We all know that diamonds are a girl’s best friend, but how about gumballs this year? A new take on the candy necklace, this easy gumball craft is sure to get you some hugs and kisses. You can give these to the sweet girls in your life or hand them out at a Valentine’s Party.
1. Using a metal skewer, pierce one side of the gumball. Hold the top of the gumball steady as you guide the skewer (see photo). This will prevent the skewer from slipping off the slick surface of the gumball.
2. Flip the gumball over and pierce another hole directly opposite to the first hole. If you try to poke a hole straight through both sides at once, the gumball will crack.
3. The hardest part is stringing the ribbon. Use a large needle to thread the ribbon through the gumballs. Thinner ribbon is easier to string. Tie a knot between each gumball as you string it.
Tip: Look for bags of single colored gumballs at your local party supply store.
Photos by Sara Westbrook.
142 Comments
Simple and lovely!
That is super clever!
SHUT UP!!!! This is soooo beyond fabulous! Must make!
Really cute! I hope I don’t pierce my fingers instead of the gumballs!!
love love love this!
I love y’all!!! Seriously. So clever. Thanks for sharing! My daughter is going to LOVE, L-O-V-E this!!! You just made me her hero.
LOVE IT!!!
I agree with Genevieve! YOU GUYS ARE UNBELEIVEABLE creative! Thanks so much for the most amazing work!
This makes me absolutely giddy! Sharing on my FB fan page. SO FANTASTIC. I am lacking the appropriate words.
What a wonderful, sweet idea! love it
So cute!!! My kids would love this. It’ll be fun to think of a way to “man it up” for my 8-year-old son. Thank you for sharing such a great idea.
What a fabulous idea! I am totally gonna share this on my blog and do them with my daughters too. Thanks for such an original idea.
What a cute idea! Thanks for sharing!!
These are surprisingly chic for being a children’s project – I want one for myself!! : )
So nice!!!
what a good idea!
Beautiful. Wonderful idea for my daughters birthday coming up. TFS.
Jess B.
thatzuneek@gmail.com
okay ladies… this is the cutest thing i’ve EVER seen. i love the photo with the light pink gumballs and one blue one. i’m off today to get gumballs. TOO FREAKIN CUTE!! as always, thanks for sharing
LOVE this idea. Sara you are a genius!
So cute. Also love the simple valentine card. Did you make that also?
I am going to make some of these for my neice she will love them! Thanks for sharing:)
This almost looks to cute to eat!!
What a great idea! My daughter will love this, thanks!!
Thanks for sharing! My girls’ birthdays are coming up and they’d love this idea for them & their gal pals!
your projects just get more and more adorable!
This is the cutest idea I’ve ever seen!!!
Karen Peterson–We did make that valentine card. There is a download a few posts down. Check it out and you can print some out yourself.
Are you kidding me? This is flippin’ ADORABLE!
How do you keep the gumball color from bleeding onto clothing? Ideas?
I am speachless. These are too dang cute.
absolutetly adorable!!!
This is too sweet! Cant wait to try! Thanks so much for sharing
Those necklaces are absolutely adorable. Thanks for sharing the tutorial. I have try this out with my daughter.
This is incredible! LOVE.
-E.
Robyn- the gumballs won’t bleed if they don’t get wet. We have tested these out on ourselves and a few girls. Let us know if you try these!
Oh Brittany, to sit at your feet and learn from the master. I don’t know when/where I’m going to do these (I only have boys) but I will. Oh yes, I will!
ADORABLE. A must have for every little girl. Will definitely try these with my girls.
this is truly awesome with a CAPITAL A! I’m making these for a sweet shoppe party-they’re gonna love it! thanks a million! you’re blog is ranked one of the highest in my book!
ADORABLE! Thanks for the great idea!
I have to make these!!! Great idea and thank you for sharing!!!
This is such a brilliant idea,i love it, my daughters are gonna fall in love too. I wish they could make the
that at school so i could wear it myself not like pastas necklaces! Thanks for sharing!
Eloise, from France!
These are adorable! Heading now to get gumballs. The little girls in my daughter’s class will love these! Thanks for sharing such wonderful ideas.
Gorgeous! How do you tie such perfect knots surrounding each gumball and then proceed to thread through the next?? I plan to try this project this weekend …
Fabulously adorable ladies!
As always, clever AND cute. I posted it here: http://www.examiner.com/arts-crafts-in-national/valentine-s-day-craft-gum-ball-necklaces
Hope all is well!
Cutesy Vday idea I’ve seen! Your site rocks!!!!!!
