It's the season for spring cleaning. And...well...I still feel like I am settling in to our new home! There is not a lot of spring cleaning for me to do except in my blog files! I have so many fun projects I have not shown you yet! So. I am doing a little "spring cleaning" myself this week and going to show you a few things I've been working on but haven't had a chance to show you yet!
There are so easy, so simple, and great for your kids to make!
Grab some large marshmallows, candies for the ears and nose (I used Tropical Fruit Mike and Ike's) and your black edible marker (you can find these in the cake decorating part of most craft stores) and have some fun creating different spring animals!
All you need to do it stick the Mike and Ike's in your marshmallow. They should stay in there, but you can use a little frosting as glue if you need to. And then use your marker to draw on the rest of the face.
So simple. So easy. Let your kids have fun making spring animal creations out of marshmallows, candy and edible markers!
Enjoy!
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(I was inspired by this idea here.)
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So cute! Thanks for visiting my blog! I added your link party to my list!
How cute are those little treats?! My son would love coming home to your house after school!! Very creative, Ashley!
~Jenna, SAS Interiors
These are adorable! My kids would love to make these! Thanks for a great idea! :)
So, so sweet and adorable! I'm so glad I saw your link-up at Running with Glitter!
Jenn/Rook No. 17
My kids would love these too!
haha love the little bunny buck teeth. so cute
Thanks for linking up to Your Whims Wednesday!
I love these! How adorable!
I would love to have you share this at my For the Kids link party! Stop by and join in on the fun!
http://sunscholars.blogspot.com/2011/05/for-kids-friday-9.html
Simple and easy yet such a fun and delicious idea for marshmallows.haha. So cute too. :)
Cheers,
Cathy@unique scrubs
Hi Ashley
I would love to use the bunny marshmallow idea in a Kids in the Kitchen column I write for a print publication. Credit would go to you of course!
Belinda Mooney
b_mooney@att.net
Thank you,
Belinda
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