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We made colorful candy beads with Twizzlers Twists to make a wearable craft that we could eat! I put together a little kit to bring with us in the car because Twizzlers don’t melt (cool right!?!), they are the perfect supply for this craft.
The kids are my little helpers when we go shopping because they can spot things from far away like little hawks (and because I constantly forget to wear my glasses). The nice thing is Twizzlers has a big display right next to the candy isle and their packaging is red and easy to spot (we like red around here if you couldn’t tell from our little red stars!).
I made little travel kits for the kids to bring on our car ride. As we drove they were busy threading Twizzler beads onto their necklace. The car has never been so quiet :). We got to our destination and left our kits in the car, when we returned the car smelled so yummy and nothing had melted–A perfect road trip activity.
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| Twizzlers Twists Candy Necklace Kit |
Little Dragon was able to put a few Twizzler beads on his necklace by himself, but it took too much concentration and fine motor control. So I gave him the plastic skewers to make candy swords and he was thrilled!
We visited some friends and brought our Twizzler Candy Bead kits. All the kids sat down at the table and made a necklace. It was fun to watch them as they practiced their fine motor skills. Some created patterns while others quickly thread beads on so they could complete their necklace and start wearing and eating it.
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Supplies:
Twizzlers Twists (red and rainbow)
Floss
Scissors
Plastic skewer (optional)
Container with lid
Directions:
1. Cut up the Twizzlers into small pieces to make beads.
Little Tiger was able to cut them by herself. She loved cutting something other than paper. I had her cut them while we were home to be safe.
2. Pull out a piece of floss and tie one candy to the end. This makes it so the Twizzler beads wont fall off as kids add more to their necklace. Assemble the beads and supplies in a container and you are ready to go.
3. To make a necklace, have child thread pieces of Twizzler beads on the floss. Some of the pieces closed a bit when we cut them so we used a plastic skewer to open the holes back up.
4. Once all the candy is on, tie a knot and it is ready to wear and eat! Aren’t they so pretty!
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Love, Katie & the Kiddos
These turned out so pretty!!! Love them and how they give fine motor skills and a tasty treat to boot–my favorite kid crafts are the ones that don't leave me with any clutter at the end, too! After a whole summer of kid activities you start to run out of space! ~ Client
Hi Nicole, Thanks so much! I totally agree about running out of space… We will need to start eating more of our crafts! 🙂
This is such a clever idea! It look great and yummy too!
thank you for sharing it with us #pintorials
Hi Eileen, Thanks so much! Have a great day 🙂