Taylor Swift Eras Tour Friendship Bracelet Donuts

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If you’re looking for the perfect Taylor Swift treat for Valentine’s Day, a birthday party, or any other kind of gathering, we have you covered today!

It’s no secret that we’re huge Swifties in our house, so when Olivia was invited to a Taylor Swift Eras Tour documentary viewing party back in December, she couldn’t say yes fast enough.  Each girl was asked to bring a Taylor Swift themed snack, so I bought all the supplies to make these Taylor Swift Eras Tour friendship bracelet donuts, and they were a huge hit!  They’re so easy that Olivia was able to make them all by herself, and she actually enjoyed making them because they were so crafty!

To make these, you’ll need the following:

12 glazed donuts (one for each album)

1 tube of white frosting

Smarties

Food safe marker

Candy beads in all different colors

Mini mirror balls (not edible)

 

To make the letter beads, Olivia pulled out all the white Smarties from the packs (although, you could use all the colors if you wanted to!) and then she used the food safe pen to write each of the album names on them, letter by letter.  She then put a ring of frosting around the top of each donut so the candy beads would stick, and then she placed all the letter beads followed by the other candy beads to make them look like friendship bracelets. 

Each Taylor Swift album is associated with a specific color, so Olivia decorated them accordingly, while also adding some of her own flair to each one.  The traditional colors for each of the albums are as follows:

Taylor Swift (Debut) – green

Fearless – yellow / gold

Speak Now – purple

Red – red

1989 – light blue

Reputation – black

Lover – pink

Folklore – grey

Evermore – brown (we didn’t have brown candy beads, so Olivia used grey and white)

Midnights – dark blue

The Tortured Poets Department – white (she also used grey and black)

The Life of a Showgirl – orange / mint green

 

Then once all the donuts were decorated, she popped mini mirrorballs (that are not edible) in the middle of each donut so the girls could have a little gift to take home with them. 

The girls got to enjoy festive and yummy treats and now each of them have matching mirrorballs that they can hang somewhere in their rooms or on their Christmas tree year after year. 

And the best part is that these were very inexpensive to make!

If you’re not a Taylor Swift fan, you could make any version of these that you wanted…

Friendship

Love (like Conversation Hearts!)

Other bands or musicians

Song lyrics

Sports teams

Bible verses

Christmas

Halloween 

Easter

Summertime

July 4th

New Year's Eve

 

The possibilities are endless! 

I’d hoped to have this post up shortly after the release of the Eras Tour documentary, but since I missed the window, I figured Valentine’s Day was perfect, too!  ;o)

Happy Wednesday, y’all!