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The Crafty Chica DIY Project Library: a collection of fabulous handmade ideas by Kathy Cano-Murillo, the Crafty Chica! Monday, October 20, 2008Halloween Candy Necklaces This is an idea I did in 2003 for Valentine's Day, but I lost the picture! So here is an easy version using skinny licorice whips and orange and black candies too. Marshmallow candies work easy for this project too! Just take a sharp bamboo skewer and poke holes in the candy and string them on! Great for parties! NOTE: Best when made to be eaten right away! *** See my new product line at select Michaels stores or buy online at Amazon.com! Other links: STORE * BOOK * T-SHIRTS * MY SPACE * FLICKR * All content/photos copyright, © Kathy Cano-Murillo, 2007. For more artsy goodness, check out CraftyChica.com * for awesome crafty resources check out DuncanCrafts.com Labels: Halloween
• Posted by Kathy Cano-Murillo, The Crafty Chica, 9:14 PM
2 Comments:
But if you take that necklace off it would get eaten by bugs or mold, right? But if you take it with you into the pool or into the bathtub or shower it would get soggy and gross, right? So then what would you do about it?
it's a good idea to make them as party favors. i used to have it as a craft project at my kids birthday parties -they LOVED them. and they ate them right away. BUT you make a great point! i'm going to amend the direx to let people know "best when made to be eaten right away".
thanks for the comment!! About Me
Mommy, wifey, artist, author, left-handed middle-child Sagittarian. Former newspaper reporter. I have a new craft product line, a new book: CRAFTY CHICA'S GUIDE TO ARTFUL SEWING. My first novel, WAKING UP IN THE LAND OF GLITTER pubs March 1st, 2010). I make a line of Chicano Pop Art with my hubby and we have sold it all over the country since 1990. Doing my best to live in the moment and savor it all!  
Note to visitors: Hola! This site is the archive of all my past projects for Gannett News Service and The Arizona Republic. These ideas are for personal use only. I make a living as a craft designer, so I will be using these ideas in my published works. If you are thinking of selling or using these ideas for profit, please give respect and "twist" them to make them your own - put your own stamp on them to make them different. It will work out for the best for both of us! Thank you and much respect from one creative person to another! — Kathy Have a burning crafty question? Visit my Ask Crafty Chica blog or drop me a line! Project Categories
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