Candy Graduation Lei

Learn how to make a candy graduation lei without needing to cut a mess of strings and tie endless knots. This method can help you quickly make a candy lei that looks like it too you hours but really it was less than 30 minutes! Share this simple hack!

[@MariaTheresa2308]

Thank you! I was looking for a super easy lei idea and found this…perfect!

[@KyndlT]

Glad it was helpful!

[@salelui]

Winning 🎈🤸🏾‍♀️🤸🏾‍♀️🤸🏾‍♀️ so easy 🧡

[@christianemeneses6604]

Thank you for sharing, this is exactly what I’d hope to find!

[@KyndlT]

You're welcome!

[@PinkPrincesz]

Thanks I’m trying this today ❤

[@cynthiagibson8620]

Awesome and easy

[@teemunemero6486]

Aaw I love this,,am definitely going to try it

[@KyndlT]

Hope you enjoyed making it!

[@user-fq1cj8qb8d]

Where did you get the table with dividers from?

[@madelinedelacruz5949]

Thank you so much for sharing. I am making this for my godson.

[@KyndlT]

You are so welcome!

[@ASIAITU]

Simple yet elegant!

[@KyndlT]

Thank you! 😊

[@joycesugai854]

Love it can’t wait to try it! How many do you think an adult lei takes?

[@KyndlT]

I used a 21.2 ounce bag of the chocolates and it is just enough for an adult lei but longer would be better. Who wouldn’t want more yummy chocolates? 😊

[@jana9394]

I love this candy Lei. Thank you for sharing. Where did you get those ball candy and what are they called? Brand? I'd like to make one for my nephew. ❤️

[@lesliem5865]

I believe it's Lindt brand

[@KyndlT]

Yes these are Lindt chocolates. I buy a big bag of them to make 1 lei. I believe it’s a 21.2 ounce bag at Costco.