Candy Garland

katrine2706
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Candy Garland - happy little boy wearing his candy garland March and April are the time for school year end activities in my country. Graduation and recognition rites are being done in every school so garland vendors scatter in every venue.

During my elementary days we used to make candy garlands. Kids love candies more than flowers so this is one common gift for parents to give to their kids at every school year end ceremony. Even during my college graduation I still chose to have candies rather than flowers.

Supplies:

pack of individually wrapped candies
threaded needle
scissors

Steps:

Get different colors and flavors of wrapped candy. You can place them in alternate arrangement for better presentation.
Place one tip of the candy wrapper over the other.

Candy Garland - place one tip of wrapper over the other

Sew them together neatly. Be careful not to hit the sealed content or it will get exposed.

Candy Garland - stitch together being careful not to pierce candy compartment

Get another candy and do the same until you form a long thread or chain of candies.

Candy Garland - stop when you have reached your desired length

When it's long enough sew both ends together to form a necklace.

Candy Garland - sew the ends together to form a chain or garland

It's done!

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joanWZ
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May 2, 20170 found this helpful

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