Wow! This is the cutest idea! I love it! So creative.
I love these! My daughter has her 5th birthday party on Saturday. I have to try this!
This is seriously the sweetest thing I have ever seen.
Love this! Did you use regular size gumballs or are these the larger ones? Also where do you find such gorgeous ribbon? Thanks again!!!
mindy- The gumballs are the larger regular size. Does that make sense? Not the small ones. Make sure and follow the instructions when making the holes. Sara jabbed her finger a few times until she got the technique down.
Ahhh! SOOO CUTE! My daughter would eat it before it could get around her neck though. ha!
So amazingly adorable! Thanks for sharing your creativity.
I love it! Would it be so tragic if we make them for friends and those same friends make them for us? Bring on the gumballs.
This is simply adorable! Such a cute idea.
This is SUCH a darling idea! I love it!
These are absolutely adorably ‘hip’! We linked your post here: http://hiptoclipcoupons.blogspot.com/2011/01/month-of-valentines-valentine-gumball.html
Hi there, I’m new to your blog (LOVE it!) and can’t find the Valentine Card download. I can’t find the post you are referring to anyway. Thank you!!
These are so darn cute!! Thank you for sharing this my daughter will love these!!
xoxo
Kelli @ loveoursimplelife.blogspot.com
I love this idea!! Would be a fun favor for a little girls party too! thecoolkidsblog.com
Did anyone make these yet? Words of wisdom? Im off to get gumballs today…. hoping they are as easy to make as they look?!?!?!!
this is so freaking cute, i’m gonna die. i LOVE it!
I just LOVE these! I’m thinking of making them as favors for my daughter Bday party, so cute!
These are so cute. Takes me back to when I was 10. I linked your post here:http://asnailslife.wordpress.com/
Cute – How does the colour not wear off onto wet little fingers, though?
Are you kidding me?! This is the cutest thing i have ever seen!
How cute is this! What a wonderful idea!
I noticed one comment that said “man it up” for her son…How about using a jute type string (or something to that affect but maybe without all the “little bits” that come off jute) and blue and green gumballs for the boys in our lives? That type of string would be “tough and manly” for them.
I love this idea! I can’t wait to get everything I need to make these and get them in the mail to our grandkids! Ya think an 8 year old boy would like a red one? I gotta find something for boys if not.
I love this!
These are the coolest necklaces EVER!!!!
Does anyone know where to find the Gumballs? Went to Zurchers tonight and they did not have the beautiful pastel colors…
.. Help please.. must make these adorable necklaces ..lol
Just made one for my 4 year old. Took about an hour for 1. The directions are excellent. 7 Pink gumballs with brown and pink striped ribbon. Too Cute. I got my gumballs at Party City.They have Pink, Silver, Pearl, Fuchsia, Brown. Thanks.
I found beautiful colors at Party City today. I haven’t made them yet, but I’m so excited. They are beautiful!
Thank you! What clever, creative, educational and fun ideas! From very easy to more involved.
Mary
Thanks so much for the Party City Tip..
I LOVE this!! This will be so much fun to make.
Thank you!
Adorable! And much cuter than those candy necklaces. I think everyone is getting these for valentine’s day!
Very cute, thanks!
So I decided to make these but substitute real solid beads found on etsy (they were actually cheaper than the gumballs!) Love the idea! My 10 yr old will be giving them to the girls in his class.
I’m in the process of making these for my sister’s six daughters, as well as for my chic best friend! Having trouble threading the ribbon, though. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
Christi–Threading the ribbon is the hardest part. Either use a thinner ribbon or just pull really, really hard. Hope this helps.
I love it! Thanks so much for sharing
Would you be able to share where you purchased the gum balls?
Erin–the gumballs are from Party City.
W☼W! totally making these ♥
i actually used a drill for mine & it worked great. i had only seen a pic online & didn’t see the tutorial until after. give it a try if you are scared of the skewer:)
oh, i also just wrapped the end of my ribbon with tape instead of a needle, it worked great. just FYI.
These are so cute! I am definitely copying this to my files.
This is quite possibly one of the cutest DIY projects I have ever seen! I had to include it on my blog as one of the best DIY Valentine’s Day projects ever. Great job Sara and Brittany!
http://aseasontocelebrate.wordpress.com/2011/02/02/valentines-day-sweetie-pies-a-box-of-chocolates-gumballs/
These are so darling–via:creature comforts
these are awesome!I featured this today on my blog here: http://www.bubblynaturecreations.com/2011/02/what-i-want-to-make-wednesday-valentine.html
These are so cute… come pick up a featured button!!!
this is my favorite thing I’ve seen for Valentines day! what a clever idea! thanks for the tips on how not to crack the ball, and where to get such pretty colors…we’ll be making them! fabulous!
