We’re gearing up for Valentine’s Day! It’s a month and a half away but with 4 kids and class parties and teacher gifts, it’s always a good idea to be prepared! I’m vowing publicly not to wake up in a panic on V-Day with no Valentines for my kiddos to pass out, lol!! I found these pretty heart shaped jelly beans at our new Winco store, so excited to have a grocery store with tons of candy bins at my beck and call…like chocolate covered gummy bears!! I’ve only ever found those in Utah where I was introduced to them by hubby so I was ecstatic to find them in bulk….there may or may not be a gift idea coming in the future with them. ::obsessed:: Oh, back to the heart jelly beans! They are so shiney and full of detail I had to make a craft out of them. I have two daughters who love jewelry and accessories. They’re both into Loom Bracelets right now and were thrilled to add this edible Valentines candy heart bracelet to their arm collection (;
Supplies Needed: Red thread, large eye needle, heart shape jelly beans.
Directions: Simply thread the needle through the sides of the heart candies. When the thread it too sticky, snip it and keep going.
Watch for little hands sneaking the yummy heart jellies…
Isn’t this bracelet cute?
My 10 year old came in to model for me and was so excited she got to keep this edible candy heart bracelet! She said she wants to make more for her girl cousins and friends at school.
Visit all of our Valentine’s Day ideas like our Valentine’s Day glitter sign,
as well as our inspirational roundup posts like our recent 25 LOVE decor Valentine’s Day ideas.
We’ll be back soon with more V-Day ideas. Happy bracelet making!! XO
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Courtney @ Crafts by Courtney says
01/04/2014 at 12:06 pmThese bracelets are so cute I want to make one for myself! Love this idea I bet your girls were excited about them.
Shannon says
01/05/2014 at 7:33 amWhere do you find the candy? Is it Gimbal’s? Thanks
lollyjane says
01/06/2014 at 12:22 amHi Shannon, we actually found this at Winco! Yay! I’ve seen similar candy at Walmart, too (: Good luck!
marissa | Rae Gun Ramblings says
01/05/2014 at 10:02 pmcrazy cute idea girls!
fariba says
01/06/2014 at 1:46 amHi , Thank u for your beautiful project.Have a lovely ,blessed week!
Tia says
01/06/2014 at 1:13 pmThanks for a cute and clever idea! These’ll be great for my daughter’s class…now if I can just find the jellies around there!
Angelina-JoJo and Eloise says
01/09/2014 at 12:20 pmI thought I commented on this one already!!! Well It looks like I didn’t. So here goes… This is SOOOO… STINKING, YUMMY, YUMMY CUTE!!!! There is nothing better then having Jewelry you can EAT!!!! No matter how old you are 😉
xoxo
Linda @ it all started with paint says
01/11/2014 at 11:03 amThese are just so sweet I could eat them up! Hey, wait, I can eat them up! Pinning for sure!
Thanks so much for the amazing inspiration!
🙂 Linda
Deanna {SewMcCool} says
01/12/2014 at 12:16 pmThese are just the cutest!!! Heading over to share on Twitter too! Yummy prettiness.
Jen says
01/16/2014 at 8:34 amLove these sweet bracelets. I’ve included a link to your post in a Valentine craft round-up on my site…http://www.kitchencounterchronicle.com/2014/01/10-fabulous-valentine-crafts-for-older-kids-make.html
Victoria says
01/17/2014 at 9:55 amThis is so cute and what a sweet gift she can give to her friends!
Elise says
01/21/2014 at 7:29 amCute idea! I don’t think I’ve ever seen heart-shaped jelly beans before but now I’ll be looking for some 🙂
Margaret Marr says
02/07/2018 at 4:40 amYou could also use the licorice that you peel apart (you know, the peel and eat kind that become long thin licorice strings?) as the ‘thread’ for the bracelet, then the whole thing is edible!
Lolly Jane says
02/12/2018 at 4:11 pmGreat idea, Margaret!