Candy Necklace / Sweet Necklace Pack of 10 - Packed in a Resealable Bag - Ideal Treat or Gift for Parties, Weddings or Christmas

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I've come across this quote and thought I'd put it here: "The world is long on judgment and short on understanding. Soak middle of ribbon (about 2 feet or more) in the sugar water mixture, then coat in sugar overnight until dry. After Audrey stopped laughing I asked her what she was laughing about and she said "Amanda left her candy necklace on all night and it left a colorful mark on her neck! CakeSpy Note: This tutorial is provided courtesy Cake Gumshoe Jasmin, a suspected sweet genius who, among other things, has invented cupcake-stuffed strawberries. Let me show you how to Make Hard Things Easier with my great ideas learned from years (dare I say decades?

Keep in mind though, that the kids may want to eat the cereal rather than make a necklace:) I don’t blame them. They're not as hard as some candies, so you've got less risk of the necklace becoming a choking hazard.These necklaces quickly became a hit with children, who loved the idea of being able to wear and eat their jewelry.

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They’re so easy to make that your kids can help and then they can enjoy the dried fruits of their efforts. This edible necklace is my take on the candy necklaces that we all enjoyed in the 70s, 80s, and 90s – are they still around? Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.

In fact, stringing these necklaces is a great activity to do at a party, or if you’re homeschooling you could use this to practice patterns and counting. Not only will they be surprised and amazed, but they'll also probably be the talk of the lunch table among all their friends (in the best way, of course). The only other items I needed to make this edible necklace (besides the edible items), were the elastic thread and large sewing needed. But I don’t want that to be the case, so I’ve been trying to think of fun ways to keep my young kids engaged. They’ll still love the sweetness of this DIY edible jewelry, but it won’t have the same amount of sugar as candy does.It lasted about 5 to 10 minutes before “we” ate the cheerios:) Either way, it was fun to create and it does keep the kids occupied for a while. And what makes this even better, is that it’s also a great craft idea to keep the little ones occupied before you go out. This could really grab your friends attention if you are planning to attend or host an afternoon tea event! While you have them settled into this project its a fine time to give them a little speech about how thoroughly they should brush their teeth later.