I just tried a small drill bit, and it went right through perfectly.
I just featured this on my blog. LOVE it !!!
http://twigandtwirls.blogspot.com/2011/02/i-want-one-of-these-for-valentines-day.html
this is the cutest thing ever… i can’t wait to make these for friends… i know they will totally love it! thanks for sharing!
They are super cute! I love them!
Whoever suggested the drill bit idea, thank you!!! I just made about 5 of these necklaces in an hour after struggling a long time with how to get the ribbon through, but I switched to a 7/32 drill bit, which made a much bigger hole (covered by the ribbon knots) and then flew right threw them! ADORABLE!
I am featuring this on my blog! So cute! Love me some creativity!
So cute! I’m going to post a link to your tutorial on my blog
http://bluerobincottage.blogspot.com/
This is such a fun craft!
SO cute…I was looking to make something with my niece..and here it is…except…don’t they start rubbing off on clothes? if the kids handle them too much won’t they get sticky? do we coat them with something??
This is really cute and I’m tempted to make me one to wear to my son’s Valentine’s day party at school for myself.
Question…did your party-goers actually eat the gumballs (off of the necklace) or is this more for the novelty of wearing candy? I L-O-V-E it. So cute and sweet! Thanks.
Lovely idea!
The gumballs seems rather large in size to send in a standard mailer without the lid popping up. Would you kindly share with us which mailers you used for the packaging in the photos?
Thanks!
Lily N–We haven’t used these necklaces at a party, just gave them to Sara’s kids. Children can eat them off of the ribbon if they would like.
This is a great gift idea! It’s simple and cute. I’ve included this post on my weekly favorites here: http://play2grow.blogspot.com/2011/02/weekly-favorites-for-february-6-2011.html
These are completely adorable! I actually featured them on my blog as part of my Fabulous Finds Craft and Recipe Round-Up: Valentine’s Edition! Just thought you’d like to know, and thanks for the awesome idea!
http://veaterfam.blogspot.com/2011/02/fabulous-finds-craft-and-recipe-round.html
Really Cute!!!!!!!
Thanks!
I may do this actually, but we don’t have.. gumballs here, so I will have to experiment with something else!!!
xxx
Anyone have an idea on where to purchase Gumballs?
good places to check for gumballs: tjmaxx/marshalls up at the registers. i just found a great mix of red/pink/lilac/kiwi/and aqua there.
now i’m off to jab my fingers…
These are fab and I made a few.
I found boxes of one inch gumballs (various colors) at the Buck Spot in Target. I used a bead reamer which didn’t break the gumballs at all. Then used Dollar Tree sheer pink ribbon which was easier to thread through the gumball.
Turned out adorable!
LOVE LOVE LOVE this!
I linked back to it on my blog.
Thanks for the inspiration!
http://doehlerdays.blogspot.com/2011/02/valentine-gumball-necklace.html
Will so be making these for my daughter’s special Valentine Friends!
These are adorable…I love the look and would wear one myself. Wonder if there is a way to seal the insects out?
Thank you for this great idea! I blogged about it along with other DIY Valentines here: http://covetcollective.blogspot.com/2011/02/diy-valentines.html
Can’t wait to use these as party favors for a birthday party!
-Lana
HERE’S SOME HELP FROM SOMEONE WHO HAS MADE THEM!!!
Alright so I just made 11 necklaces. First off I tried the metal skewer.. it took me about 30 min to do the first necklace.. IT IS NOT SHARP ENOUGH! Ice pick from walmart 1.97! Works perfect and has a handle so you don’t get blisters from the metal skewer like me. Also to get the ribbon through tape the ends and then extend the tape off the end rolling it really tight. (Like the end of a shoelace) I tried using a yarn needle and once you put the ribbon through the needle it won’t go through the hole very easily.. tape method is working fast and easy! Also use appox. 60inches of ribbon per necklace to make it if you want to tie the bow on the side and have enough room to go over a girl’s head (now granted I am making this for 10yr old girls) I also use 8 gumballs per necklace. I did get the gumballs at party city. Hope this helps everyone!
Feel free to email me with any other questions you may have~!
lisaehanna@gmail.com
This is such a great idea! I had to share this on my blog with our other Valentine treats this week.
I am going to try and make these for my daughter and for another birthday party I’m planning! Thanks!
