thread the candy on the cord.

how to make your own candy necklace and bracelets out of string and gummy candies and twizzlers
Step by step how to make a candy necklace
Step 3

Have them make a tasty blueprint on each, mixing up the different candies used.

Step four

Necktie the elastic in a not.

Pace 5

Enjoy!

candy necklace diy made from sour straws, peach-o's, and twizzlers.
Candy jewelry is the all-time tasting jewelry {giggle}!

Materials

  • Candy with Holes - Life Savers, licorice, Sour Straws, Peach O'due south  and Twizzlers were our choice.
  • Elastic Cord

Instructions

  1. Measure out the proper length needed for a bracelet or necklace.
  2. Then allow your kid thread the candy on the string.
  3. Have them brand a tasty pattern on each, mixing up the different candies used.
  4. Tie the elastic in a non.
  5. Enjoy!

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How did your processed necklaces plow out?

Jodi Durr is the creator of  Meaningful Mama, a popular mom blog  focusing on crafts, activities, character development,  parenting tips, recipes,  parties and more. Parenting her 3 children has stretched her more than she imagined. She has dug in her heals and is determined to make this journey fun, intentional and creative. Notice Jodi on  Facebook,  Google+,  Pinterest  and  Instagram.