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Making a Candy Corsage?

I would like to make a birthday corsage for my daughter she will be 7, but I don't know what kind of candy is for a 7 year old. How can I find a guide for this?

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By Cammy R.

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July 8, 20120 found this helpful

In the 1950's we made corsages for friends to wear all day at school. Any kind of candy that you can hang on a ribbon from a bow will work. Candy with holes like life savers are easy to use. As for candy for a 7 year old, no candy is good because of the sugar content. But for a treat it's OK.

 
January 4, 20140 found this helpful

The corsage was simple... no glue guns. The items were held to a large bow with ribbon curls and tied. It was pinned to sweater or top. They were from 10 - 18. Age 10 Lollipops. Age 11 Gumdrops. Age 12 Tootsie Rolls. Age 13 Bubble Gum. Age 14 Dog Biscuits. Age 15 Lifesavers. Age 16 Sugar Cubes. Age 17 lemondrops.

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Parents usually went to a local florist but friends made them. Items were removed during the day by friends along with a spanking...one for each year and a pinch to grow an inch.

 
March 30, 20230 found this helpful

I want to make one for my granddaughter six birthday shes tiny and petite. Do you suggest

 

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