DIY Candy jewelry, a cool and easy gift idea to make her happy.

New Year is over and it's time to loose some weight. Here's a little idea on how to use the candies you won't eat for the next few weeks. These original earrings and necklaces were Christmas presents for my sisters.

Step 1: What you need

- Clear nail varnish
- Cheap jewels
- Hard candies
- Epoxy glue
- Stick (something to mix the glue)
- Wax paper

Comments

[CENTAUR123]

I lov it and i am doing it right now YEAH they are super cute especially the mint pendant

[robopanda]

I love the mint pendant! So cute.

[TheMagicianLord]

Does it have to be epoxy glue used, or is super glue fine for this?

[Junie Balloonie]

this sounds so unbelievebly cool!!!!! i'll have to try it for christmas for all my friends! thanks for your wonderful instructable. : )

[KwartzKitten]

So cute and perfect!

[NakanoYamato]

Nice idea! I'll try make some neck pendants for my girlfriend!

Errr, have you had any problems with ants? '-'
They can "feel" sugar through hard substances, you know '-'

[Samuel Bernier]

No ants problem for the moment. I live in Canada and it's almost -20 degrees outside right now. Insects won't be a problem until an other few months. Maybe it could be a problem in warmer countries. ;)
Thanks for the warning.
-Sam

[NakanoYamato]

well, then I'll try!
I live in Brazil and, here, we have some ants troubles sometimes...

[agis68]

cute!...usually women are crazy about these but now this something financilay cheap to make as a gift from him to her.....(that part concerns the male population) cause due to crisis we dont have money for expensive gifts.....

thanks...you saved my relationship! lol

[Penolopy Bulnick]

Very tasteful :)

[randofo]

I wonder if you could have used some sort of sugar or food-based glaze instead of the epoxy as a sealant.

[Samuel Bernier]

Possibly.
If you find something that last, please tell me.
Nature has a lot of natural resins.