These are absolutely darling! What a great idea! Featured them on my blog this week! Have a great weekend!
Blessings to you,
Holly
http://hallelujahsbyholly.blogspot.com/2011/02/favorite-things-friday-my-mamas-sugar.html
Hi! I found my way to your blog through Fancy Frills Design Studio. I love the name “One Charming Party”. Thanks for the great ideas!
Cutest idea I have seen. I am so going to make this necklace for my girls!!!
natalie
just featured these precious gum ball necklaces on my blog! LOVE them!!!! Here’s the link. http://natalielovins.blogspot.com/2011/02/super-cute-last-minute-valentine-idea.html
Such a great idea! We featured these on our LifeStyle blog twice!! Thanks for the amazing inspiration…
http://www.coton-colorsblog.com/2011/02/valentine-craft-tique
Even a grandmother appreciates your wonderful crafts. It’s a GREAT way to become the FAVORITE grandmother with all these cute ideas!
Thanks for the drill tip. After struggling to poke several gumballs with the skewers, the drill was so fast! I made my holes wider this way so that I could easily get a needle with ribbon through. Love them!
I’ve made many of these, and they were loved by all. Thanks for the tutorial!!! <3
Forget the skewer and use a power drill (clean the bit of course)! I ended up with a hole through my finger with the first gum ball. The drill is amazing!!!
Just found your site and I am so glad I did! I seriously love this idea and is going to make adorable b-day party favors for my little girl! LOVE this idea! Thank you thank you thank you!!!
I decided to make 12 of these for my daughter’s 8th birthday. After 2 gumballs I was frustrated with how hard it was to make a hole. Then I had the brillant thought to pull out the power drill. I sanatized a brand new 3/32 drill bit and it made the whole project super fast and super easy. The hole in the middle of the ribbon roll is perfect to put the gumball in to stabalize it for drilling.
Love these necklaces!!!
Love these necklaces. I’m just sitting down now to make them for my daughter’s 5th birthday party. I was just curious if you had any problems with the gumball coating rubbing off when you’re making them. Maybe my hands are just really hot?! I just didn’t want them to be all gross and unsanitary. Any suggestions for me?
super dooper nice…love it soooo much…
Such a lovely necklace.
Do you use anything on the gumballs to keep them from getting sticky? Like Shellac, or do you want to keep them edible?
Hi Sarah–We wanted to keep them edible so we left them plain. We didn’t have any problems with the color rubbing off. xo
This is so sweet!!! I love it!! And so pretty! I featured it on my blog today! http://vixenmade.blogspot.com/2011/08/favorite-kids-craft-round-up.html
another idea that would bypass having to poke holes and sting thru, would be to use 1″ see thru ribbon that you fold in half and sew the open edge making a sleeve. You then start at one end and put in the gumball, ty a knot and continue till you have put the 7 in there. You can then tie small decorative 1/4 ” -1/2″ ribbon on the the ends for the neck part. Be sure to make long enough to slip over head. Have fun with em! I plan to make some with my daughters.
ps… old white nylons(pantyhose) or netting work also
Too cute! We saw these exact necklaces in Hawaii 5 years ago- in a cute boutique store with kid items. It was their “kid version” of the Kukui Lei that you can find all over the islands for adults (made with the dark colored kukui nuts). This particular stor had them in almost every color of the rainbow and kids are encouraged to eat the gumballs off as they wish- but I noticed the gumballs were fairly hard on most of them- I would think you would want to make them fairly soon before handing them out! Love em!
I love this idea and we plan on doing this for the girls in my son’s class for valentine’s day… Do you have any gumball concepts for boys… Thanks so much for any thoughts!!!!
Hi Cathryn–We don’t have any gumball concepts for boys. But we can look into it. xo
These are so adorable! I’m featuring them on my blog! http://www.lovebugliving.com/2012/01/pinterest-valentines-inspiration.html
i just used a new, small drill bit and drilled right through those gumballs! didnt break a one!!
I absolutely LOVE these! I am going to make one for my daughter for V-day this year for sure! I featured this project today in my Friday I’m In Love favorites.
http://socialsalutations.blogspot.com/2012/01/friday-im-in-lovewith-love.html
– Jenn @ Social Salutations
These are THE CUTEST!! I have one question, approx. How much ribbon did you use per necklace? I’m making a few and just thought I’d ask.
Thanks for sharing!!
This is such a fun idea!! I featured you on my blog today, stop by & grab a button!
http://artsyfartsymama.blogspot.com/2012/02/pinteresting-features-n-shtuff-21.html
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