Tanya Memme's DIY Gumdrop Garland

Lifestyle expert Tanya Memme shows how to turn pool noodles into a whimsical gumdrop garland. Get double use out of your pool toys as Tanya shows how to turn the brightly colored foam into candy shaped ornaments.

[@rhondimoerike8272]

Another awesome decor craft, fantastic. And I love the bantering too. It sounds like you all are having so much fun.

[@LivingtoDIYwithRachelMetz]

This just gave me so much inspiration!

[@danielaurista]

That's filmed at Universal!^^

[@dante19651]

Amazing X

[@MsJazmanianDevil]

Can i use craft glue instead to do the lollipops? Or does it have to be a glue gun?

[@wjf213]

I think hot glue just sets up quicker. Other glues I believe will need to have some thing holding the noodle in place or it will naturally just come undone. If you're worried about a glue eating away the pool noodle, well give it a try and if it eats it, you're out about 25 cents.

[@alishajim]

What about the gumballs?

[@evilangell8]

Pretty sure it's just the ones you can buy for ball pits.

[@kodiswanton6667]

The Blue paint messed up the camera. And it's called Christmas herpes at our house cuz it's there for Life.

[@barrelscui1074]

alot of talking.. u waste alot of time doing the decor