Marshmallow Bunnies

Happy Spring!

Easter Sunday is almost here. And although this one will look nothing like Easters past, we plan on celebrating big! We will dress up in our new holiday finery and worship our Risen Saviour as millions of others will. Online with our church!

John 3:16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. 

I am thankful for the Hope we have in our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ!😃

Other festivities such as our annual Easter family picnics and egg hunts will merely be postponed. And oh how joyous we will be when we are reunited with all our family and friends!

I pray everyone is staying safe and healthy amid this dreadful COVID-19 virus and that it will disappear as quickly as it came.

And while we're all hunkered down and sheltering in place, here are some sweet and fun marshmallow bunnies to make with your kiddos!

I used: regular size marshmallows, white candy melts, pink Sixlets, candy eyes, Shimmies sprinkles, and Wilton Easter bunny feet candies. I also used colored lollipop sticks.

To make the bunny ears, I cut the marshmallows on an angle..

 and then simply pressed the sticky cut side into the sprinkles. 

 They're already looking adorable! We've melted a few candy melts, attached two marshmallows on the stick and dotted some melted candy to place the eyes and nose.

Eeek! This sweet little bunny just needs a little help! 

Let us attach his feet and ears with more melted candy. And Boom! He is finished!

Well hi there little buddy!

 Wishing you all a very Happy Easter!

My heart truly goes out to you all and I will be praying for you and your families!

We will get through this!

'til we sweet again, Karen 💗

Easter Bunnies Hiding in the Grass Rice Krispie Treats

These sweet little bunnies would like to wish you a Happy Easter..if you can find them that is!!

Or you can just make some yourself with the kiddos!
Either way you're in for a treat, a Rice Krispies treat!

 I made my own cereal treats because the ones I bought at the store were just way too small for my sunny bunnies. I used the recipe on the back of the cereal box. 

I also used pink, green, and white fondant, blue candy melts, black sugar pearls, pastel candy pearls, and jelly bean bird eggs.

I had this "bunny in the grass" idea floating around in my head but I needed the perfect cutters and I found them both here at JB Cookie Cutters!

Click on the link for the bunny face cutter, and here for the grass cutter.

I used cookie sticks for my treats and toothpicks to gently remove the fondant from the smaller cutters.

Let's make some bunny faces! Roll out fondant and if needed use a little confectioner's sugar on the cutters to prevent sticking.

I used the ear and mouth cutters. I didn't use the eye or nose cutters as I'm using the candy pearls for those instead.

The bunnies were easy to assemble using a food safe paintbrush. Just dab a little water to attach the fondant pieces. Gently press the eyes and nose into the face. You can also use a teeny dab of corn syrup to make sure they don't fall out!

These eyes! 

"Here comes Peter Cottontail..."

Roll out green fondant,

Swish cutter around in powdered sugar and press into fondant to cut through.

Just one cut and you get two rows of fresh cut grass!

Cut a piece of grass the same width as your Rice Krispies treat to fit.

Dip rice krispies treats in melted candy to coat. I also like to dip the end of cookie stick in melted candy before inserting into treat for a sturdier hold.
Lay on parchment paper to set.

Welcome to Sugartown Sweets Candy Factory! To each RKT attach bunnies, grass, and jelly beans with a little melted candy.

I made this one with green sprinkles and left the face intact.

For the hiding bunnies I cut off the lower portion of the face so they wouldn't be too bulky with the grass. I'm sorry little guy!

So easy and fun and now we're done!
Be still my heart he's so adorable!

Thanks for stopping by.
I wish you all a very Happy Easter, Karen💗