Pink candy kabobs by Simply Sweets, we love the "bead" gumball at the top. Over the past 6 years, as moms have booked parties, we have always suggested that they do a candy kabob making station at their party.
This activity goes so well with the theme of beading, the kids love doing it, it is such a fun and easy activity and it becomes a inexpensive and beautiful lootbag for them to bring home.
Below are instructions for candy kabob making.
This activity goes so well with the theme of beading, the kids love doing it, it is such a fun and easy activity and it becomes a inexpensive and beautiful lootbag for them to bring home.
Below are instructions for candy kabob making.
Love these fun unicorn themed kabobs from Sweets Indeed. YOU WILL NEED:
• Gummy candy
• Ribbon
• Bamboo skewers
• Clear cellophane bags (I used 4×6 bags from michaels.)
• Gummy candy
• Ribbon
• Bamboo skewers
• Clear cellophane bags (I used 4×6 bags from michaels.)
Choose a variety of candies, if you are following a colour scheme at your party, this is a good chance for you to continue with that theme. Each kabob uses 10 to 15 gummies per skewer, depending on candy size.
Place the gummy candies into bowls and place in the middle of the table. Set up a skewer at each child's spot, have nametags ready so that the kabobs can be labeled with they are completed.
Have each child place the candies onto the skewer, pressing the candies 2/3 down the skewer. Alternate styles, sizes, flavors, and/or colors.
Make sure that the children are careful with the bamboo skewers. One of the ends is very sharp and the children may poke themselves if they are not careful. Keep placing the candies on until the skewer is 2/3 full, all the way to the top on one end.
Place the gummy candies into bowls and place in the middle of the table. Set up a skewer at each child's spot, have nametags ready so that the kabobs can be labeled with they are completed.
Have each child place the candies onto the skewer, pressing the candies 2/3 down the skewer. Alternate styles, sizes, flavors, and/or colors.
Make sure that the children are careful with the bamboo skewers. One of the ends is very sharp and the children may poke themselves if they are not careful. Keep placing the candies on until the skewer is 2/3 full, all the way to the top on one end.
Place each kabob into a clear cellophane bag and tie with a ribbon. Place a label with the child's name on the finished kabob.
For more amazing candy kabob inspiration, click here.
For more amazing candy kabob inspiration, click here.
 Marshmallow kabobs from Simply Sweet. |  Themed candy kabobs from Kara's Party Ideas. |  Pink candy kabobs with gumball beads from Sweets Indeed. |
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